key to our success: YOUR social awareness, cultural sensitivity, compassion & empathy
Our Mission
Our mission is a rescue mission! BWS affects every community around the world, but our limited resources limit our potential at the moment. Your help is critical in helping us break that barrier.
Our focus is on empowering women to break free from abusive relationships. They were brought to the U.S. as wives and then abused by their husbands. These helpless victims are muted by shame, isolated from their loved ones and well-wishers and are dependent on their abuser for their survival. They have no one to turn to.
Our Vision
Independence from dependence! We want to raise awareness for the muted and isolated victims of domestic abuse. We want to help them break the cage and fly high to achieve personal success in a freed life.
Our short-term vision is to produce the movie to bring awareness to BWS and our long-term vision is to bring stability to victims' life by providing them resources to stand on their own.
Our Goal
Helping hands not handouts! One of the biggest factors in confidence building is financial independence. God willing, we will raise enough funds to give the victims the initial financial support to start and bring stability to a new life! We will provide assistance to help them get a job to be free and independent!
We are doing this entire project pro bono and promise never to receive any compensation from the Foundation. As founders, the last thing we want to do is make money off of someone else's tragedy.
Prevention
Educating high school girls about the warning signs of abusive relationships is crucial, as adolescence is often when first romantic experiences begin. Without guidance, behaviors like control, jealousy, or manipulation can be mistaken for affection. Teaching what healthy relationships look like—based on respect, communication, and boundaries—helps girls recognize red flags, trust their instincts, and seek help early.
Equally important is promoting self-reliance and education. When girls build confidence and independence, they are less likely to feel trapped in unhealthy relationships. Schools play a key role by encouraging open conversations, reducing stigma, and fostering a culture of respect and safety for future generations.