Who We Are
401-Kids is a non-profit foundation with a mission to education the public about the dangers of child abuse. Through our teachings, we hope to prevent the cycle of child abuse from continuing.
Safe Harbor House
A project to raise funds to build safe homes for abused children. Learn more
What’s New
401-Kids Inc which is raising funds to build a home for trafficked girls, was donated ten acres of land for the construction. The generosity of these two brothers is God sent and greatly appreciated. The land is located in the Oklahoma City Metro area. For future security concerns of the recovered trafficked girls, the exact location will not be publicly disclosed.
Safe Home Update: Rendering
This is a rendering of The Day After Yesterday's home for recovered sex-trafficked girls. This home is an open concept approximately 8,000 square foot of a continuous structure. We are striving to make this home as family like as it can be made. It is designed to be a...
Edmond-based non-profit raising money for sex-trafficking victim shelter
401-Kids Inc. Foundation Board Members Deputy Mark Ingram, foreground, and CEO Lt. Clint Thompson Ret., Background, are explaining to the Oklahoman Reporter about Project “The Day After Yesterday”. At a breakfast of a local civic group, CEO Lt. Clint Thompson Ret. is...
Safe Home Update: Revised Floor Plan
The Day After Yesterday project will support six young girls with a loving and productive environment. Special care will be taken to reverse the nightmarish existence of these victims. 401-Kids Inc. will work closely with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services to...
How We Help Children
Donate Clothing
We provide much needed clothing, essentials, comfort and Fresh Start Backpacks to children who have recently been removed from an abusive environment.
Educate Against Child Abuse
Our mission is to educate the public how to identify child abuse in their community and the proper ways to intervene on behalf of the child.
Support Local Organizations
Our gifts of clothing and essentials are given to local organizations who are in need of support for abused children in transition between a broken home and foster care.
Frequently Asked Questions
When it comes to the topic of child abuse, there are many more questions than there are answers. We hope our website provides answers to many of your questions.
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