Global Intervention Group was founded by Dan Todd, whose career in Utah law enforcement brought him face to face with a painful pattern: victims of trafficking and abuse pass through public places every day — surrounded by people, steps from help — with no safe way to reach for it.
That question — what if help was already there, waiting? — became an invention: GPS rescue technology designed to be placed in public transportation hubs, within a victim's quiet reach. And the invention became a mission: a nonprofit dedicated to putting that lifeline everywhere it's needed, and writing its protection into law.
What started as one person's conviction has grown into real, measurable protection. In March 2026, Utah H.B. 354 — the Rescue Tracking Equipment Offense Amendments — was signed into law after passing the Utah Legislature without a single opposing vote, making it a crime to tamper with rescue tracking equipment in public transportation hubs.
Today, we're carrying that momentum to Georgia and California, with legislative champions identified in all 50 states and a federal effort taking shape. Every state that follows means more places where a victim's lifeline is protected by law.
We remain a small, focused organization — which means every dollar donated goes further, and every supporter genuinely matters.
"We exist to help them be found, heard, and freed."
The mission of Global Intervention Group — Hope in Action.
Our story is still being written — in state legislatures, in transit hubs, and in the lives of people who make it home.
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