ASACP Honors its Featured Sponsors for September 2016

ASACP’s Executive Director Tim Henning says that its Featured Sponsors serve as excellent examples of proactive corporate responsibility, and represent the pinnacle of ethical operation in the industry.

“Honoring those companies that have made a commitment to child protection,” Henning explains, “ASACP’s Featured Sponsors demonstrate how caring professionals and legitimate businesses make up today’s adult entertainment and digital media industries — and are concerned with protecting children enough to put their money where their mouth is, rather than paying mere lip service to this ongoing effort.”

Continuing its 20-year record of success, ASACP’s internationally recognized Child Exploitation Tipline has processed more than one million CP reports since its inception, while its free educational and informational resources and tools for digital media companies provide market specific Best Practices and a universal Code of Ethics for businesses, app- and website operators.

In addition, ASACP’s Restricted To Adults (RTA) meta label aids parents by helping prevent children’s access to adult-oriented websites and mobile apps — and is provided to all site and app owners, free of charge, thanks to the generosity of the non-profit association’s sponsors.

Honoring this month’s Featured Sponsors, ASACP recognizes The Lion’s Den and OrbitalPay for their ongoing support of the association and their commitment to protecting children online.

The Lion’s Den

Celebrating a decade of ASACP Corporate Sponsorship, The Lion’s Den Adult Superstore is dedicated to providing consumers with the very best adult merchandise — including a range of toys, magazines, DVDs, lingerie, massage oils and gifts for both bachelor and bachelorette parties.

The Lion’s Den opened its first retail facility in Columbus, Ohio, in 1971 and has since then expanded to more than 40 locations throughout the country, each of which maintains the highest standards of customer service and professionalism bolstered by a courteous sales staff.

According to the company, it built its reputation on quality products and low prices from the very beginning, treating customers with the dignity and respect that forms loyal relationships — a focus on dignity and respect that it has extended to its support of ASACP since 2006, out of a desire to protect children from exposure to products and services intended for adults only.