Damaged Goods Organization

06/08/2026

What an incredible morning - Tinequa, founder of Damaged Goods Organization, wrapped up an amazing interview for Influential Women who are driving meaningful change worldwide, and I'm overflowing with gratitude. When asked to choose between representing Palmdale or California, I confidently chose California, embodying the limitless potential that lies within us, just as I believe God's vision for me knows no bounds 🙌

06/03/2026

Registration is now open, and the first sessions will launch in July. We understand that some people are unable to scan the barcode, so we've provided the link for your convenience.

https://form.jotform.com/261526275214151

05/22/2026

COMING IN JULY OF 2026

Be on the lookout for registration. These groups may not be for you, but for someone ready to shatter the cycle of abuse and forge a new path forward.

We are so related to bringing these profound groups to this region. We have studied statistics, and they prove that “43% of participants went back to an abusive environment because shelter space was unavailable. Additionally, the average rate of free entry indicates that one in five individuals leave shelters and return to their abuser, often seeking shelter again.” This data demonstrates the importance, strategy, and impact that our program is committed to reducing racial disparities and enhancing attention, thereby reinforcing development throughout every stage of this program.

05/08/2026

Honoring Mothers & Inspiring Change. This fundraiser honors the enduring memory of every mother who has fallen victim to intimate partner violence, celebrating their strength and inspiring hope, as we strive to celebrate those who continue to show strength and resilience. Your support helps our organization continue providing hope, healing, and resources to those in need. Roughly 75%of domestic violence victims are killed while attempting to leave the relationship or after the relationship has ended.

04/21/2026

Join the life-changing journey! If you have a heart for serving survivors, this is your moment to shine, please send us your résumé.

03/28/2026

Registration for Antelope Valley opens soon!

We're not just treating the symptoms, we're revolutionizing a broken system! A victim is likely to return to the perpetrator because true healing was never offered, just a fleeting solution!

03/22/2026

We're grateful for the outpouring of support and encouragement that's propelled us forward, and we're thrilled to announce that a new chapter is unfolding. Save the date and get ready for registration details that will be announced soon ‼️

03/18/2026

Gather a sister or loved one and join the movement, let's make some unforgettable memories. Link in bio

03/11/2025

First, we would like to take a moment to acknowledge Nichole‘s Mother Esther Maestas & Sisters Angela Maestas Kathleen Maestas & Family for allowing Damaged GoodsOrganization to bring this project forward. Unfortunately, Nichole loss her life to IPV-Intimate Partner Violence. According to CDC, “Data from U.S. crime report suggest that about 1 and 5 homicide victims are killed by an intimate partner.” Now, that the trial is over It is our humbled honor to bring forward a positive and impactful project in memory of such a beautiful spirit, NICHOLE’S HOUSE will be a pillar in our community and is just the beginning of the many safe houses that will come forward under this organization. Nichole and founder of Damaged Goods Organization had one thing in common, they both experienced abuse at the hands of the same perpetrator, but Tinequa Bedford made it out alive and it is Nichole did not. So, PLEASE help us reach our goal and spread awareness by sharing this with everyone that you know and make sure you watch it until the end💜 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜.

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03/11/2025

We are so humbled that Nichole’s family is allowing is to dedicate our next project to her.

Lets take a moment and not only reflect on Nichole’s life, but all the victims/suvivors that have loss their life’s to IPV-DV or still caught in the vicious cycle of abuse💜.

A December shooting rampage left Nichole Nick-Maestes dead. Maestas' mother was shot six times but survived. Maestas says her daughter's boyfriend is the one who pulled the trigger.