While Crime Junkie is entertainment for listeners, the stories are very real. It's easy to forget that some people have been affected by the horrifying acts that true crime enthusiasts pour over.

Brit described the exposure Crime Junkie brings to these cases, explaining that the podcast shines a light on lesser-known instances. Not every case is broadcast on national television, and not every case brings justice to the victims.

Brit outlined the Crime Junkie solution to this issue, asserting that the podcast is "not only making sure that people are hearing about these cases but giving them something to do afterward."

The end goal is to encourage listeners to come forward with relevant information and support for the victims' families through advocacy and supporting organizations, asking, "What can we and our listeners do to give back to the victims' families?"

Crime Junkie supports the nonprofit organization Seasons of Justice, which host Ashley Flowers founded.

According to its website, the mission of SOJ is to provide funding for investigative agencies and families to help solve cold cases. SOJ provides grants for advanced testing and investigative efforts as well as awarding grants for families to support awareness campaigns and other initiatives that can push their cold cases forward.