Potential FAAST Affiliate,

Thank you for your interest in applying to be an affiliate of the Faith Alliance Against Slavery and
Trafficking (FAAST). FAAST is a Christian alliance working in collaboration to eradicate human trafficking
and restore survivors. Our vision is to see a world without human trafficking where all human beings are
treasured and protected as unique individuals made in God’s image. As an alliance, FAAST coordinates
the resources and efforts of individual members in order to collectively strengthen their ability to
address the scourge of human trafficking.

While FAAST is an alliance of organizations it is not just organizations that need to be in the fight against
human trafficking. We need individuals, churches, universities and small organizations. We believe that
we can learn from each other and that networking will bring us more opportunities to do that. That is
why we have created the FAAST Affiliate.

The FAAST Affiliate allows organizations and individuals to join us in this fight against trafficking for a
smaller fee. One of the benefits of being an Affiliate is they will have the opportunity to participate in
our First Tuesday learning calls. These calls are a time where we hear from different experts and leaders
about the work they are doing, as well as what they have learned along the way. In the past we have
heard from rom the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, Christian Community Development
Association and A21. In addition to these learning calls, Affiliates will be able to network with FAAST
members and other Affiliates at our annual meetings in January, that provide a time to both network
and learn. Often it can feel like we are in competition with other anti-trafficking groups, but this will
provide a time for relationships to develop with colleagues, with the hope that friendships can develop
with colleagues and other aboloitionists. In addition to expanding our networks this weekend will serve
as a time of learning as hear from a speakers. Finally, FAAST Affiliates will be able to purchase electronic
copies of FAAST curricula for 50% off. This includes Hands that Heal: International Curriculum to Train
Caregivers of Trafficking Survivors. This curriculum is used around the world by secular and faith-based
organizations to inspire their community to fight trafficking and equip aftercare workers. Also included
in this discount is our pdf version of Change Agents, a seven-lesson Bible Study curriculum for pre-teens
with the goal of educating and empowering them while preventing trafficking.

Below is more information on being a FAAST Affiliate, as well as the different opportunities for
becoming a FAAST member. You will also find an application and the dues structure for FAAST.

We hope you will join us in collaborating to end human trafficking.

Mandy Porter
FAAST Coordinator
Membership Application
Thank you for your interest in applying for membership with the Faith Alliance Against Slavery and
Trafficking (FAAST). FAAST is a Christian alliance working in collaboration to eradicate human trafficking
and restore survivors. Our vision is to see a world without human trafficking where all human beings are
treasured and protected as unique individuals made in God’s image.

Guidelines for Membership: Please select from the following membership categories below.

Membership Categories

(a) FAAST Affiliate is open to any person or organization who wants to seek engagement in
anti-human trafficking efforts and have paid FAAST dues.* Affiliate members are able to
join the FAAST First Tuesday learning calls, as well as network with other anti-trafficking
organizations, and receive discounts on FAAST electronic resources. While FAAST is a faith-
based alliance, Affiliate members do not need to be faith-based themselves.

(b) University Network Membership is open to faith-based universities who seek to engage in
anti-human trafficking efforts, support FAAST’s mission and have paid FAAST dues*.
Universities are encouraged and resourced to hold anti-trafficking courses, training, and
internships in conjunction with Organizational and Steering Committee organizations.
University members are welcome to have staff members present on FAAST’s First Tuesday
learning calls and will be invited to networking events.

(c) Organizational Membership is open to faith-based organizations that are interested in

conducting anti-trafficking interventions, have paid FAAST dues*, and support FAAST’s
mission. Organization Members enjoy all the services and benefits of FAAST (including free
electronic resources and networking meetings) and are invited to join FAAST’s First Tuesday
learning calls and be in attendance during FAAST’s Coordinating Committee conference call
meetings and General Body Meetings.

(d) Steering Committee Membership is open to faith-based organizations that have made anti-
trafficking interventions an organizational priority, have paid FAAST dues* and support
FAAST’s mission. Steering Committee Members enjoy all the services and benefits of FAAST
(including free electronic resources and networking meetings) and are invited to attend
FAAST’s First Tuesday learning calls, General Body Meetings and the Steering Committee
Meetings. Steering Committee members are able to vote at Steering Committee meetings,
nominate new members, and lead FAAST anti-trafficking initiatives globally.
How to apply:
Please identify which category you are seeking membership in and respond to all questions on page 2 of
the application. For more information on Annual Due Rates and benefits to members, refer to pages 2-4
of the application. Please submit the application to the address below. Thank you for your application!

Term: 1 year

Submit application to:

FAAST
Attn: Membership Application
7 E. Baltimore Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Or email faast@faastinternational.org

*FAAST Dues are listed on page 3 of the application

FAAST Affiliate Application
(Please Answer Questions on a Separate Piece of Paper)

1. Name of individual applying

2. Name of Organization (if applicable), title, address, telephone, email address
3. Website (if applicable)
4. Year Founded (if applicable)
5. State Organization is Incorporated in (if applicable)
6. Statement of Organizational Purpose
7. Briefly describe your involvement in anti-trafficking work or your organization’s
programs. Include a listing of the location of field offices or regional offices worldwide. (Attach
materials, in addition to your annual report, as appropriate)
8. Why does your organization wish to join FAAST and how would you and your associates
expect to participate?
9. Do you work with partner organizations and what are their locations? Please describe
the manner in which you implement programs together.

FAAST Member Recommendation for Affiliate

If you do not currently have a partnership/relationship with a FAAST member organization, we
will partner you with someone. FAAST members serve as mentors to Affiliates and intentionally
build between organizations to further collaboration.

1. FAAST member recommending Affiliate

2. How long have you known and/or worked with potential Affiliate
3. How would the potential Affiliate benefit from this membership
4. How would FAAST benefit from this Affiliate
Benefits of the different levels:

Benefits of Membership Steering Organizational University FAAST Affiliate

Committee Committee Network Level Level
Level Level

Networking Opportunities X X X X

Parent Prevention Bible Studies X X X X

Awareness to Freedom
X X X X
Prevention Materials

Free access to Hands that Heal

Curriculum for internal use (11 X X
languages and Academic version)

Personal access to Hands that

X
Heal Academic Edition

Access to FAAST’s awareness

materials (able to rebrand for X X X
your organization)

Access to FAAST’s prevention

X X X
materials

Promotion section in the Bi-

X X X
monthly Connector

First Tuesday Learning Phone Call X X X X

Quarterly Coordinating
X X X
Committee calls

Information Sharing X X X

Access to the network of

X X X
universities

Listing of your
organization/university on the X X X
FAAST website

Internship opportunities X

Access to the newest resources

X X X
upon creation
Access to the extensive network
X X X X
of anti-trafficking experts

Voting rights at Steering

Committee meetings and vote on X
general oversight of FAAST

Opportunity to speak into where

FAAST is headed and how to X
partner

Opportunity to display and

disseminate materials at
conferences where FAAST is X
represented and to the FAAST
network

Invitation to FAAST Networking

X X X X
meeting

Discount of 50% off electronic

X
resources

Membership with FAAST has many tangible benefits (i.e. curricula) but there are many benefits that are
inherent from building relationships and working with other believers in the same fight. There are
impacts that we create for others by being together. Our Collaborative Impact includes:

 Ability to build up meaningful relationships with fellow practitioners

 Investing in the greater anti-trafficking effort
 Joining with other organizations to be a united front against this evil
 Investing in smaller organizations or individuals through Hands that Heal trainings and the
creation of other materials
 Spurring each other on to love and good deeds (Hebrews 10:24)
 Being a part of creating new materials for the training up of your organization and many others
 Investing in an alliance that has an impact far greater than any organization could accomplish
alone.

The greater involvement your organization has with FAAST, the more you will benefit from these
collaborative efforts.

FAAST Affiliate Steering Committee Member

FAAST’s Dues Structure 2016

University Network Members

Masters/PhD students, Professors, Retired Professors $80

Discount for 5 or more from same university $75

University Membership $750

Affiliate Members

Affiliate Membership $100

Organizational Members

Annual revenue 100,000 or under $500

Annual revenue up to 250,000 $1000

Annual revenue up to 500,000 $2000

Annual revenue above 500,000 $3000

Steering Committee Members

Membership $6000