Get Involved
Help us keep the search moving
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There are many ways you can help
You do not need investigative experience to make a difference. Finding Kids relies on people throughout the community to support the work, strengthen local connections, and help more families know where to turn.
Find the Role That Fits You
Some opportunities are ongoing. Others depend on your location, experience, or availability. Tell us how you would like to help, and we’ll connect you with the right opportunity.
Put your skills to work
Have a professional skill to share? Tell us about your background, and we’ll help identify where your experience can be most useful.
General volunteer
Help with events, outreach, community education, and the day-to-day projects that keep Finding Kids connected to the communities we serve.
County Champion
Represent Finding Kids in your county by building local relationships, sharing resources, and helping families and agencies know where to turn.
Event Volunteer
Help with setup, check-in, guest support, outreach, and other needs at Finding Kids events throughout the year.
Marketing and admin volunteer
Put your professional skills to work supporting communications, outreach, research, donor relations, and day-to-day nonprofit operations.
Investigative volunteer
Opportunities are available for qualified professionals with relevant investigative or law enforcement experience. Roles are reviewed individually based on credentials and current needs.
Private investigator
Licensed private investigators with law enforcement backgrounds can apply to join the roster working accepted missing-child cases in coordination with the lead agency.
Intern
Gain hands-on nonprofit experience while supporting outreach, events, communications, administration, or other approved projects.
Bring Your Experience to the Search
Investigate for us
Retired law enforcement professionals and licensed private investigators make this work possible. If you have the experience to work leads, document findings, and operate within agency protocols, we want to hear from you.
Become an investigator
Finding Kids works with licensed private investigators who understand how to support a lead agency without getting in its way.
Investigators work cases in the communities they know and pass their findings directly to law enforcement.
What we provide
We add value to your case
When a missing child case needs more dedicated hours, Finding Kids adds licensed private investigators who know how to work inside law enforcement protocols. They pursue leads on the street and online, document what they find, and pass actionable information directly to the assigned detective. In parallel, Parent Support Advocates keep families informed and help organize information the investigation needs.
Media Press and Corporate Sponsorships
Partner with finding kids
General Info
Corporate partnerships can support events, community education, Family Support, and the organization’s ability to take on new cases. We’ll work with you to build a partnership that makes sense for your company and the mission.
Media requests are handled with the same care. Finding Kids can provide approved organizational information, leadership interviews, and public materials while protecting active investigations and confidential case details.
Media Kit
Download approved Finding Kids logos, organizational background, leadership information, and media-ready resources.
Press inquires
For interviews, background information, or other media requests, contact our team directly. Finding Kids does not comment on active investigations or disclose protected case information.
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Finding kids donor
“The team’s genuine care elicits trust from parents who would do anything to have their child back.”
There are no fees for our services, ever. Every search and every hour of Family Support is funded by people who decided a missing child was their problem too.