Join us July 25, 2026 as we officially launch The Jane Doe Foundation!
Hear Founder & President Wendy Pesante share the story behind the foundation, meet our incredible Board of Directors, and learn about the programs, services, and community impact we're building together.
✨ Attend in Person: $50 (includes dinner & one raffle entry)
💻 Attend Virtually: $25 via Zoom
Reserve your spot today and be part of this exciting milestone!
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The Jane Doe Foundation empowers individuals and families affected by trauma, addiction, incarceration, mental health challenges, and other life hardships through education, advocacy, community partnerships, and hope.

As a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse and a behavioral health professional with over a decade of experience, I understand both the lasting impact of trauma and the power of healing. My personal journey, combined with years spent helping others through addiction recovery programs, mental health support, and navigating life transitions, inspired me to create this foundation.
The Jane Doe Foundation exists to empower individuals, promote recovery, provide education, and create opportunities for those rebuilding their lives after trauma, abuse, addiction, incarceration, and other significant challenges.
My goal is simple: to help people find their voice, reclaim their worth, and build a future filled with hope through accessing trauma recovery resources.
You are not defined by what happened to you. Healing is possible, and you do not have to walk the journey alone. 💜
– Wendy Pesante
Founder & President
The Jane Doe Foundation

Interactive programs that teach healthy relationships, online safety, and human trafficking awareness also integrate addiction recovery programs, mental health support, trauma recovery resources, resilience, and essential life skills.

Workshops for educators, healthcare professionals, nonprofits, businesses, first responders, and community organizations, focusing on mental health support and offering trauma recovery resources, including insights related to addiction recovery programs.

Evidence-informed programs that provide trauma recovery resources, mental health support, and addiction recovery programs, focusing on personal growth and successful reentry.

Book Wendy Pesante, a Jeffrey Epstein Survivor, for conferences, schools, community events, trainings, and special presentations focused on addiction recovery programs, mental health support, and trauma recovery resources.

Partner with The Jane Doe Foundation to host educational events, awareness campaigns, and volunteer projects that focus on addiction recovery programs, mental health support, and trauma recovery resources, as well as fundraising initiatives or employee wellness programs.

Need something tailored to your organization? We create customized presentations and training sessions focused on addiction recovery programs, mental health support, and trauma recovery resources to meet your team's unique goals and challenges.
Receive updates, resources, and events related to mental health support, addiction recovery programs, and trauma recovery resources to help support others.
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Please reach us at wendypesante@yahoo.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
The Jane Doe Foundation serves individuals impacted by trauma, abuse, addiction, mental health challenges, incarceration, and other significant life hardships. We also support families and loved ones who are affected by these experiences.
No. While our foundation was inspired by survivor advocacy, we welcome anyone seeking support, education, resources, or guidance related to trauma, addiction recovery, mental health, incarceration, or personal growth.
We support individuals affected by many forms of trauma, including childhood abuse, sexual abuse, domestic violence, neglect, grief, exploitation, human trafficking, incarceration, and other life-altering experiences.
We provide education, mentorship, encouragement, advocacy, and connections to community resources that support long-term recovery and personal growth.
No. The Jane Doe Foundation is not a counseling or treatment provider. However, we can help connect individuals with qualified professionals, treatment programs, and community resources.
Advocacy means helping individuals find their voice, understand their rights, navigate systems, access resources, and receive support while working toward their personal goals.
Our educational programs focus on topics such as trauma recovery, mental wellness, addiction recovery, self-esteem, healthy relationships, personal development, resilience, and life skills.
Absolutely. Healing often involves a support system. We welcome family members, caregivers, and loved ones who want to learn, volunteer, or better support someone facing challenges. this item.
There are many ways to help, including volunteering, donating, attending events, sharing resources, becoming a community partner, or helping us spread awareness about our mission.
The foundation was founded by Wendy Pesante, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse. While her personal experiences inspired the creation of the organization, the foundation's mission extends far beyond one case and serves individuals facing a wide range of challenges, including trauma, addiction, mental health concerns, and life transitions.
Yes. The Jane Doe Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax‑deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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