ABOUT THE ASSOCIATION

The Association for the Recovery of Children (ARC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization comprised of former and active Intelligence, Military, and Law Enforcement personnel, dedicated to the recovery of missing and exploited children, foreign and domestic.

The management team of the association comes from the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Security Agency, the United States Secret Service, Scotland Yard, supervisory law enforcement, Fortune 100 corporate security, government protective services and military Special Forces.

With offices in Los Angeles and a global network of experienced affiliates, ARC is well placed to be your trusted strategic partner. To date, we have a 100% success rate with a multitude of recoveries, which translates to the fact that no harm ever came to a child reunited with their custodial parents.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

ARC was formed in 1991 and is controlled by founder Bazzel Baz. It is an under-the-radar operation contracted through various sources for intelligence and information on missing and exploited children. This under-the-radar status allows the association to hand pick its cases, maintain confidential sources and methods, and successfully accomplish its missions. ARC's clandestine methodology is proven to be different and more effective than current local, state, federal, and international investigative procedures.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Through various special relationships within the law enforcement and intelligence communities, ARC has the capability to travel to domestic and foreign regions on behalf of custodial parents requesting assistance. Generally that assistance is provided after the custodial parents have exhausted resources through local, state, federal, and international law enforcement intervention. ARC provides this assistance at no cost to the parents.

As a member of the Amber Alert Portal Consortium and the International Justice and Public Safety Sharing Network, ARC is closer to its ultimate goal of ensuring so efficient and seamless a network that no one will ever consider abducting a child again.

When asked by citizens why we do what we do, our reply is simple. "If we do not...who will?" Our primary focus is on one thing and one thing only, the recovery of abducted children. We do not come home without the child.

Think about it...we were all children once. If you were abducted or lost, wouldn't you want the best prospect of knowing that you would soon be reunited with your family?

The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. We hold ourselves to the highest moral consciousness, knowing that children are the future. If we do not protect them, then we do nothing more than sow the seeds of destruction within our own nation, as well as others. In a world of changing and declining moral values, one trait distinguishes us from the other more clearly than race, gender, creed or color...honor. Today, more than at any other time in history, the destiny of the world rests on the high hopes we garner from the honorable men and women among us. Not completely definable and often intangible, honor feeds the spirit and soul of those who take it as their way of life. Honor must be freely embraced and treasured, not for the material benefits which it might bring, but for the knowledge that one has obeyed the moral law.