Covenant Rescue Group

The Covenant Rescue Group (CRG) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to combating human trafficking globally. Founded in June 2019 by former US Navy SEAL Jared Hudson and his wife, CRG focuses on providing funding, training, and equipment to support law enforcement agencies and other organizations in their efforts to rescue victims and prosecute traffickers.

Mission and Activities

CRG's mission is to bring hope and freedom to victims of human trafficking by facilitating real rescues, arrests, and prosecutions. They achieve this by organizing and funding operations, often involving undercover child exploitation stings and rescue missions aimed at dismantling human trafficking rings. Additionally, CRG advocates for awareness about the global issue of human trafficking through various media channels and conferences.

Team and Operations

CRG's team includes former military special operations personnel, law enforcement officers, business executives, and other committed individuals, with an emphasis on anonymity to ensure operational safety and effectiveness. They work collaboratively with like-minded organizations and law enforcement agencies to equip first responders with the necessary financial support and training.

Financial Overview

CRG primarily relies on contributions to fund its activities. As reported in their financial filings, donations constitute the entirety of their revenues, with notable contributions of $130,484 in the fiscal year ending December 2020, $54,062 in the fiscal year ending December 2021, and $99,968 in the fiscal year ending December 2022[2]. All donations to CRG are tax-deductible, supporting their mission to combat human trafficking[4].

Leadership and Governance

Key members include Joshua W. Moody as President, Lauren S. Hudson as Secretary Treasurer, and several individuals serving as Members at Large[2]. CRG ensures that their leadership does not receive compensation, reflecting their focus on using resources for operational activities rather than administrative costs[2].