Talie Marie Foundaion

I decided to start this foundation because I wanted to help people affected by sexual and domestic violence. As time went on and I started talking to more people about what I was doing I realized that so many victims of these crimes have committed or considered suicide, this made want to reach even further to help others.

As a survivor of childhood sexual assault I struggled with finding my voice, this struggle followed me into adulthood. So many times I couldn't truly express vocally how I was feeling to people because I simply didn't know how too, over time I found comfort in writing so I turned to journaling.

As a young woman found myself in a similar situation one Saturday evening shift where I didn't know how to vocalize an unwanted physical situation with a co-worker, what happened next changed my life forever. Unbeknownst to me, one of my mentors Scott had told his friend and our boss Rich what had happened. I was then asked to speak with Rich and at that moment I realized that even though I couldn't find my voice that there are people who care enough to be my voice for me. These two men gave me more than a voice, they gave me hope and in time a purpose.

I wanted to find a way to give back in someway. . . I wanted to be a voice for someone who couldn't speak. I though to share how I had found comfort in some of my hardest times, so I decided to start a journal donation charity.

The goal of the Talie Marie Foundation is to collect blank journals and included a small note of inspiration in the opening cover page to whomever the recipient may be. Please know that all journals will be checked for sensitivity reasons before going to any crisis centers or journal requestee.

I will personally sign all of all those that pass my sensitivity check and each journal will have a seal of approval on the inseam.

These journals don't just help victims but those around victims such as family, friends, or crisis center volunteers. These journals are for anyone whom may be affected by sexual violence, domestic violence, and suicide.

RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) ~ 1-800-656-4673
https://https://www.rainn.org/

We Are HER
https://https://www.weareher.net/

Stop Soldier Suicide
https://stopsoldiersuicide.org/

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline ~ 800-273-8255
https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/

Upcoming Events

CRAFTING FOR A CAUSE:
( RB = We benefit from the raffle table at the event)

Its 2025!
July 13th, All American, Elks Lodge, 52 Bulfinch St, N. Attleboro MA, 11P - 3P (RB)
July 19th, All American, Marshfield Elks, 1321 Ocean St, Marshfield MA, 11A - 3P (RB)
August 24th, Knights of Columbus, 570 North Ave, Wakefield MA, 11A - 3P (RB)
September 20th, Salem Food Truck Festival, Salem Commons, Salem MA, 11A - 6P
September 21st, Knights of Columbus, 254 Hancock St, Abington MA, 12P - 4:30P (RB)
September 27th, Salem Waterfront Hotel, 225 Derby St, Salem MA, 12P - 6P (RB)
October 4th, VFW Post 2125, 40 Orange St, Bridgewater MA, 11A - 5P (RB)
October 11th, Dolbeare Elementary, 340 Lowell St, Wakefield MA, 10A - 3P
October 19th, Knights of Columbus, 254 Hancock St, Abington MA, 12P - 4:30P (RB)
November 1st, Americal Civic Center, 467 Main St, Wakefield MA, 11A - 5P (RB)
November 2nd, Moose Lodge, 526 Broadway, Malden MA, 10A - 3P
November 16th, Knights of Columbus, 254 Hancock St, Abington MA, 12P - 4:30P
November 22nd, First Church of Christ, 10 Church St, Haverhill MA, 11A - 3P
November 29th, Sons of Italy, 54 Whitman St, Weymouth MA, 11A - 5P (RB)
December 6th, Belmonte Academy Holiday Stroll, 25 Dow St, Saugus MA, 10A - 2P