Investigations for the Missing
Tax deductible
When a loved one goes missing, families find themselves in a terrible position. They are overcome with worry and stress. Their life as they once lived it has completely changed forever.
After the giving reports to police, frantic searching, and trying to find their loved one, a sort of shell shocked state sets in as the search goes colder as time goes by.
The reality that police are often overloaded with other cases, older cases receive less attention; and missing persons cases are often the most difficult to solve.
The family doesn’t know where to turn. Qualified private investigators are completely beyond the financial ability of most people to afford.
Private Investigations for the Missing seeks to fill that need by providing at no cost families with a missing loved one qualified, expert, investigators to work and hopefully locate or bring some form of closure for them.
Visit the foundation’s website here.
After the giving reports to police, frantic searching, and trying to find their loved one, a sort of shell shocked state sets in as the search goes colder as time goes by.
The reality that police are often overloaded with other cases, older cases receive less attention; and missing persons cases are often the most difficult to solve.
The family doesn’t know where to turn. Qualified private investigators are completely beyond the financial ability of most people to afford.
Private Investigations for the Missing seeks to fill that need by providing at no cost families with a missing loved one qualified, expert, investigators to work and hopefully locate or bring some form of closure for them.
Visit the foundation’s website here.
Fundraising team: PI’s for the Missing (3)
Lance Reenstierna
Organizer
Boston, MA
Private Investigations for the Missing
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
Naama Kates
Team member
Chloé Canter
Team member
