Tim Tebow Advocates Against Human Trafficking on Fox News Live

Former Florida Gators quarterback Tim Tebow appeared on "Fox News Live" to discuss his foundation's ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking. The Tim Tebow Foundation (TTF) focuses on identifying and rehabilitating children who have been sexually trafficked, while also collaborating with law enforcement to apprehend offenders. Tebow, who has been involved in this cause for over a decade, shared that his commitment was sparked by a personal experience when his father helped free four girls from trafficking. During the interview, Tebow highlighted alarming statistics regarding child sexual abuse, revealing that over 500,000 unique IP addresses have downloaded and shared child sexual abuse material in the past year. He noted that a significant percentage of these individuals are also direct offenders, indicating a widespread issue affecting countless children. "We have to do something against them," he urged, emphasizing the urgent need for action. Tebow described the foundation's current campaign as "unknown and unfinished," reflecting the ongoing struggle to reach and assist many more vulnerable children. He acknowledged the complexity of the fight, particularly noting that many offenders are family members, which complicates the healing process for victims. Despite these challenges, he encouraged parents to engage in open conversations with their children to foster awareness and protection. In conclusion, Tebow reiterated the importance of collective efforts in the fight against human trafficking, stating that the present moment is critical for making a difference in the lives of the world's most vulnerable populations.