During 2007 "Not for Sale" was born from a problem I saw in Thailand. We established a basic level of care to the community there. Over the years our effective means of response has changed to help provide people with… — David Batstone Copy Share Image
I went to Thailand and built a village for 27 rescued children and this is where my passion to help prevent modern day slavery… — David Batstone Copy Share
Together we can make a difference and empower communities to be self sufficient. — David Batstone Copy Share
My aim is to integrate business connections into vulnerable communities thus creating jobs. — David Batstone Copy Share
As an organisation [Not for Sale] we use social media on a daily basis as a way to share the impact of how our… — David Batstone Copy Share
The initial spark that promoted me to start Not For Sale was human trafficking in the San Francisco Bay Area. This led me to… — David Batstone Copy Share
For our international projects we developed an online skilled volunteer job board to help connect skilled individuals around the world who can help with… — David Batstone Copy Share
I am an entrepreneur and my goal is to create invention to the solution of human trafficking and extreme poverty. — David Batstone Copy Share
I want us to continue to scale and grow over the coming years in education, professional development and employment to bring about change in… — David Batstone Copy Share
Slavery takes so many forms, as it is interwoven within legal industries and is embedded into the supply chain. — David Batstone Copy Share
The idea for Not For Sale originated as a simple brand to tell as many people as possible about what we are trying to… — David Batstone Copy Share
I like to think that Not For Sale is the Juniper Networks of the social section, a disruptive innovator. — David Batstone Copy Share
The main challenge Not For Sale is big and it is modern day slavery, which is a $32billion dollar industry second to the illegal… — David Batstone Copy Share
My greatest inspiration has to be a Thai lady called Kru Nam, 40, she is from an upper middle class family and degree educated… — David Batstone Copy Share
