Don't know if these organizations have been written up here yet -- but they're both giving me great hope:

EDIT: @kestrel9 found some questionable information about O.U.R. 4 months ago. And this thorough investigation into O.U.R. was linked in the comments: http://lyingforthelord.com/uploads/43._Rambo_Reyes_Saves_Child_Sex_Slaves_1_Apr_15.pdf At the very least, they are not a clean-hands, only for the children organization.

Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R.) https://ourrescue.org got its start three years ago, in Haiti:

Guesno believed that his missing son, Gardy, had gone through an illicit orphanage. His hunch was the only lead there was – and with the devastating earthquake that broke Port Au Prince, Haiti, his son’s case was lost in the sea of hundreds of missing kids. Gardy could be anywhere.

Tim Ballard, while still a government agent, heard of this story through the press. Gardy was technically a U.S. citizen because he was born when his parents were visiting the U.S. from Haiti on a fundraising mission. Ballard opened a case for him, but soon found out that the case had been handed to the Haitian National Police. There were two problems: Ballard couldn’t step over lines of jurisdiction, and there were absolutely no leads.

But Ballard couldn’t get Gardy’s case out of his mind. He started to think…what if we started an organization that could bring the necessary resources to countries around the world and rescue kids like Gardy?

Ballard had worked with the government for twelve years. Many people discouraged him from leaving his secure job to start a nonprofit group. But he had a vision that others could not grasp – and the pieces started coming together.

“We recognized that we could tap into that fundamental desire to free other people, to serve other people, and that was the premise of our endeavor. We tapped into it, and people responded. People wanted to be a part of it.” – Tim Ballard

How O.U.R. made at least one area in Columbia "too dangerous for traffickers"

As O.U.R. started gaining traction, our reach expanded quickly – we had opportunity to perform three operations in one day in Colombia. It was part of an idea that Ballard had. Would hitting the same region over and over again create enough of a deterrent for child traffickers? Would it be enough to completely halt the business in its dirty tracks?

Yes. When the O.U.R. team went back undercover for the fifth or sixth time after Operation Triple Take, no one would sell kids to them. “They referenced all of these hits that were going on,” Ballard said. The traffickers said, “It’s too dangerous to be in the child trafficking business in this region at this time.”

That was the moment that Tim Ballard and his team realized that the eradication of child sex trafficking was indeed possible – the deterrent effect worked.

Operation Triple Take resulted in the rescue of 123 victims and the arrest of twelve traffickers. For the time being, O.U.R. slammed the door shut on child traffickers in Colombia.

The other organization, Vets 4 Child Rescue (https://vets4childrescue.org)) is months-old. I've seen it mentioned several times in passing, but when I watched the interviews @ESOTERICshade posted last night I learned they're really starting to roll. They're partnering with other individuals and organizations that have been working on child trafficking from many different angles. You can see the video interviews with Vets 4 Child Rescue founder, Craig Sawyer, and the trailer for their upcoming documentary on @newworldahead's post: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2289633

There's A Whole Movement Underway To Eradicate Child Sex Trafficking!! This movement is being led by veterans, and former LE and intelligence persons! The White Hats are breaking away and Doing Something -- and the snowball is growing.

There appear to be lots of ways to get involved -- at the very least donate. And now there are legitimate organizations, with informative websites, that you can direct friends and family to in your redpilling adventures. Let them see for themselves exactly who is taking this seriously, and what they are devoting their lives to doing about it. It's all very empowering.

I figured others here would be up for some good news -- I know I was desperate for some.