The ADAM^T (Automated Delivery of Alerts on Missing Children) Program was developed by LexisNexis Risk Solutions and donated to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) in 2000. The program quickly distributes posters with photos and information about missing children across targeted areas, sending alerts to a specific geographic search area within minutes. Importantly, the ADAM Program technology leverages the potency of photos ― the most powerful tool in finding missing children.

"There are more than 300,000 kids who going missing in this country each year and all it takes is just one person to help recover a missing child," said Trish McCall, senior director, Program Management at LexisNexis Risk Solutions and Co-Founder of the ADAM Program. "Our partnership with Cast Iron is like a turbo boost to the ADAM Program and greatly amplifies our reach. We are extremely grateful to Cast Iron for making this possible."

The new partnership will help leverage the power of Cast Iron Media's IPTV Network, located in high traffic areas of minor league baseball stadiums, to harness the eyes of the public and help get more eyes on these posters – which is key.

"It is important to Cast Iron Media to give back where we can and we love what the ADAM Program does for children and families," said Kent Heyman, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Cast Iron Media. "We're happy to continue this partnership and truly hope it leads to even more successful outcomes for families and their children."