Advocacy

Cindy's Project

Named from Cynthia — and for every woman still inside it. Domestic violence awareness, survivor advocacy, and the Down With D.V. movement.

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The presentation

A Holistic Pathway to Safety, Stability & Self-Sufficiency

A six-minute narrated overview of Cindy's Project — the vision, the six components, and how partners can help bring it to life.

What we build

Cindy's Project Components

Six parts of one promise — a safe place, a full closet, a warm meal, care for the children, a second chance at learning, and a way to earn.

Illustration of a row of brownstone townhouses, each with a pink front door
The Pink Door Project

Cindy's House

Shelter and housing for women and children displaced because of domestic violence.

Illustration of a wooden clothing rack with neatly hung coats and dresses

Cindy's Closet

Free new and slightly used clothing for women and children displaced because of domestic violence.

Illustration of a warm bowl of soup with bread and pantry jars

Cindy's Kitchen

Hot food soup kitchen and pantry for women and children displaced because of domestic violence.

Illustration of a small pair of children's shoes beside a pair of adult shoes

Cindy's Kids

Foster care for children displaced because of domestic violence.

Illustration of an open book with reading glasses and a pencil on a desk

Cindy's Classroom

Adult literacy and continuing education for women displaced because of domestic violence.

Illustration of a leather briefcase and a tailored blazer over a chair

Cindy's Careers

Job readiness and job placement for women displaced because of domestic violence.

Why this exists

Cindy's Project carries a name drawn from Cynthia into spaces where her story can interrupt the cycle for someone else. Education, advocacy, and survivor support — built around real lives, not statistics.

If you need help now

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788. You are not alone.