The Trac-Her Program and Community Lottery Stock (CLS) initiative are dedicated to serving and empowering communities across the world, building a groundbreaking public safety program device with the ability to financially benefit underserved and low-wealth communities. With a focus on enhancing personal safety and promoting financial inclusion with stock ownership, our innovative solutions address critical issues faced by residents.

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Part I | Trac-HER

• Empowering Communities: Every year, 8 million children are reported missing, not including the millions unreported. Currently, over 40 million people are involved in modern slavery, with over 10 million being children. More than 50% of these individuals are women and girls. Law enforcement often struggles to recognize trafficking, and transportation infrastructures enable traffickers to move victims effortlessly. The Trac-Her Program aims to combat this by providing discreet tracking devices that blend into everyday accessories, enhancing personal security for women and children. This innovative approach not only protects vulnerable individuals but also gathers valuable data to assist law enforcement in combating human trafficking. Profits from Trac-HER are allocated to under-resourced communities, paying it forward. ​

• Technological Innovation: The Trac-Her Program incorporates technology that allows the tracker to blend in with hairstyles, nails, and skin, proactively fighting human trafficking and gathering data on criminal patterns and targeted areas. Nail and hair accessories are the highest sold accessories for women and children. Incorporating technology provides both style and security. Unlike easily spotted and discarded tracking devices like Apple’s Air Tags, Trac-Her’s technology uses towers and satellites facilitated by major network providers (Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T) for stable, global tracking. By leveraging advanced technology for global tracking, the program exemplifies innovative solutions to tackle overlooked barriers in under-resourced communities. 

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The Trac-Her Program involves technical and engineering processes to create tracking devices from silicone, carbon fiber, and carbon fiber vinyl wrap that mimic hair, skin, and nail accessories. These devices are compatible with Android and iOS devices and feature real-time 5G GPS tracking, stable signals, long-lasting battery life, silicon mark noise reduction, and zone, tamper, and community alerts. The development process includes skin, nail, and hair sensory tests. 

Operations Example: Parents can link new devices to their account and set up to three addresses for their child. If the child steps outside these perimeters, an alert is sent to the parent, who can confirm if the child is missing. The alert is then sent to the Command Center, which contacts the parent to confirm details. If the child is missing, the Command Center contacts local authorities and provides live tracking access. Other parents with enabled notifications can receive proximity alerts to help search for the missing person, and notifications are sent if the child is found. 

After engineering multiple tracking devices, we will monitor GPS tracking signals on iOS and Android devices globally and evaluate signal relay to our servers. We will conduct sensory tests to assess tampering alerts. The final product will include an alert system connected to the community and local law enforcement's public communications department. We will evaluate server capacity to process data, communicate alerts, and assist law enforcement with response times. Our data can target areas prone to abductions, aiding research on human trafficking demographics. Success will be measured by comparing account subscriptions to decreasing abduction rates. 

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Part II | Community Lottery Stock

• Accessible Investment Opportunities: CLS aims to democratize investment by combining the excitement of a lottery with the financial benefits of stock ownership. This initiative provides an accessible entry point for individuals from under-resourced communities to participate in the stock market, aligning with the goal of making investing more inclusive.

• Financial Literacy and Wealth Creation: The Trac-Her Program and CLS initiative align with the mission to support under-resourced communities by reimagining investor engagement and equipping communities with the financial knowledge needed to share in the wealth that markets create. By offering both common and direct shares, CLS educates participants about stock ownership and investment, enhancing financial literacy and promoting wealth creation within the community.

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Internally, participants buy into the stock for the month, and shareholders are randomly selected to receive additional shares in the community-focused company on the 1st of the following month. These shares can be cashed out or held, with direct deposits to a verified bank account. The value of additional shares remains constant during their lifetime, and the value for direct share purposes resets to $0 after selection. Direct shares distribute based on community contributions. Users can purchase preferred shares as donations, not for ownership. 

Externally, a stock represents ownership in a company. CLS will be available for regular trading on stock market exchanges as common shares, operating separately from direct shares in the "lottery" aspect. The stock price may fluctuate based on company performance, economic conditions, and market sentiment. 

Anyone can purchase common stock externally, but only registered and verified CLS accounts can purchase and receive additional direct/preferred shares. In states that do not allow stock trading or lotteries, users cannot purchase shares. However, users in participating states can purchase direct shares on behalf of someone in a non-participating state, with both users having registered accounts. If selected for additional shares, the value is split between both users as a "trust profit" share. 

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Geographical Area Served: Global, Low-wealth communities. 

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Intended Audience(s) or Community(ies): The Trac-Her Program and Community Lottery Stock (CLS) initiative aim to tackle barriers in under-resourced communities globally. They serve diverse groups, including women and children vulnerable to human trafficking, law enforcement agencies, community members, and investors. The program enhances personal security through discreet tracking devices and promotes financial literacy and investment opportunities. Participants engage in educational workshops and community events, benefiting from increased safety, financial knowledge, and potential financial returns. By addressing these needs, the initiatives aim to create a safer, more inclusive, and financially empowered community. 

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Funding Request: $39,175,807.15

Broad-Based Donations

Low ($25) | Donors Needed: 156,703

MidLow ($50) | Donors Needed: 78,352

Mid ($250) | Donors Needed: 15,670

MidHigh ($500) | Donors Needed: 7,835

High ($1,000) | Donors Needed: 3,918

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Investment Tiers

Low ($5,000) | Donors Needed: 784

MidLow ($15,000) | Donors Needed: 261 

Mid ($25,000) | Donors Needed: 157

MidHigh ($50,000) | Donors Needed: 78 

High ($100,000) | Donors Needed: 39