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For everything there is a season,
And a time for every matter under heaven:
A time to be born, and a time to die,
A time to kill, and a time to heal,
A time to weep, and a time to laugh,
A time to mourn, and a time to dance,
A time to keep, and a time to cast away.

[Ecclesiastes 3]

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In 2005, Domestic Violence LLC was previously known as Domestic Violence Inc until it was renamed in 2020 by Yolanda Jones, the CEO and survivor of child abuse and domestic violence; as she saw a much greater need in helping to fund other 501c and private abuse agencies that, were struggling to keep their doors open during the COVID Pandemic.  As a result, and due to inconsistent funding or sponsorships, Ms. Jones took it upon her self to fund annual fundraising - charitable events by using her own; then, work income along with her service connected VA disability. 

 

Fortunately, being of service to others never stopped her, as she's helped fund travel and hotel expenses for several speakers and guests arriving over a 50 miles radius.  Since 2020 to present, Ms. Jones has continously and selflessly funded 90% of the annual fundraising gala events; as well as, have awarded chosen recipient(s) from several 501c's and private abuse agencies with donations, to help keep their doors open.  Ms. Jones gives her Thanks and Praises to God and to the many disabled veteran colleagues, family & volunteers who graciously provide their assistance(s) each year.

 

The organization has recently been rebranded to, Generational Wealth Education and Awareness Foundation.  Under a new transformation, it will allow futher development into exploring new markets of areas to better serve all victims of abuse. Generational Wealth Education and Awareness Foundation Advocates, Inspires, Empowers, and Educates abused victims and survivors,  while transitioning and coroborating with other affiliates' to offer additional services; to help victims and survivors regain their Self-Esteem & Self-Worth.  Fortunately, through Financial Management and Preparaion, this will allow victims and survivors to become sustainable and self-sufficient, "Post- Abuse".  So, as we look forward in continuing to be a Blessing to other abused agencies; through our philanthropy endeavors along with rebranding, we're excited about bringing back our online store, where customers can purchase our custom design items.  Thank you for your continued support!

Who Am I.

Yolanda Jones, CEO

I'm a business owner, speaker & author with a little over thirty-five years of experience in sharing my personal story of surviving & thriving after being subjected to years of child emotional, verbal & physical abuse by, my paternal family & caregiver; as well as, domestic violence by my children father.  I've spoken at various events, podcast & media outlets, reaching thousands of people with my message of empower- ment & resilience.  I'm a Disabled Army Iraq Combat War Veteran; a Preventive Advocate due to "Lived Experiences" of Military Sexual Trauma (MST)/Sexual Harassment, Post- traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Discrimination, Racism, Spousal / Public Rape, and School and Workplace Bullying.  I use my voice & platform to Educate, Empower and Inspire others to speak up, seek help and support one another. My overall mission is to give HOPE to the HOPELESS and to create a culture of Respect and Dignity for all and while helping to provide knowledge of building Generational Wealth to our future generations of Doctors, Lawyers, Scientists, and Judges.  

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Your generous support enables the Generational Wealth Education and Awareness Foundation [formerly known as Domestic Violence LLC] to persist in advocating for change.  Through our platforms and voices, we represent the countless individuals and families whose lives were tragically cut short by domestic / family violence; to include, other forms of abuse directed towards all genders and ages.

With your monthly contribution, you can make it happen!

Donation and Sponsorship Options -

If you would like to support Generational Wealth Education and Awareness Foundation, you would certainly be helping us to continue in our efforts and mission in reaching several communities; both locally and nationally by providing education and awareness throughout the year.  More importantly, you would be helping us to continue in our philanthropic endeavors in being a Blessing to a deserving abuse agency; so that, their doors can remain open in order to provide emergency services to individuals and families escaping abuse.

 

Please click on the link below to support our cause and make a difference; so that, we can continue on our mission of providing educational awareness to all victims and survivors of abuse; including, our veterans and military service members, and other interested parties.

Thanks to your support, the Generational Wealth Education and Awareness Foundation can continue in organizing Annual Fundraising - Charitable Gala Events to raise awareness within communities; both locally, and nationally.  We have successfully raised awareness among attendees, and we recognize that many more in surrounding communities would like to participate in these yearly events but are often financially constrained. Therefore, your generous donations enable guest(s) to attend, savor a delightful meal, and learn about Domestic / Family Violence, amongst other forms of Abuse, Preventive- Intervention and Safe Exit Strategies.  Your contribution is powerful; it aids us in continuing to provide Education and Awareness to a broader audience, with the hope of increasing attendance - will lead to fewer cases of individuals or families suffering from Domestic / Family Violence and other forms of Abuse.

EVENTS.

Spring 2025 
Online Masterpiece Course

Come Join Us !

It's That Time Again - So, Let's Learn About How Trauma Is Formed - How It Plays a Very Pivotal Part in Everyone's Life - Especially How Our Current Behaviors, Thinking, And How We Currently Communicate [Or not] with Others.  Also, Learning About Prevention, Intervention, Financial Preparation and Safety Exists Are Important Tools That Can Help One Day Save Yours, a Friend or a Loved One's Life.

What:      Spring 2025 Abuse and Domestic                                 Violence 8-Weeks Basic Boot Camp

Where:   Online 

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WHY SUPPORT US.

Generational Wealth Education and Awareness Foundation is a not for profit organization dedicated to educating individuals and families to build and maintain wealth for generations to come. Our mission is to provide "Education and Awareness" through Annual Fundraising Charitable Gala Events, Online Webinar Trainings, Financial Management, and Individual Evening Podcasts that highlights and addresses areas in our communities and across the nation that are much needed for services. By supporting our organization, you are contributing to a better future for yourself, loved ones, and the future generations.  So join us, in our mission to create a Healthier, Safer, Financially Stable, and Sustainable World for All.

Child abuse is a critical issue that affects millions of children worldwide.  It can have a long-lasting, emotional, and psychological effects on a child that, can also even lead to death in severe cases.  It is important to raise awareness about child abuse and take action to prevent it, in order to protect the well-being and safety of our children.

Elder abuse is a critical issue that deserves attention.  It is important because it affects some of the most vulnerable members of our society and can have devastating effects on their physical and mental health and well-being.  Additionally, elder abuse is often underreported and can go unnoticed, making it crucial to raise awareness and take action to prevent it.

Differences between Domestic Violence and Domestic Abuse are often used interchangeably, but they have different meanings.  Domestic violence refers to physical violence or the threat of physical violence, while abuse includes a broader range of behaviors such as emotional, psychological, and financial abuse. Both are serious issues that can have-lasting effects on victims and their families [https://mandatedreporter.com/].

Dependent Adult Abuse is mistreatment involving 18 and older who, due to physical or mental conditions, require assistance from others. This abuse comes in various forms, including physical and sexual abuse, financial exploitation, neglect, abandonment, and even abduction.  Abusers may be those entrusted with the care, such as family members, friends, or professional caregivers. They might isolate the individual, withhold necessary services or items, inflict physical harm or mental suffering, or engage in manipulative tactics to maintain control. This is to be reported to your local adult protective services [https://www.napsa-now.org/help-in-your-area/

Child Sexual Abuse / Molestation /  Incest 

 The distinction between child sexual assault and child molestation lies primarily in the victim’s age. 

  1. Child Sexual Assault:

    1. Involves sexual intercourse or deviant sexual behavior.

      • Can include any wrongdoing that sexually touches or exploits a person, even without physical contact.

      • Applies to both children and adults.

      • May occur over a period of time.

      • Becomes rape only if penetration is involved.

  2. Child Molestation:

    1. Refers to a sex crime committed against a child (usually under 18 years old).

     3.  Incest: 

​         1.  Is a term used to describe sexual activity between family members who are too closely                related to each other. This behavior is considered "taboo" in many cultures and is illegal                in the Unites States. It can have  serious physical and psychological consequences for                  those involved and is not accepted as a healthy or appropriate form of sexual behavior.              

Sexual / Human Trafficking the distinction in the two is that, while sexual trafficking involves the exploitation of individuals for sexual purposes, human trafficking can involve a range of exploitative practices, including forced labor, domestic servitude, and organ trafficking.

Military Sexual Assault is a serious issue that affects both men and women in the armed forces.  It refers to any unwanted sexual contact or behavior that occurs in a military setting; including, rape, sexual harassment, and other forms of sexual violence. It can have devastating, emotional, and psychological effects on the victims, and it is important to raise awareness in order to take appropriate action to prevent it.

 

Spousal Rape is a form of sexual assault where one spouse forces the other to engage in sexual activity without their consent. It is a serious violation of a person's bodily autonomy and can have long-lasting and emotional effects. It is important to recognize that consent is necessary in all sex acts; even in marriage (marriage is not exempt)

 

Animal Abuse  / Beastiality also known as Zoophilia  is any action or lack of action that causes unnecessary harm, suffering, or distress to an animal. This can include physical abuse, neglect, abandonment, and forms of mistreatment, rape and beastiality. It is important to recognize and report any instances of animal abuse to prevent further harm to innocent creatures.   

Beastiality also known as Zoophilia, refers to recurrent intense sexual fantasies, urges, and sexual activities involving non-human animals. It can include sexual relations between a person and an animal.  While it is considered a criminal offense in the United States, there are still countries where it remains legal [https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/love-sex/why-would-anyone-want-to-have-sex-with-an-animal-the-psychology-of-bestiality-10201158.html]

FORMER CHOSEN AGENCIES  (RECEIPIENT).

In efforts to simplify donation options for the selected organization; $10 from each guests' reservation tickets is allocated to the chosen recipient (agent/organization).  Also, there will be an option to make a donation for those unable to attend our Annual Fundraising - Charitable Gala Event. Fortunately, registration fee(s) have now  been "waived" for children 13 -17 (w/ meals) provided that (child)ren are accompanied by an adult who is at least 21- years of age or older. The required minimum age has change, based on literature from The American Academy of Pediatrics, referenced that the average age at which adolescents begin dating varies. Research has also shown, girls typically begin dating around 12 -1/2 years old, while boys tend to begin dating around 13 -1/2 years old. However, keep in mind that every teen is different, and some may be ready sooner or later than their peers. Therefore, it’s essential to have open conversations with your child about dating - set appropriate rules, and consider their emotional maturity before allowing them to date one-on-one.

  • Brighter Tomorrows, Texas 2015

  • Safe Haven, Texas 2016

  • Hope's Door -New Beginning, Texas 2017

  • Family Place, Texas 2018

  • Majestic Daughters - Truth Written Enterprise, Texas 2019

  • None - COVID 2020

  • Casa of Jonson County, Texas 2021

  • I Can Still Shine, Texas -1st Place 2022

  • Virginia Sexual Domestic Violence Action Alliance, Virginia - 2nd Place 2022

  • Wesley Shelter, Inc North Carolina 2023

  • Human Trafficking Training Center 2024 

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