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The Facts

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Over 600,000 people go missing in the United States each year. While many cases are resolved quickly, thousands remain open each year. 

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40% of missing persons are people of color, despite making up a smaller portion of the population.

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One child is reported missing every 40 seconds in the U.S., underscoring the frequency and urgency of these cases.

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  • In Georgia, there are currently around 405 active missing person cases. The state's rate is approximately 3.67 missing persons per 100,000 residents, lower than the national average, but still significant

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  • Georgia also sees a considerable number of unidentified persons cases, with 259 unresolved cases currently reported

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  • In 2023, there were 563,389 missing person files in the United States

  • Southern states have some of the highest percentages of missing people â€‹

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  • As of January 2025, there were about 14,000 unidentified decedents in the United States

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  • Millions of people go missing worldwide each year, including children, adults, and the elderly. Reasons for disappearance include abduction, running away, or becoming lost. 

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  • ​Every year, millions of dead people across the globe remain unidentified and are never returned to their families or communities.

One is too many

THE ORGANIZATION

 

 

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Raymond Green International Outreach of Hope is dedicated to advocating for missing and exploited children, bringing attention to cold cases, and offering support to families who often feel forgotten by the system.

Our organization specializes in working on unresolved cases and advocating for systemic change to ensure that no family endures the pain of uncertainty alone. Through education, advocacy, and outreach, our mission goes beyond awareness.

We provide emotional support to families, offering guidance on navigating the complexities of missing person cases.  Our volunteers are available to assist with website creation, social and news media campaigns ensuring their loved ones are not forgotten while keeping their stories circulating digitally which in many cases can bring in tips.  From engaging with law enforcement to understanding available resources like the AMBER Alert system, we ensure families are empowered and supported every step of the way.

Raymond Green International Outreach of Hope believes that awareness is essential and that every child deserves to be safe and protected. Through our community partnerships, scholarship funds for students pursuing criminal justice, and ongoing support for parents and guardians, we are committed to being the voice for the voiceless.


Together, we can bring hope and healing to families across the country. Join us in our mission to recover and provide justice for the exploited.​

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