Non-Profits
Giving Back
Since the moment that we began on the Blanchard case Mad Ginger Entertainment (MGE) has been focused on social change. We believe our systems are terribly broken and it is our mission to help fix and renew these systems. Our beloved late Christina was a champion for these causes. We strongly feel she is still leading the charge.
Our Mission
While Anne’s story may seem fantastical or unbelievable it honestly is not that rare. Alarming statistics indicate that, as you read this short sentence, a woman has become the victim of assault, most likely by someone they know. According to the Partnership Against Domestic Violence, every 9 seconds, another woman in the U.S. is beaten.
Every nine seconds.
One in four women in the U.S. will be targeted by an abusive partner in their lifetime. Female victims most commonly first experience domestic violence between the ages of 18-24 (38.6%), followed by age 11-17 (22.4%), age 35-44 (6.8%) and age 45+ (2.5%). Almost one out of five or 16.3% of murder victims in the U.S. were killed by an intimate partner; women account for two out of three murder victims killed by an intimate partner.
I recently told an officer on Anne’s case that she could have at any time been one of these statistics
We all watched as Gabby Petito was put in the back of a police vehicle and 3 days later she was dead. This same thing happened to Anne. She was told by two officers that she could either get back in the car with her children and abuser, go to a motel with no money, or identification, or go to jail. The only difference is that somehow by the grace of God, Anne survived.
Our mission is to ensure there are more Anne’s and less Gabby’s.
Stop the Cycle Of Abuse Program (S.C.O.A.P.) will launch the very first in field training for Law Enforcement, Social Workers, Teachers, & Hospital Staff on the realities of Domestic Violence. The IPV (Intimate Partner Violence) Education Awareness Training Initiative will partner trained professionals in the psychological and medical field with actual survivors to highlight the signs of domestic abuse. There will be a strong focus on what a narcissist does to make their victim’s look crazy or aggressive, and create a dismantling of their entire lives.
S.C.O.A.P. also strives to support survivors in meaningful ways. Our goals are to set up centers that assist victims in rebuilding their lives after they have escaped. Often these victims have no identification, resources, housing, or support. We strive to guide them into a healthy, safe, and empowered life. S.C.O.A.P. will provide mediators where survivors are forced to co-parent with their abusers, mental health services, and safe housing options so they are not forced to return to their abusers.
The Best of Kentucky Fundraising Event
Our first fundraiser, The Best of Kentucky is a three day event that will raise money for Stop the Cycle Of Abuse Program.