Where does a single mother go to when she has been systemically abused by her partner (whether physically or mentally)? Maybe a relative's home. Maybe a church.
Or, she could be helped in our region by the House of Ruth Maryland, one of the outstanding charity partners for The Pink Event® 2016 (March 6, 2016 at the BWI Airport Marriott in Linthicum).
This women's shelter not only specializes in the dynamics of intimate partner violence but it helps thousands of battered women and their children find the safety and security to start a new chapter in their lives.
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Showing posts with label Domestic Violence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Domestic Violence. Show all posts
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Thursday, October 8, 2015
The Pink Event® 2016 Selects Charity Partners

Living up to its commitment to support women’s issue, Diamond Event Services, LLC, announced
this week it will work with breast cancer charity For 3 Sisters, Inc., and domestic
violence organization House of Ruth
Maryland, Inc., as official charity partners for The Pink Event® 2016.
Both charities will be present at the women-focused expo that will
be held on March 6, 2016 at the BWI Airport Marriott in Linthicum.
The nonprofits will benefit from 20 percent of ticket sales, net proceeds from
the event’s charity raffles, and other select proceeds.
Friday, October 18, 2013
What About the Children?
It is common to find that when communities are being educated on significant issues recognized nationally in October that normally adults are targeted. It is important for adults to be targeted as breast cancer and domestic violence directly effects them. Who else does this directly effect?
Friday, August 30, 2013
Early Bird Tickets Available for the Awesome ChariTea & Afternoon Trunk Show!
Are you hankering for a spot of tea, shopping and
supporting a worthy cause? Look no further than our upcoming Afternoon ChariTEA and Trunk Show on October 13 from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the
DoubleTree by Hilton in Columbia, Md.
Bonus: You can enjoy
this afternoon of delectable bites, tea, and shopping on the cheap by buying
your tickets now (starting Aug. 31st at midnight) for only $20. But you have to act fast and order your tickets before September 15. Once the early-bird special ends, prices go up
to $27 (which is still a bargain for afternoon tea in the Washington-Baltimore region).
Monday, August 12, 2013
Domestic Violence Attempt: Women Puts Survival Skills to the Test
Ladies, tuning into Survival Alaska, a TV show on National Geographic, just might save your life. Recently a 25 year old woman was found alive in the Canadian woods after being reported missing for 12 days. Stephanie Beaverbones was savagely attacked by a man she recently met after being separated when the car she was in with her group of friends broke down. The group of friends split up leaving Stephanie behind with Kevin Gladue 36, a man she just met that day. Gladue allegedly sexually assaulted Stephanie leaving her with a broken jaw and concussion, but Stephanie used her quick wits to escape her attacker and ran into the nearby woods.
After becoming disoriented, Stephanie survived in the Canadian wilderness for 12 days living off of berries and river water. She was later found by an oil worker and was reunited with her family. According to the NY Daily News, Gladue was charged with "aggravated assault, sexual assault and obstructing a peace officer in connection to the attack."
Ladies, tuning into Survival Alaska, a TV show on National Geographic, just might save your life. Recently a 25 year old woman was found alive in the Canadian woods after being reported missing for 12 days. Stephanie Beaverbones was savagely attacked by a man she recently met after being separated when the car she was in with her group of friends broke down. The group of friends split up leaving Stephanie behind with Kevin Gladue 36, a man she just met that day. Gladue allegedly sexually assaulted Stephanie leaving her with a broken jaw and concussion, but Stephanie used her quick wits to escape her attacker and ran into the nearby woods.
After becoming disoriented, Stephanie survived in the Canadian wilderness for 12 days living off of berries and river water. She was later found by an oil worker and was reunited with her family. According to the NY Daily News, Gladue was charged with "aggravated assault, sexual assault and obstructing a peace officer in connection to the attack."
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Innovative Ways to Prevent Domestic Violence
For all the hassles we can have with the latest iPhone, The Pink Event® loves the way technology enhances our day-to-day life. From the way we're able to talk with our fans and future attendees to the way tamoxifen citrate and other cutting-edge drugs have lessened the death sentence of breast cancer, technology helps advance our and others' mission for a better life.
Labels:
date rape,
Domestic Violence,
drugs,
information,
technology
Monday, October 22, 2012
Now I Spy...Something Purple!
Sometimes it is overlooked, but October is also Domestic Violence Awareness Month (signified by purple ribbons). This is an issue that unfortunately affects far too many women, children and families in the United States. But more awareness and information is having an impact and we love that more people are going Pink and Purple this month. So let's spy something purple!Monday, March 5, 2012
The Pink Event™ Charities Give a Face to Domestic Violence and Breast Cancer
When you first hear Krisine Olaes speak, you believe that she's simply an advocate for change and is passionate about bettering the lives of women. But there's more than that.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
House of Ruth Maryland Volunteers Will Talk about Efforts at The Pink Event™
The Pink Event™ 2012 is excited to announce that Adrian Fauntleroy and Kristine Olaes from the House of Ruth Maryland will be at the one-day women's expo (March 3, Holiday Inn--Laurel West) to discuss the domestic violence shelter's efforts.
House of Ruth Maryland is one of two charities that will equally receive 65 percent of ticket sale proceeds from the expo, which features a plethora of niche vendors, inspirational speakers and fun door prizes.
House of Ruth Maryland is one of two charities that will equally receive 65 percent of ticket sale proceeds from the expo, which features a plethora of niche vendors, inspirational speakers and fun door prizes.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Don’t Forget About Women’s Issues after October
Saturday starts two important awareness months: domestic violence and breast cancer. We need to pay special attention to these issues because they impact far too many women (and men) we know and love.
While researchers have made great strides in providing cutting-edge treatments, the overall number of breast cancer diagnoses in the past 30 years has more than doubled from 641,000 to 1.64 million annually, according to a new global study.
Meanwhile, an estimated 1.3 million women are victims of physical assault by an intimate partner each year. These numbers aren’t going to go away anytime soon without communities (and women) coming together to highlight the problems and solutions.
Labels:
Breast Cancer,
diagnoses,
Domestic Violence,
October
Friday, September 23, 2011
The Pink Event will benefit...?
We are in the process of selecting our benefiting charities for our 2012
event! For our 2nd year we decided to involve our VIPs! Yep, you guessed it
our Very Important Participants, supporters like you!
The Pink Event is a women-focused event (after all that is what the PINK in The Pink Event stands for, WOMEN). Therefore,
our event will benefit 2 charities that often support women (we like to call them women-focused charities).
The Pink Event is a women-focused event (after all that is what the PINK in The Pink Event stands for, WOMEN). Therefore,
our event will benefit 2 charities that often support women (we like to call them women-focused charities).
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