LOS ANGELES—The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection announced MojoHost is the organization’s newest Corporate Sponsor.
The top-tier company is one of the first to respond to ASACP’s recent sponsorship drive.
Website hosting specialist MojoHost owns and operates a global network and IP Space, peering and exchanging internet traffic directly with dozens of networks at various exchanges, while boasting a direct connection to the world’s top four networks, and more than 250 Gigabit of global connectivity—making the company “the real deal” in fast website hosting.
According to company CEO Brad Mitchell, ASACP is an important organization that MojoHost is proud to continue supporting.
“ASACP’s mission of protecting children against exploitation and keeping them away from age restricted content is right in line with my goals as a parent, and advocate of corporate responsibility in my role as CEO of MojoHost,” Mitchell said. “The ASACP Tipline has received more than one million reports since its inception and is an invaluable resource to the FBI and National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.”
“More industry support is needed to continue its operation and I challenge business owners of all size to pick a membership level that fits their budget,” Mitchell adds. “No matter how small the charitable donation or membership level, every dollar counts and is put to good use.”
ASACP provides online businesses with a Code of Ethics and market specific Best Practices, while its Restricted To Adults (RTA) website meta label helps prevent a minor’s unauthorized access to age-restricted websites and mobile apps. ASACP also operates an internationally recognized CP Tipline, which has an enviable record of success in helping to identify and close illegal websites.
“ASACP is excited to welcome MojoHost to our family of sponsors,” said ASACP Executive Director Tim Henning. “As a non-profit organization, ASACP relies on the proactive leadership and continued generous support of companies such as MojoHost to help fulfill its mission.”
“The association faces many challenges — from staying abreast of changing technology to operating its existing initiatives and eyeing future missions, and doing so with a limited budget,” Henning adds. “It is vital that market leaders such as Brad and MojoHost help us keep children out of and away from age-inappropriate material and protect them in their daily digital lives.”
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