empatiX joins Move for Amirah for fifth straight year

empatiX Consulting is taking part in Move for Amirah again this June, marking its fifth consecutive year supporting the fundraiser for survivors of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. The campaign helps Amirah Inc. expand housing, aftercare and job training for women in recovery.

Why it matters: - Move for Amirah raises money for survivors of human trafficking and the commercial sex trade. - Funds help pay for safe and affordable housing, long-term aftercare, case management, educational and vocational training, awareness programs and community support. - Over the past four years, the event has raised nearly $150,000 and supported more than 8,000 nights of freedom for women in recovery. - More than 1,800 individuals and teams have participated so far.

What happened: - empatiX Consulting said it will join Move for Amirah for the fifth consecutive year. - The fundraising event takes place each June and asks participants to “move” in support of survivors. - The company is using the campaign to raise awareness and money for Amirah Inc., a nonprofit that provides aftercare, resources and opportunities for survivors. - Jessica Horkan, co-founder and managing partner at empatiX, said the cause matters because human trafficking does not get the attention it deserves.

The details: - Amirah Inc. works with survivors as they exit the commercial sex trade. - The Move for Amirah concept ties physical effort to the difficult recovery journey survivors face. - empatiX said the effort aligns with its core values of empathy and community support. - The company has also supported other nonprofits, including Lazarus House Ministries, The American Cancer Society, The Alzheimer’s Association, Two Blind Brothers, Fearless! Hudson Valley and the Finian Summit Foundation. - empatiX describes its consulting work as combining data, research insights and empathy to guide client strategy.

Between the lines: - The fifth-year commitment suggests Move for Amirah has become part of empatiX’s public-facing community work, not a one-off campaign. - The event’s track record indicates a modest but steady fundraising engine that converts participation into direct survivor support. - The company is also reinforcing its brand around empathy and social impact alongside its consulting business.

What's next: - empatiX will continue raising awareness and funds during this year’s June campaign. - More information about Move for Amirah is available at Amirah Inc.’s announcement. - empatiX also shared its company profile on LinkedIn.

The bottom line: - empatiX is extending a long-running partnership that links its values to a fundraiser with direct support for trafficking survivors.