A Digital Transformation That Multiplied Non-Profit Impact by 10!

Rahab’s Daughters was founded in 2013 by Sharmila (Sam) Wijeyakumar and Denardo Ramos. Rahab’s Daughters is a non-profit organization that offers support to survivors of human trafficking, providing a variety of services while working to put an end to human trafficking through additional awareness and education strategies. Rahab’s Daughters has become a dynamic leader in the global fight against human trafficking, approaching the crisis from a multitude of issue areas.

Before their digital transformation, Rahab’s Daughters completed all their work manually. This consisted of spreadsheets, CRM systems, and commuting to multiple locations. Volunteers went through ads, manually scraping and adding them to spreadsheets and CRM systems. This process was time-consuming, inaccurate, and inefficient. Information acquired through ads led to staff and volunteer deployment to various locations based on deductive reasoning and incomplete information rather than data-driven determinations. This not only made it difficult to find people who needed their help but potentially put staff and volunteers in harm’s way. Without data insights, Rahab’s Daughters was faced with a true needle in a haystack situation as they endeavored to rescue victims.

Statistics:

Non-Profit

Industry

Chicago Suburbs (HQ)

Location

200

Volunteers

We love the solution & love that it’s extensible and we look forward to the solution growing as we here at Rahab’s Daughters grow.

Dr. Denardo Ramos

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Current:

20,000

Calls Made to Offer Assistance

8,000

Texts Deployed to Offer Assistance

85%

Outreach Location Accuracy

100%

Volunteer Adoption

The volunteer teams could only reach out to 1,000-2,000 in previous campaigns. 

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