Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties average approximately 600 missing children each year. A number of these children are lost, missing or abducted requiring a search and rescue response. In 2017, the local KlaasKIDS team responded 83 times to these missions, an increase of 53%. A national study of child abductions showed that 99% of children abducted were murdered within 24 hours; 74% were murdered within the first 3 hours. The project contains two components, one proactive and the other reactive toward the growing problem of child exploitation. The grant will fund a proactive preventative education program to middle and high school students in Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties. Funds will be used to schedule SaySomething Assemblies, a school assembly program for middle and high schoolers that offers a highly interactive, multimedia presentation focused on stopping human trafficking child exploitation and child bullying. The project will also enhance the Foundation’s capability to efficiently and effectively respond to the crisis of a missing or abducted child. IMPACT 100 funds will be used to equip an existing mobile missing child response center with 3 all-in-one computers, WiFi router, GPS trackers and a laser printer for search planning, mapping, communications and rapid creation of missing child flyers. A dedicated 2018 Dodge 3500 4X4 crew cab will be purchased to pull the mobile response center.