2025 - 2026
Our Mission
To bring Faith, Hope and Love to those needing a brighter day in their darkest hour of need.
Fighting for the world’s Most Vulnerable People — the real MVPs.
THIS WORLD IS NOT A PLAYGROUND, IT’S A BATTLEGROUND.
A Letter from Tim
Dear TTF Family,
This year, that truth, inspired by a famous quote from the late Billy Graham, felt real. The fight wasn’t distant or theoretical—it was urgent, costly, and at times deeply hard. We came face-to-face with broken systems, unimaginable circumstances, and people in desperate need of Faith, Hope and Love.
And yet, through it all, we have seen something undeniable: God is moving.
When doors seemed closed, new pathways opened. When situations appeared beyond repair, lives began to change. This is not our doing—it is the faithfulness of our God. At the Tim Tebow Foundation, we exist to stand in the gap, to fight for those who cannot fight for themselves, to protect the vulnerable, and to bring light into some of the darkest places in the world. This mission is more than words; it is a calling we seek to live out through action and lasting impact.
I’m often reminded of the bigness of the mission we’re on through some of the seemingly smallest moments that reinforce why we do it all… for the one MVP. Recently, one of our survivors of trafficking was just settling into the rhythms of one of our safe homes when a team member sat down with her.
There was no agenda, just intentional time to talk, pray together, and get to know each other better.
They got to talking about clothes, finding things that fit, things she’d feel comfortable in since she arrived with very little. And our teammate asked a natural question anyone might ask when developing a relationship:
“What’s your favorite color?”
The survivor stopped. Looked up. And quietly said she didn’t think anyone had ever asked her that before. She wasn’t sure she’d ever known. That moment says everything. She came to us having never had the freedom to simply know what she liked. Through her hard work, she found the freedom. The choice. The safety to find out that her favorite color is purple.
Because of God’s grace, and through the faithful obedience of so many, we have seen lives rescued, dignity restored and hope reignited. Behind every number in this report is a life deeply loved by God. As you read, we invite you to look beyond the pages to see the lives, the moments, and the healing. I pray you feel our deep, sincere gratitude for helping to make these things possible—not only from me, but from all of us at TTF, and most importantly, from the MVPs whose lives you help impact.
God bless,
“...let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.”
— 1 John 3:18
Through God’s faithfulness and the strength of our global team, partners, and giving family, we’ve been able to share Faith, Hope and Love in more than 120 countries since inception.
“It Was Magic”
A Story of Rescue and Hope
Law enforcement estimates that there are over 89,000 series of unidentified children’s sexual abuse images that are in just one law enforcement database. Children — most of whom are under 12 years old — whose rape and abuse images are circulating online, yet who remain unidentified. Images of their darkest hours are being seen and memorialized, but the overwhelming majority of these children remain unknown and unreached.
The weight of this reality sparked both urgency and action. In March of 2023, we convened some of the world’s leading victim identification experts to innovate a way to attack this issue. What began as a strategic gathering has since led to four major Victim ID sprint operations in the U.S. alone. Operation Renewed Hope is a multi-week initiative that unites analysts, advanced technology, and law enforcement partners from around the world around one shared purpose: identifying children depicted in sexual abuse material so they can be located, rescued, and safeguarded.
Through Operations Renewed Hope I, II, III, and IV, over 1,600 children have now been identified and more than 600 children have been safeguarded.
Ally* is one of them.
This is her story of rescue…
Ally had endured sexual abuse since she was two years old. Long before she was old enough to understand what was happening, unimaginable evil had become part of her ongoing reality. As she grew older, she tried to speak up about the abuse, but no one believed her. The abuse continued for years. Some of the most traumatic moments of her life were recorded, uploaded online, and shared repeatedly.
Then one day, there was a knock at the front door. It was law enforcement.
“When the police arrived at my house, I felt happy. I felt that something good would happen for me…I was thrilled. I wanted to smile, because I knew something good would happen. It was magic!” Ally shared with the first responders.
During Operation Renewed Hope I, victim identification specialists were able to identify Ally through the evidence they analyzed. Using the intelligence developed through the operation, law enforcement located her and brought her to safety. Ally’s story is one of hundreds that reflect the impact of Operation Renewed Hope—children who were once unknown, now found; once unprotected, now safeguarded.
Because of your generosity, children like Ally are being seen, identified, rescued, and given the chance for a different future.
Thank you, TTF Giving Family, for helping make stories like hers possible.
“I KNEW SOMETHING GOOD WOULD HAPPEN. IT WAS MAGIC!”
316 CHILDREN IDENTIFIED
Operation Renewed Hope I
July 17 - August 4, 2023
417 CHILDREN IDENTIFIED
Operation Renewed Hope II
Feb 26 - March 8, 2024
404 CHILDREN IDENTIFIED
Operation Renewed Hope III
Feb 24 - March 7, 2025
502 CHILDREN IDENTIFIED
Operation Renewed Hope IV
March 2 - 13, 2026
Testifying at the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding this issue and advocating for the Renewed Hope Act to build a dedicated, efficient, and equipped victim identification workforce to move the needle in this fight.
Together with law enforcement and partners around the world, we fought back against the evil of human trafficking and child exploitation across 64 countries, including the first-of-its-kind international operation that identified 562 online predators.
We also expanded our Victim ID efforts through trainings and operations in Brazil, Indonesia, Latin America, Romania, and the Philippines.
In the United States: ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING & CHILD EXPLOITATION IMPACT
6TH MULTI-DISCIPLINARY INTERCEPT TASK FORCE
A 6th multi-disciplinary INTERCEPT task force now stands in Alabama. This expands the model already established in Maryland, Northeast Florida, Southwest Florida, Tennessee, and Virginia to unify highly skilled investigators to rescue children from sexual exploitation.
DOMESTIC SURVIVOR CARE REACH EXPANDS
Her Song, a ministry of TTF providing care to survivors of trafficking, expanded to reach 48 long-term residential beds, provide 10,198 safe nights, and build 7,034 care coordination and outreach connection points across 41 states.
INTERNATIONAL SURVIVOR CARE REACH EXPANDS
Across the globe, hundreds of survivors are now supported through four gender-based violence shelters and 52 safe homes, with 19 additional safe homes currently in progress.
All of which was possible because people like you said, “yes.”
2750+ VICTIM IDENTIFICATIONS AND RESCUES
1290+ OFFENDERS IDENTIFIED AND ARRESTED
1530+ LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINED 263 MISSING CHILDREN LOCATED & SAFEGUARDED 22 PROACTIVE OPERATIONS
Walking Alongside Families in Times of Greatest Need
Tebow Down Guatemala Steps in to Help Save the Life of a Student and Provide Long-Term Support for a Family in Crisis
Paulina is a nine-year-old girl full of joy, energy, and resilience. Behind her bright smile, however, is a story that reflects both the fragility of life and the power of God’s perfect timing.
Paulina lives with her younger brother under the care of Beverly, a relative by marriage who stepped in as their mother when no one else would. Despite separation from their biological family, Beverly has raised them with unwavering love and sacrifice, while also caring for her own children and her elderly father, who lives with a debilitating illness. As the sole provider, Beverly carries an immense weight.
Paulina has been diagnosed with a mild intellectual disability, hyperactivity, and chronic kidney disease. Over time, her condition worsened significantly—her kidney function declining from 25% to just 11%. Even so, she continued to show remarkable strength… until her body could no longer keep up.
In 2024, Beverly came to Tebow Down Guatemala (TDG) seeking academic support, as Paulina had begun falling behind in school. What started as a need for literacy intervention quickly became something far greater. By the end of the year, doctors determined Paulina would need peritoneal dialysis to survive.
This life-saving treatment required something the family did not have: a sterile, hospital-grade room inside their home. Tebow Down Guatemala was able to step in—not only to support Paulina’s education, but to meet a critical medical need that felt impossible for Beverly to carry alone.
Because of the generosity of our giving family, TDG was able to install a dialysis room in their home, allowing Paulina to receive the daily treatment she needed to live.
“WHAT STARTED AS A NEED FOR LITERACY INTERVENTION QUICKLY BECAME SOMETHING FAR GREATER.”
But the challenges didn’t stop there. In 2025, the family faced eviction due to financial hardship. Once again, in a moment of crisis, by God’s provision, a sustainable solution emerged through their connection with TDG. When a position opened at Tebow Down Guatemala, the team recognized that Beverly would be a good fit for the opportunity.
Today, she is a valued full-time team member—earning a stable income, receiving benefits, and gaining the flexibility needed to care for Paulina and attend her medical treatments. Just as importantly, she now works within a mission-driven community that reflects the same care and dignity she has poured into her family.
And Paulina’s story is still unfolding. Her health has progressed, and she is now in a new phase of treatment. She receives dialysis only at night, which is an encouraging step forward in her journey.
Paulina’s story is a powerful picture of what happens when we come alongside families in their most vulnerable moments. Tebow Down Guatemala is far more than a school or special needs resource center—it is a Christ-centered community that walks with families through both crisis and restoration.
In Paulina’s story: A child receives not only education, but also life-saving care. A caregiver moves from instability to dignity and support. A family experiences hope instead of despair.
Because of your generosity, 650 children with developmental disabilities — and their families — now have access to education, therapy, and holistic support across six Tebow Down Guatemala campuses.
Thank you for helping make stories like Paulina’s possible.
120,000+ KINGS & QUEENS 979 CHURCHES 50 STATES 76 COUNTRIES
At Night to Shine, a record of 120,000+ Kings and Queens were celebrated across 979 churches, 50 states, and 76 countries.
100+ CHILDREN SERVED
The new Ekisa & TTF Shine Together Center in Uganda has served more than 100 children living with disabilities and their families since opening last year!
TEBOW DOWN GUATEMALA EXPANDS
With the newly built flagship campus in Guatemala City, employment opportunities for students through its on-site cafe, Happy Coffee, and a sixth campus now open in Zacapa, Tebow Down Guatemala is able to serve 850 students and families every year.
NEARLY 2200 PEOPLE RECEIVED CRITICAL RESOURCES
Across eight countries, we served nearly 2,200 people in the special needs community with critical resources and therapies to help them thrive.
5500 LIVES EACH YEAR
At Rising Light Ridge, we launched adaptive adventure courses, including America’s first transfer-free wheelchair zip line and fully accessible high-and low-ropes courses, and continued building our ministry campus, which will have the capacity to impact 5,500 lives annually once completed.
The Power of Faith, Perseverance, and a Mother’s Love: Musab’s Story
100th Patient Receives Life-Changing Spine Surgery at Tebow Spine Center in Ethiopia
Iman welcomed her firstborn son, Musab, with deep joy and devotion. “He is my blessing—my everything,” she said. But when Musab was two months old, Iman noticed something unusual. “It was almost like half of his stomach was swollen,” she explained. What began as a quiet concern soon became the start of a long and painful journey in search of answers—traveling long distances, facing rejection from doctors, and criticism from family members.
Iman faced disbelief and discouragement from those closest to her. Her husband and family didn’t see the urgency. “My family thought I was overreacting because Musab was not feeling pain. They couldn’t see what I saw,” she said. “But I couldn’t ignore it. I traveled kilometers and kilometers searching for a medical solution.”
Doctors, too, initially dismissed Iman’s concerns. But she knew in her heart that something was wrong. Determined to find help, Iman kept looking for answers and someone to believe her.
Finally, she received confirmation that something was indeed wrong. Musab was diagnosed with scoliosis, a serious curvature of the spine that could impact his breathing, mobility, and long-term health. “The doctor told me my son’s condition was incurable—that I should stop looking for answers because there was no hope,” Iman recalled. But she refused to accept that as the final answer. She went from hospital to hospital looking for hope and healing for Musab, knowing that untreated scoliosis could affect his future. For years, she traveled countless miles, endured setbacks, and carried the weight of uncertainty alone.
“I CARRIED HOPE THROUGH EVERY HARDSHIP,” SHE SAID.
“AND I’D DO IT ALL AGAIN FOR MY SON’S HEALING.”
At the time, no hospital in Ethiopia offered free spine surgeries. But there was one place that gave Iman a glimmer of hope— CURE Children’s Hospital of Ethiopia (CURE Ethiopia), known for providing free orthopedic care. Eventually, Musab’s previous doctors referred him there, believing that maybe CURE Ethiopia could offer a solution. “When I arrived at CURE, I was welcomed with love and understanding,” Iman said. “Even though they didn’t offer spine surgery at the time, they cared deeply. I felt seen.”
Iman returned home but stayed in touch with CURE Ethiopia by phone, never losing hope. Eventually, she received a call— CURE’s medical team, along with a visiting spine surgeon, would perform Musab’s life-changing spine surgery. The Tebow Spine Center had opened at CURE Ethiopia, providing the surgical and non-surgical care children need to correct life-limiting spinal deformities. Finally, healing became possible for Musab!
At the Tebow Spine Center, Musab received the complex spine surgery he desperately needed to fully correct his scoliosis—at no cost. “Paying for my son’s surgery was unimaginable. CURE’s no-cost treatment offer is truly a blessing from God,” Iman said. After years of uncertainty, that long-awaited miracle became a reality.
But Musab’s story didn’t end there. A few months later, Musab and his mother attended Night to Shine in Ethiopia—a worldwide celebration event, centered on God’s love, honoring and valuing people with disabilities. As Musab walked the red carpet, surrounded by cheers, Iman stood nearby, overcome with emotion, watching her son be celebrated.
Though from a different faith background, they were deeply moved by the Christ-centered love they experienced. For Iman, this moment marked years of perseverance and hope fulfilled. Because of your generosity, alongside CURE International, children like Musab are receiving life-changing care.
Thank you for bringing Faith, Hope and Love to families like his.
PROFOUND MEDICAL NEEDS IMPACT
For so many children around the world, access to life-changing medical care feels impossibly out of reach. But through God’s faithfulness and because of your continued support, healing became possible in remarkable ways.
100TH PATIENT
Musab became the 100th patient to undergo spinal surgery at the Tebow Spine Center—a milestone representing hope not only for him but for countless other children with severe spinal conditions.
2800+ SURGERIES
2,800+ surgeries were performed across the Philippines and Zimbabwe.
825 CHILDREN
825 children have now been screened for hearing loss in Haiti.
3500+ DECISIONS
3,500+ people surrendered their life to Jesus in the Philippines.
121ST W15H GRANTED
We granted our 121st W15H to a child facing a life-threatening illness.
9 TIMMY’S PLAYROOMS
Across nine Timmy’s Playrooms in the Philippines, the U.S., and Zimbabwe, children facing medical challenges experienced moments of respite, joy, and play while undergoing treatment.
A Baby Named Hope
Every day, an estimated 3-4 babies are abandoned on the streets of Johannesburg, South Africa. This is the story of rescuing Hope.
The bell rang, alerting the caregivers, more affectionately known as “aunties,” at our TTF Promise Home that someone was outside. The staff on duty responded but didn’t see anyone. They went outside the gate, looked down, and that’s when they saw her.
There on the ground, wrapped in a blanket, was a baby girl. She was crying, alone, and her clothes carried a foul smell. The team gathered her up immediately, brought her inside, bathed her, and held her close, comforting her.
She was safe.
They named the baby “Hope.”
“I thank God we were there on time to save Hope,” Maureen, one of the TTF Promise Home aunties there that day recalled. “She was so tiny…so fragile. She was maybe a month old.”
At the hospital, Hope was diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome, a lifelong condition. But even in those first fragile days, she showed resilience. Once she was stable, she remained in a TTF Promise Home, receiving around-the-clock loving care, nutrition, medical attention, and the warmth of aunties who treated her as their own. Eventually, after 134 days, Hope was adopted into a forever family.
Hope’s story is a miracle. But it is also one of thousands unfolding every year in South Africa, and tragically, not all of them end the same way. The baby abandonment crisis has been called a “silent pandemic” that claims the lives of an estimated 3,000 babies every year in South Africa. Some are left in dumpsters. Some in alleyways. Some in chemical toilets. All places a baby should never be.
Their mothers are not heartless. They are desperate. Overwhelmed by poverty, isolation, and a complete lack of resources, they often feel utterly alone and without any other option. This broke our hearts for the babies and their mothers. We knew we had to do something to help.
Hope’s story is a testament to her name. She came into the world vulnerable and frightened, with the weight of hard circumstances already clinging to her. But because the TTF Impact Baby Rescue team was there to answer the call, Baby Hope’s story became one of love and rescue, rather than heartbreak and tragedy.
Thank you for helping give life a fighting chance.
IN SOUTH AFRICA, WE HELPED STOP BABIES FROM BEING ABANDONED BY SUPPORTING MORE THAN 180,000 PREGNANT WOMEN.
WE ALSO PROVIDED 24/7 HOLISTIC CARE FOR 35 ABANDONED BABIES, 5 OF WHOM HAVE ALREADY BEEN ADOPTED INTO THEIR FOREVER FAMILIES.
ORPHAN CARE & PREVENTION IMPACT
Through prevention, protection, and restoration, we continue to see God move as families are restored and children are reminded of their inherent worth.
20 BOYS 69 GIRLS
SAFELY REUNITED
At the AGCI & TTF Houses of Hope in Ethiopia, 69 girls and 20 boys were safely reunited with their families, many after being lured away with false promises and forced to endure unimaginable conditions.
1300+ PEOPLE SERVED
We helped provide over 1,300 people with critical services to support the preservation of the family unit at the AGCI & TTF Child Advocacy Centers in Colombia, Ethiopia, Guatemala, and the Philippines.
550 ADOPTIONS SUPPORTED IN 42 COUNTRIES
We reached a milestone of 550 adoptions supported through our Adoption Aid program, helping children from 42 countries be welcomed into forever families.
2500+ LIVES IMPACTED
In Poland, more than 2,500 people — including displaced Ukrainian families in deep need — received shelter, counseling, and critical care as many navigated unimaginable hardship and displacement.
Financial Data
Because of You...
“I OFTEN THINK OF YOU. YOUR MISSION HAS CHANGED MY LIFE. THANK YOU FOR LOVING ME. I AM SO HAPPY BECAUSE OF YOU.”
— WORDS FROM A SURVIVOR OF SEVERE ABUSE
Together, we are able to reach further, serve deeper, and continue making an impact on more lives. We are humbled not just by what you give, but by the heart behind it. You may never meet the MVPs face to face, but every time you lean in, you step into their story and can be part of changing what their tomorrow looks like.
BECAUSE OF YOU,
Survivors of human trafficking have a safe place to call home.
Mothers hold their children after life-changing surgery they never thought was possible.
Families in crisis have been held together instead of torn apart.
Babies who were once abandoned have been welcomed into loving families.
Children whose disability was seen as a curse are now embraced by their community.
Boys and girls who were sold and exploited are now protected.
Those who were silenced have been given a voice.
People in the darkest places have experienced God’s tangible love.
The Gospel has reached places most people never go.
BECAUSE OF YOU, SOME OF THE WORLD’S MOST VULNERABLE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN SHOWN THEIR ETERNAL WORTH — HOW THEY ARE FEARFULLY AND WONDERFULLY MADE IN THE IMAGE OF GOD.
We are so grateful to each of you who make up our faithful TTF Giving Family. Year after year, your commitment and belief in this mission help make these realities possible.
Thank you for being such an important part of their journey.
Tebow Foundation & Affiliates For Year Ended 9/30/2025
The Tim Tebow Foundation is committed to the faithful stewardship of the donations we receive. Thanks to private contributions given specifically to cover all management and general expenses, public donations directly fund the advancement of the ministry and impact on lives.
Looking Forward...
Because of God’s provision, the generosity of our giving family, and the faithful dedication of our partners, thousands of the world’s Most Vulnerable People have experienced Faith, Hope and Love in their darkest hour of need.
BUT OUR MISSION IS FAR FROM FINISHED...
Building on our work in South Africa, we will expand into Southeast Asia through our next baby home, providing holistic care for abandoned babies.
Through new safe homes and a Protection Center, we will provide care and safety to even more survivors of trafficking and exploitation.
We will launch more operations than ever before to fight the evil of human trafficking and child exploitation around the world.
AND SO MUCH MORE.
The darkness is real. But so is the God who overcomes it. Will you continue to say, “yes” and join us in fighting for the world’s Most Vulnerable People—the real MVPs?
