The Missing Children Project

The missing children project

Our Mission

We Should Never Stop Looking For Missing Children

The Missing Children Project is a non-profit and community-led mission working together to locate missing children and to provide answers to their worried families across the United States. If you want to be part of this noble cause, tune in and subscribe to our podcast and YouTube channel to learn more.

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WHO ARE THE MISSING CHILDREN?

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By making a contribution, you play a crucial role in advancing the mission of our project. Your support enables us to raise awareness about missing children through our podcast, offer solace to their families, and collaborate with organizations and law enforcement to find answers. We sincerely appreciate your kindness and generosity. Thank you for making a difference!

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who we are

ronnie annis

Founder, Researcher, Podcaster, Writer, Editor, & Producer

Ronnie had a vision: he wanted to help find missing children. With his diverse professional background, he was determined to figure out how he could contribute to his idea. After researching, Ronnie realized that very few podcasts were dedicated to this type of mission. That’s when he came up with the idea of creating The Missing Children Project. There were many reasons why this project was born, but the most relevant one was Ronnie’s desire “to help bring missing or exploited children back home so that they could start the healing process.”

jaclyn johnston

Co-Founder, Researcher, Podcaster, Writer, Editor, & Producer

Jaclyn is the #1 best-selling author of the Don’t Feel Stuck! books and is the creator and host of the Manifest It!® brand and podcast. She also owns Manifest It!® Publishing, a #1 best-selling book publisher. Her work has been in The Washington Post, Psychology Today, Thrive Global, Popculture.com, Homes & Gardens, and more. Jaclyn realizes “we may not always be able to shield every child from harm. Still, it’s crucial to increase awareness and collaborate as a community to provide the best possible assistance to children and their families so they can heal and live to their fullest potential.”

Silent Partners

Researchers, Writers, Editors, & Producers