Eve's Angels

Eve’s Angels is a pioneer and leader in the national movement to restore women who are trapped in the commercial sex industry. Through outreach, housing, and ongoing rehabilitation and mentorship, Eve’s Angels assists women who are victims of human trafficking, and who have operated as sex workers. The link between commercial sexual performance, prostitution, and human trafficking has been established through long-term research in the industry. As the largest survivor-led national organization that combines outreach, housing, and advocacy, Eve’s Angels is rapidly becoming the restoration answer for women trapped in this insidious cycle of sexual exploitation. Founded in 2008, Eve’s Angels currently sustains teams of volunteers in nine United States cities who minister to women in places where sex is sold. The outreach program's goal is based on initiating and building relationships with women in the sex trade. We’re also preparing for Eve’s Angels’ residential program. Through partnerships with churches, government agencies, and social service providers, Eve’s Angels educates the public about human trafficking and contributes to legislation and the best practices for serving victims and survivors. Founder, Anny Donald, diligently reaches Political and Christian leaders, leveraging her personal experience in healing after commercial sexual exploitation, to educate leaders on the worldwide sex industry epidemic and gives them a new vision, appropriate terminology, and impactful tools to change cultural viewpoints and to strategies to save lives. Eve’s Angels’ volunteers use a pragmatic grassroots approach to educate and inspire women toward transfomation. Through outreach, mentoring, and providing residential refuge, women in the industry are aided in the steps necessary to reintegrate back into mainstream society.