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THE POWER OF SHOES(TM):SOCIETY OF WOMEN WHO LOVE SHOES(TM)
"HEALING FAMILIES OF ABUSE ONE SOLE AT A TIME"

The Power of Shoes : Society of Women Who LOVE Shoes is a non-profit 501 c 3 organization focused on making a measurable difference in the lives of women and families of abuse. We began with a goal of creating fun networking events where women and men can come out, give back and have an enjoyable evening all at the same time.

If we are to make a positive impact in the lives of those touched by abuse we must increase awareness of the silent epidemic of Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence, encourage and support involvement in activities that help meet needs and drive change as well as discover individuals, companies and organizations willing to be passionate in their support. It is time for us all to adopt a simple view..."Don't do it and Don't take it" and "Don't suffer in silence."


S
ociety of Women Who Love Shoes?

            What do we believe?


We believe we deserve to feel:

 Special

Worthy

 Wanted

          Loved and

      Secure

 

And we love shoes too, and we are:

      Stepping up to make a difference

Helping hands reaching out

         Organizing and championing change

          Engaging and educating about abuse

          Shouting to the world, it’s time to end
the cycle of abuse         


Now reflect on this. A reflection is an effect produced by an
 
influence. Join with us and be the influence.

“Let’s turn on the light and end abuse.” The power of shoes, step up with us!

 




One in every Four women
will experience domestic viol
ence in her lifetime (National Institute of Justice and the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention). 

The cost of intimate partner violence exceeds $5.8 billion each year, $4.1 billion of which is for direct medical and mental health services.( U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics).

And what about families? Children from homes characterized by such violence are 5 to 7 times more likely to experience significant psychological problems relative to children in the general population.

 


   Dianne Samoff,  Founder