Judy's Foundation

09/29/2023

Honored and grateful!

Outstanding Crime and Justice Documentary
Congratulations to director Patricia Gillespie for tonight's win!
is now streaming on Paramount+

08/02/2023

Thank you to Nancy Grace and her team for sharing Judy's story!

An Ohio mother is doused with gasoline and set on fire. Judy Malinowski, then 31, suffered third-degree and fourth-degree burns over 90 percent of her body. She was in a coma for seven months and underwent more than 60 surgeries. Malinowski was resuscitated seven times. She died in 2017, but not bef...

07/29/2023

It brings happy tears to our eyes knowing that Judy's story is having such a powerful impact for so many people. We are very honored to be nominated for an Emmy Award but more importantly we know this means Judy will reach even more victims and hopefully help them get passed a hard situation!

06/23/2023

Incredibly grateful for the many different media outlets that continually share Judy's story!

Judy Malinowski's ex-boyfriend doused her with gasoline and set her ablaze. She survived long enough to testify against him.

06/20/2023

05/29/2023

Many friends have been asking, how can they donate to help Judy's Foundation. If you are interested in donating you can visit our site at www.judysfoundation.org and go to the donate page, or you can follow the link below. We appreciate all the help in achieving our mission to help domestic violence victims and families.
https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=FD6J722LC77QE

Help support Judy's Foundation by donating or sharing with your friends.

05/27/2023

Judy's voice is being heard! Thank you to everyone for sharing Judy's story!

Judy Malinowski, a young mother from Ohio and a cancer survivor, testified from beyond the grave. Ex-boyfriend Michael Slager is serving a life sentence.

05/25/2023

We have been very dedicated the month of May to sharing Judy's story through her documentary, "The Fire That Took Her" by hosting special screenings, where we spoke to the community and held discussion panels.

We would like to give a special thank you to all the experts on our panels that provided their feedback and input on ways that Judy's Foundation can help victims of Domestic Violence. We value your knowledge and we are very appreciative of you taking time out of your day to be with us.

We are very thankful to the venues and coordinators that helped us put these different screening together! Thank you: Hocking College, TurnPoint Apostolic Church, Madison Christian Church, The Logan Church of The Nazarene, and Judge Warren Edward's.

We are also very grateful for the Alliance of Women in Media Foundation, for recognizing "The Fire That Took Her" and awarding our Director, Patricia Gillespie with the Director - Documentary(TV-National) award.

It has been a very busy month, but with all of your support we are making a difference in so many lives. We can't say thank you enough to eveyone!!

If you would like to watch "The Fire That Took Her", it is now streaming on Paramount+!

05/15/2023

We have two advanced screenings of "The Fire That Took Her" this week that will be very impactful. We hope that you will be able to make it to one of them. Here is the line-up for the week.
LOGAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - May 16th @ 5p with guest speaker Bonnie Bowes (Mother of Judy Malinowski) and the Recognition of a special family. Address: 650 Walhonding Ave Logan OH 43138

MARION PALACE THEATER- May 18th @6:30 with a discussion panel to follow (Judge Warren Edwards, Bonnie Bowes, Kaylyn Malinowski, Producer Patricia Gillespie) Address: 276 W Center St, Marion, OH 43302

05/09/2023

We were very blessed to have met some amazing people at our Hocking College advanced screening last week. We are very excited for the upcoming screenings this week at TurnPoint Apostolic Church on the 11th, and Madison Christian Church on the 12th. Please visit our website at www.judysfoundation.org for all the dates, times, and locations for the special screenings of The Fire That Took Her. Our goal with all these screenings is to not only share Judy's story, but to help educate and create awareness!

“I never want another woman to go through what I have been through. If I can help only one, it will have been worth it.”