Alina’s Light is a charitable organization established in honor of Alina Sheykhet, whose life was tragically taken in a senseless act of violence in October of 2017. Alina was passionate about theater and performing arts, and she loved children and animals. The mission of Alina’s Light is to honor Alina’s legacy by raising awareness & promoting domestic violence education through outreach, scholarships & donations.
Alina was loved beyond words and brought light into the lives of many. Her spirit remains with us, and she will live on through our hearts, memories, and stories. Alina will always guide and inspire us.
Providing outreach, support & hope to our local community and beyond.
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WE NEED YOUR HELP: In order to serve the community and make a difference at the abundance we strive for, we need sufficient funds to fuel our mission. We are seeking a handful of motivated individuals to help us with sponsorships and fundraising. With your help, we can make a difference. 💜
Please consider joining us or sharing this post to help us find our special team!
If you are interested or would like some more information, please contact Jill at Jill.smith@alinaslight.com 💜
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We are deeply saddened to hear of another beautiful life cut short by domestic violence. Tharifa Wenrich was an author and lifestyle coach and brought light to the lives around her. It is a shame that she was taken too soon by a senseless act of violence.
We are honored that this group of lovely ladies was kind enough to make a donation in her memory. May Tharifa rest in peace and may her loved ones find comfort in making a difference in her honor.
Learn about Tharifa’s story below:
www.dailyitem.com/news/police-investigate-apparent-murder-suicide-involving-husband-wife/article_...
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This is utterly heartbreaking 💔
Domestic violence does not discriminate. Although minority groups tend to face higher rates of these horrific crimes, ANYONE can fall victim to intimate partner violence despite factors like race, gender, or socioeconomic status. Yet we as a society fail to collectively speak up. It is the stigma surrounding this deadly epidemic that fails women, men, and child every day. It is our mission to share Alina’s story and save women and men just like her - those that were failed by the system designed to protect them. If you believe that you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please visit our website www.alinaslight.com for resources. Speak up, save a life. 💜
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I am definitely speaking up and prosecuting to the fullest I have my jaw wired shut after the 7th time. I'm done
Thank you for all you do. My mother was a domestic violence fatality. She eas born 6.15.1948 was taken from me 12.31.1995
