Israel Moore is an experienced professional in the healthcare and operational sectors, currently serving as the Executive Assistant at the Nashville Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition since July 2024. Prior experience includes roles as Operations Coordinator and Executive Assistant at Every Nation, and Executive Director at Grace Manor Assisted Living. Moore has also held positions such as Associate Executive Director at Sunrise of Plano, Graduate Assistant and Human Resources Assistant at Western Kentucky University, Paint Inspector at General Motors, Sales Representative at AT&T Authorized Retailer, HR Professional Aide at Michigan State University, and Certified Nursing Assistant at Safe Haven Assisted Living. Israel Moore earned a Master of Healthcare Administration from Western Kentucky University and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Michigan-Flint.
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(NAHT) Nashville Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition
🌼From Awareness to Action and Impact (2013-Present) 🌼NAHT's journey began when its founder and executive director, Mary Trapnell, was confronted with the stark reality of human trafficking in her community. Fueled by her awareness and compassion for the victims, she committed herself to fighting this atrocity and aiding those victimized. Mary started by serving victims directly, joining an anti-trafficking organization, and building a support network. This laid the foundation for NAHT to become the impactful organization it is today. 🌼A Turning Point (2019) In 2019, a generous $50,000 gift propelled NAHT to establish itself as a registered non-profit. This pivotal moment enabled us to build the necessary infrastructure to rescue and restore survivors. 🌼Building a Sustainable Future (2020) NAHT transitioned from a volunteer-driven to a business model in 2020, ensuring sustainable impact in our mission to rescue and restore women and children affected by trafficking. 🌼Monumental Growth (2021- Present) The inaugural ALL4NAHT fundraiser in 2021 raised over $500,000, facilitating our move to a permanent headquarters. Renovations completed in 2022 allowed NAHT to offer essential services directly from its headquarters. Governor Bill Lee's $1.2 million state appropriation significantly boosted our efforts, and the second ALL4NAHT event surpassed the first. In 2023, NAHT launched the "Educate to Recognize" program and "The Sweet Daisy Petit Four Shoppe," an enterprise that empowers survivors through training and job opportunities. Sweet Daisy makes delectable and beautiful Petit Fours for all occasions and events. 🌼Join Us in Ending Trafficking Donate: Support our critical work financially. Volunteer: Share your time and talents. Careers: Make a lasting impact through employment opportunities. Spread Awareness: Support The Sweet Daisy Petit Four Shoppe and attend events to educate others. 🌼Together, we can eradicate human trafficking in Nashville.