Our Story

In the 21st century, far too many people are trapped in the darkness of sex trafficking and homelessness. Frontline Response, a Christian-based non-profit headquartered in the heart of Atlanta, serves on the frontlines every day rescuing men and women out of sex trafficking and homelessness and preventing vulnerable children from falling victim.

Founded in 2003, Frontline Response began with a heart for the frontlines – always seeking to find a need and meet it. Since incorporating in 2006, Frontline Response has assisted nearly 1,500 victims out of sex trafficking and transitioned over 1,000 men, women, and children out of homelessness. In 2018, the organization added youth prevention to its mission and has provided prevention programming to more than 600 youth facing adversity in overlooked communities throughout Metro Atlanta.

Frontline Response has developed a prototype for outreach, rescue, and emergency safe housing in the fight against sex trafficking that is sought after nationally. The organization has provided training to law enforcement, fire departments, emergency rooms, and judges; helped lead anti-trafficking efforts around large events including the Super Bowl in numerous cities; and advocated for state legislative and policy changes that have seen Georgia rise from the grade of a “C” to having the 4th best laws in the nation, according to Shared Hope International. Frontline Response holds a Platinum Level ranking from GuideStar, the world’s largest source of information on nonprofit organizations, and serves under the leadership of an 18 -member Board of Directors comprised of business leaders throughout greater Atlanta.


Mission Statement

"We are on the frontlines every day rescuing individuals out of the darkness of sex trafficking and homelessness while preventing children and other vulnerable individuals from falling victim."


What Rescue Means To Us

The act of helping get people out of circumstances or situations that they are unable to get out of on their own. It first requires the desire of the person to leave the circumstance or situation, and then we partner with them in the process of leaving. It is not a patronizing or disempowering act, but instead honors the strength and courage of individuals by helping them fulfill the choices they have made.


Purpose Statement

To be ambassadors for Jesus Christ, with God making His appeal through us for the world to be reconciled to Him.


Leadership

National Team

Andrew Momon, Jr. - Board Chairman

Karin Douglas - Vice Board Chairman

Terry Tucker - National Chief Executive Officer

Donald Gibson - Chief Financial Officer

Brittany Mosley - Human Resource Manager

Jordan Lee - IT Manager

Atlanta Georgia Team

Cerrice Dawson - Senior Director of Program

Felicia Moore - Director of Anti-Sex Trafficking (Out of Darkness)

Kemberly English - Director of Development

Linda Ross - Strategic Planning Consultant

Middle Georgia Team

Cynthia Smith - Director of Anti-Sex Trafficking (Out of Darkness)

Amber Mills - Transitional Home Manager

Jerri Morris - Administrative Assistant

Columbus Ohio Team

Brandy Zachariah - Director of Anti-Sex Trafficking (Out of Darkness)

Jami Gray - Development Officer

Tiffany Tripp - Outreach & Hotline Coordinator

South Florida Team

Ferrell Brown - Executive Director

Board of Directors