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The Ninja Mom™ Foundation

Giving Back

The Ninja Mom Foundation is directly related to the Ninja Mom movies and entertainment franchise. The heart of the first film of the Ninja Mom series revolves around a battered women’s shelter inspired by writer Darrah Cloud’s life-changing experience at SafeHouse Denver.

It has become a calling for the Ninja Mom team (Ren Hanami-Creator, Darrah Cloud-Writer and Ryan Angel-Producer) to do something to help. We are unique in building “giving back” into our entertainment business plan from the very start. A percentage of our proceeds from the films, games, toys… will go directly to the people who need it to continue creating safe places for the women and children and stop domestic violence.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Ninja Mom Foundation is to provide financial and emotional support to battered women and their children, empowering them to create a healthy life of self-sufficiency and freedom.

Who We Support

Who the Ninja Mom Foundation Supports

Interval House

SafeHouse Denver

Grace Smith House

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Hotlines 562-594-4555 & 714-891-8121
Interval House Email
intervalhouse.org

303.318.9989
Safehouse Denver Email
safehouse-denver.org

Hotlines: 1-845-471-3033 or 1-518-789-6977
Grace House Email
gracesmithhouse.org

Interval House was founded in 1979 as a lifeline to victims who were forced into isolation by cultural and linguistic barriers. Today, Interval House has strengthened its mission and purpose by offering programs and services in over 60 different languages. Over 99% of Interval House staff are multilingual, ethnically diverse, and former victims of domestic violence.

Established in 1977, SafeHouse Denver operates the only shelter in the City and County of Denver that exclusively serves victims of domestic violence. SafeHouse also runs a non-residential Counseling & Advocacy Center where we provide all of our support services to women and children experiencing intimate partner violence who don't need emergency housing.

In the late 1970's, when the idea for the Grace Smith House shelter was born, no one envisioned that our organization would serve over 2,500 families in flight from their personal domestic violence horror each year. Today, Grace Smith House has grown from one crisis shelter at its inception in 1981, to two shelters, one second stage housing and our Follow-up and Non-Residential programs.

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