Speak Out, Act, Reclaim (SOAR) is a nonprofit organization founded by Virginia Giuffre, a survivor of sex trafficking linked to Jeffrey Epstein's network. Established to support sex trafficking survivors and advocate for policy changes, SOAR provides essential support services including counseling, legal assistance, and rehabilitation programs aimed at helping victims rebuild their lives. The organization also engages in advocacy efforts to raise awareness about sex trafficking, push for legislative reforms, and challenge systemic failures that enable exploitation. Giuffre's personal experiences drive SOAR's mission to amplify survivors' voices and promote healing and justice. SOAR operates as a survivor-led initiative, focusing on education and prevention through public speaking, workshops, and partnerships with other anti-trafficking groups. It emphasizes reclaiming agency for those affected by trafficking, offering resources for emotional and financial recovery. The nonprofit has been involved in broader campaigns against sexual exploitation, aligning with Giuffre's high-profile activism, including her role in legal actions against Epstein and associates. SOAR's work extends to policy advocacy, supporting bills and initiatives to strengthen victim protections and prosecute traffickers. While SOAR maintains a relatively low public profile compared to larger anti-trafficking organizations, its survivor-centered approach has garnered attention within advocacy circles. It continues to evolve in response to ongoing needs in the fight against human trafficking, with Giuffre remaining a key figure in its leadership and direction.