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The Symmetry Between USPA Nationwide Security and Kingsman Philanthropic Corp: Allies in Protecting Missing Girls

In today’s world, where the safety and well-being of vulnerable individuals are paramount, a highly skilled group of professionals have come together to protect those most in need, utilizing the symmetry between USPA Nationwide Security and our nonprofit division, Kingsman Philanthropic Corp, both of which share a common goal of investigating, locating, and assisting predominantly missing girls. Although Kingsman officially obtained its IRS 501 C3 status in 2020, its mission has been in operation since 2005, driven by the vision of its founder, Michael Evans.

The Origins of Kingsman Philanthropic Corp

Kingsman Philanthropic Corp. was established by Michael Evans, the same visionary behind USPA Nationwide Security. Originally, Kingsman was deployed by Evans to provide assistance in cases of domestic violence where women lacked the financial means to hire security to protect themselves while escaping dangerous situations. This early work showcased the organization’s commitment to empowering victims and bringing safety to those who needed it most.

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A Shift towards Protecting Missing Girls

In 2011, Michael Evans was entrusted with the responsibility of providing security for Lisa Ling during her investigative series, “Our America,” which focused on exposing the trafficking of young girls. This assignment proved to be a pivotal moment for Evans, as it ignited his passion and dedication to the cause of missing and trafficked girls. From that point forward, Evans redirected Kingsman’s focus towards combating the issue of missing girls and providing them with the assistance they desperately require.

A Dedicated Group of former Navy SEALs, Army Rangers, Delta Force, Intelligence Agents, Marines, Police Officers

Kingsman Philanthropic Corp has evolved into an organization comprising a team of highly skilled individuals who bring their extensive experience and expertise to the forefront. Consisting of tier 1 special operations veterans, such as former Navy SEALs and the Army Rangers from the 75th Ranger Regiment’s Regimental Reconnaissance Company (RRC), as well as seasoned intelligence agents, United States Marines, and former law enforcement officers, including Detectives from the NYPD Human Trafficking Unit, Kingsman harnesses the skills acquired over their long and distinguished careers defending their country and serving their cities. Drawing upon their vast knowledge and training, these remarkable individuals now utilize their capabilities to investigate, locate, and ultimately rescue missing girls. With their unwavering commitment and unparalleled abilities, Kingsman’s team ensures that no stone is left unturned in their pursuit to bring safety and justice to the lives of those who have suffered.

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The Role of USPA Nationwide Security

USPA Nationwide Security, the parent organization of Kingsman Philanthropic Corp, plays a crucial role in supporting Kingsman’s mission. With its extensive expertise in security services, USPA Nationwide Security brings a unique set of skills and resources to the table. This collaboration enables Kingsman to leverage the experience and capabilities of USPA to conduct thorough investigations and provide comprehensive assistance to missing girls.

The Impact and Future of Kingsman Philanthropic Corp

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.

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.

Frequently Asked Questions about Kingsman

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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.

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. 

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