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For two decades, Kingsman Philanthropic Corp., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit funded by USPA Nationwide Security, has been at the forefront of rescuing missing girls globally. Founded by Michael Evans, Kingsman began as a lifeline for women fleeing domestic violence and evolved into a specialized task force combating human trafficking and child abductions. Supported by elite investigators like Brian Fitzgibbons and Mike Edwards, Kingsman has reunited countless families. Their operations are fueled by a unique profit-sharing model with USPA, ensuring no family pays for their services. Kingsman’s unparalleled success stems from its skilled team of ex-military operatives, intelligence agents, and law enforcement professionals, collaborating seamlessly with global law enforcement. Celebrating 20 years, Kingsman reaffirms its commitment to protecting vulnerable populations and offering hope to those in dire need.
"Mike and his team came to our rescue in a time of crisis in our family. He was thorough, communicative, and professional. The best part was that his services were entirely free to us."
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Kingsman Celebrates 20 Years of Rescuing Missing Girls
Since 2005, Kingsman Philanthropic Corp. has been a beacon of hope for families searching for their missing daughters (Fact Check). Founded by Michael Evans, the nonprofit operates under the umbrella of USPA Nationwide Security, leveraging profits from its commercial operations to fund its philanthropic missions. Kingsman’s primary focus is locating and rescuing missing girls, a mission that has transformed lives worldwide.
Origins of a Mission-Driven Organization
Kingsman’s roots trace back to Michael Evans’ vision of protecting vulnerable populations. Initially assisting victims of domestic violence, the organization’s mission expanded in 2011 after Evans’ involvement in Lisa Ling’s investigative series, “Our America,” which exposed the horrors of child trafficking. This pivotal moment redirected Kingsman’s focus to rescuing missing girls and supporting their recovery.
"USPA proved their commitment to making a positive impact on people's lives when they helped me at no cost... they truly care about the community they serve."
A Team of Elite Professionals
Kingsman’s operations rely on a dedicated team of former Navy SEALs, Army Rangers, intelligence agents, and law enforcement officers (Fact Check). Among them, Brian Fitzgibbons, a renowned missing person investigator, and Mike Edwards, a former 75th Ranger Regiment operative, lead critical missions. Their expertise, honed in high-stakes environments, ensures thorough investigations and successful recoveries.
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The Role of USPA Nationwide Security
USPA Nationwide Security is the backbone of Kingsman’s financial and operational support. By directing up to 50% of its profits to Kingsman (Fact Check), USPA enables the nonprofit to operate independently, offering pro bono services to families in crisis. This unique synergy exemplifies the power of corporate responsibility in addressing societal issues.
"Thanks to the Kingsman, they had a team working tirelessly and synonymously with the govt agents on our case and together helped find my sister and bring her home safely."
High-Profile Success Stories
From rescuing a 13-year-old girl in Massachusetts to investigating cold cases like Caitlyn Case’s disappearance, Kingsman’s impact is profound. Their collaboration with media platforms like Fox News and Nancy Grace amplifies awareness and garners critical public support.
Challenges and Opportunities
Despite its successes, Kingsman’s capacity is limited by its self-funding model. Expanding resources and public donations could further enhance their reach and effectiveness. As Kingsman celebrates 20 years, it calls on communities to support its mission through awareness and financial contributions.
Looking Ahead
With two decades of life-saving work, Kingsman Philanthropic Corp. remains steadfast in its mission. As a testament to its success, the organization’s collaboration with USPA Nationwide Security continues to inspire hope and drive meaningful change.
The Impact and Future of Kingsman
Since its inception, Kingsman Philanthropic Corp has made significant strides in its mission to locate and assist missing girls. The organization’s dedication, combined with the support of USPA Nationwide Security, has allowed them to provide essential resources, such as financial aid, counseling, and legal assistance, to those affected by this grave issue. By leveraging their combined expertise, Kingsman and USPA are constantly striving to improve their efforts and make a lasting impact on the lives of missing girls and their families.
"Mike Evans and USPA there are very little words that would convey my gratitude to you and your company in the search for my son Séamus. Without your selflessness and compassion, I would not have been able to get through this tragic time."
USPA Management is the Assumed name of Kingsman
The symmetry between USPA Nationwide Security and Kingsman Philanthropic Corp is a testament to the power of collaboration and shared values. Through their joint commitment to protecting missing girls, these organizations exemplify the importance of leveraging resources and expertise to combat pressing societal issues. As Kingsman continues to grow and evolve, supported by the strength of USPA, their unwavering dedication to locating and assisting missing girls will undoubtedly make a profound difference in the lives of those affected.
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"Mike and his team are absolutely incredible. When I was going through a very difficult time and was isolated and afraid Mike showed up within hours of hearing about my story. He was kind, compassionate, empathetic and it felt like I had known him for years."
A Message from Michael Evans, Founder of Kingsman
Kingsman didn’t start with a formal plan or a neatly defined mission—it started when I was just a toddler. I vividly remember standing with my two brothers, helplessly crying as we watched our father beat our mother. Her bloodied, unconscious body lay before us as he used a wooden table to crush her face. That was the day my life was indelibly marked by violence and fear.
As a child, I grappled with the horrors of a father who not only inflicted unimaginable pain on our family but went on to commit crimes that left others devastated—rape, theft, and, ultimately, the murder of an innocent woman. Those memories shaped me. But in my young, innocent mind, there was a refuge, a hope. I imagined being like Superman, the hero I had seen at the Shirley Twin Theatre in my hometown of Shirley, New York, in the mid-1970s.
Growing up, that movie theatre became a sanctuary of sorts, a place where I believed Superman lived and where good always triumphed over evil. Decades later, when I had the means, I built a replica of that theater in my own home—a tribute to the dreams of a little boy yearning for safety and justice.
Kingsman, in many ways, was born in that moment of helplessness as a child, though it would take years of struggle, violence, and personal battles with depression to bring it into existence. It’s not just an organization; it’s the manifestation of a lifetime of pain and a relentless drive to protect others from the horrors I once endured.
Years ago, while working out in the gym, a song I had heard countless times struck me differently. A single lyric resonated deeply: “In the end, everything collides, my childhood spat back out the monster that you see.” It was an epiphany. My childhood—full of trauma, fear, and despair—had indeed created a monster. But this monster hunts predators of women.
Kingsman exists because of that journey. It’s not just a nonprofit—it’s the only one of its kind, forged from a past I wouldn’t wish on anyone but driven by a mission to ensure no one else has to live it.
Thank you for supporting our fight to protect the vulnerable. Together, we are rewriting stories of pain into legacies of hope and justice.
Michael Evans
Frequently Asked Questions about Kingsman
What do Kingsman do?
Kingsman are per diem investigators, surveillance operators and close protection officers, mostly former military and current and retired law enforcement officers. Kingsman are called to work when USPA Nationwide Security receives information about a woman and or child being trafficked or missing. Most Kingsman are paid, but we do not charge any money for the service. USPA allocates a percentage of their profits to fund rescue operations.
How do we select where to allocate our funds?
Because Kingsman is a 501(c)3, we must choose when to take on a case for free. Security details and abduction support can cost upward of $10k – $25k in most situations and become much more costly in others. We investigate the facts on a case-by-case basis and make our decisions. Many times, manpower and financial constraints force our hand.
How do I Request the Assistance of Kingsman?
Speak with a security consultant today (not for employment purposes) if you require the services of our Kingsman.
How do I become a Kingsman Operator?
If you’re looking to become a Kingsman Operator, visit our Careers Page
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