Since its establishment in 2018, Trace Labs has operated as a not-for-profit organization reliant on its volunteer base to support its operational activities to keep overhead costs to a minimum. The demand for Trace Labs is growing exponentially as we provide a unique and valuable service that is complementary to law enforcement and directly supports the community in need, both locally and globally.
This growth trajectory and the opportunity to expand the mission and operation of Trace Labs will need support from corporate sponsors. If this sounds like something your organization would like to support, Trace Labs would love to have you part of our journey to make a real-world impact through leveraging crowdsourced OSINT for missing persons.
Get in touch with us today at contact@tracelabs.org
Trace Labs has brought together caring and brilliant people from around the globe to reunite families. I have seen how the weight and trauma of a missing person case impacts their loved ones. Trace Labs has used crowdsourcing to bring people together to help solve these important missing person cases.
- Shawna Coxon, O.O.M., PhD, Deputy Chief of Toronto Police Services, Communities & Neighbourhoods Command.
"Trace Labs is playing a vital role in response to the epidemic of missing persons and children around the world. This crowdsourced approach not only increases awareness of this problem, it supplies law enforcement with actionable intelligence that they likely do not have the time or expertise to create."
- Kevin Metcalf, Founder of The National Child Protection Task Force
