About
Freedom for all people.
All People Free works toward freedom for families held in brick-kiln slavery across the Middle East and Asia. This is who we are, how we work, and the people behind it.
Who we are
A faith-based charity setting captives free.
We support programs that bring freedom, hope, education, and long-term care to families trapped in brick-kiln slavery across the Middle East and Asia.
Our Mission
Freedom, hope, and a future for families held in modern-day slavery.
Our Faith
Rooted in the call to set captives free. We love every person we serve.
Our Accountability
A registered 501(c)(3) public charity, publicly verified through Candid.
View financesThe reality
Slavery has not ended. It has changed shape.
In brick-making communities across the Middle East and Asia, families are trapped by debts they cannot pay. These debts pass from parent to child and keep entire generations in bondage.
people in modern-day slavery worldwide
of survivors report depression after rescue
of our staff trained in trauma-informed care
How we respond
Four ways we walk with families.
Real freedom takes years, not moments. These programs work together so freedom lasts.
The people we serve
Freedom is more than rescue.
Behind every brick are real families: parents, children, grandparents who never chose this life. The work doesn't end at liberation. Safe homes, schooling, trade skills, and steady care are what turn a single moment of freedom into a future that lasts.
Stewardship
100% of donations are put into action.
A small portion of each gift helps us reach more supporters. Every dollar is tracked, audited, and publicly verified.
501(c)(3)
EIN 82-1638126
Verified on Candid
Public profile
Independently Audited
Avlon Finance
Board Governed
Independent oversight
The people behind it
Founded by Ben Nichols. Guided by a board that cares about freedom.
Ben founded All People Free in 2018 after seeing the conditions women and children face in brick kilns. With more than 30 trips to affected regions, he leads alongside an independent board that helps guide the mission, stewardship, and long-term direction of the work.
Meet the boardCommon questions
Quick answers.
Does slavery still exist today?
Yes. Millions of people are still trapped in forced labor, often through generational debt in brick-making communities.
What does my gift help pay for?
Debt relief, safe housing, education, trade skills, legal support, and long-term care for families starting over.
Can I give monthly?
Yes. Monthly gifts give families steady support as they rebuild.
Help freedom last.
Your gift helps families leave the brick kilns and begin a new life.