America’s Lost & FoundMissing Persons Search & Advocacy Team
Our Mission

Focus on
Finding Answers.

America’s Lost & Found supports missing persons efforts through investigative research, physical searches, public tip collection, flyer distribution, and case awareness.

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What We Do

Five ways we support the search.

Each activity contributes to a broader effort to locate missing people, share reliable information, and keep cases in public view.

Investigative Research & Analysis

We examine public records, news reports, and online sources, verify information, and organize case details to uncover overlooked connections and potential leads in missing persons cases.

Physical Searches

We help coordinate and support organized ground searches, identify areas of interest, and work with search volunteers and appropriate authorities to help locate missing persons.

Public Tip Collection

We collect tips and information from the public regarding missing persons cases, document relevant details, and forward appropriate information to the proper authorities for review and follow-up.

Flyer Distribution

We share and distribute missing persons flyers to expand their reach, increase public visibility, and help get important case information into the community.

Case Awareness & Advocacy

We help keep missing persons cases in the public eye and advocate for continued attention, responsible information-sharing, and support for affected families.

Our Mission

From Flyer Distribution to a Broader Mission

America’s Lost & Found began in 2013 with a focus on distributing missing-persons flyers and helping cases reach a wider audience. Over time, that work grew into a broader effort to support missing-persons cases through research, public awareness, community involvement, and search-related support.

Although our work has expanded, keeping cases visible and helping information reach the people who may be able to act on it remain central to our purpose.



About America’s Lost & Found

A focused, responsible approach.

✓Respect for familiesWe recognize the personal impact of missing persons cases and aim to communicate with care.
✓Responsible information-sharingWe distinguish potential leads from confirmed information and avoid presenting unverified claims as facts.
✓Appropriate referralsRelevant tips are directed to the proper authorities for review and follow-up.
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Join The Team

Help support the search.

We're currently seeking volunteers with a background in investigations, research, missing-persons cases, public outreach, communications, and community engagement. We welcome individuals with skills in information gathering, case research, records review, social media outreach, flyer distribution, and organizing community awareness efforts.

How to join
Complete the form to tell us about your interests, experience, and availability.

Join the AMLAF Team

Volunteers handle sensitive information responsibly and recognize the importance of protecting the privacy and dignity of missing individuals and their families.

Whether you bring professional experience, specialized skills, or a strong commitment to helping families and raising awareness, your contribution can support our mission.

Contact us today to learn more about how you can help.

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Cases

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Have relevant information?

Share information related to a missing persons case, including relevant dates, locations, possible sightings, or other details you believe may be important.

Urgent or time-sensitive information: Contact emergency services or the investigating law-enforcement agency directly. Do not wait for a response from this website.

Submit a Tip

Share case-related information, including relevant dates, locations, possible sightings, or other details that may be important.

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Do not use an online form for emergencies or time-sensitive sightings. Contact emergency services or the investigating agency directly.