Change Starts Here.
Together, we light up the darkness.
Project Worth was built from lived experience and a belief that children deserve more than silence and systems that miss what should have been prevented. This work is about protecting children, empowering survivors, and building systems that act sooner, communicate clearly, and prevent harm before it continues.
No paid staff. No compensated board members. Operational costs are personally funded by our co-founders to maximize the impact of every donation.
We believe every child is worth protecting, every voice matters, and every community has the power to bring light into broken systems.
Why Project Worth Exists
Broken systems are not rare. What matters is what happens next. Project Worth exists to ensure that when patterns are known, they lead to action, not silence.
This work is rooted in advocacy, shaped by lived experience, and focused on real systemic change that prioritizes protecting children.
What the Star Represents
The star in our logo marks Kenosha, Wisconsin, where this mission began. It represents light in places where systems have stayed silent.
For Project Worth, the star is a reminder that change starts locally, and that even one point of light can guide a safer future.
- ★ Hope for children
- ★ Courage for survivors
- ★ Light in dark places
- ★ Change that starts here
Every Child Has Worth.
Project Worth exists to bring light, accountability, and prevention into the places children depend on most.
How do we measure the worth of a child?
Together, We Can Build Better Systems
Survivors, community members, partners, and advocates are welcome here.
Our board brings together people from many professional fields, united by a shared commitment to protecting children and advancing meaningful change.