Brandi Passante, widely recognized from A&E’s “Storage Wars,” has channeled her post-television career into meaningful advocacy, particularly supporting survivors of domestic violence. Her commitment to this cause is both personal and profound.
In 2019, Brandi became actively involved with the Women’s Own Worth Foundation (WOW), an organization dedicated to empowering victims of domestic violence and survivors of violent crime. Through a mutual friend, she connected with WOW’s founder, Jajuan Archer, whose story deeply resonated with her. Moved by the foundation’s mission, Brandi volunteered her time and energy, serving as the emcee for WOWapalooza, the foundation’s annual fundraising event. Her involvement contributed to a record-setting fundraiser, amassing over $100,000 to support survivors.
Brandi’s dedication to advocacy is deeply personal. Reflecting on her journey, she shared, “I have experienced some things in my life, and it’s a really wonderful cause. It’s things that are needed, so I wanted to help in any way possible.”
Beyond her work with WOW, Brandi has utilized her platform to raise awareness about domestic violence. In October 2021, during National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, she shared a personal tattoo on Instagram with the word “Free” and a bird in flight. She explained its significance: “To me, it means that somehow, by the grace of god, I managed to escape a very difficult situation, that so many people fall victim to. I will be eternally grateful, for the life and freedom, without fear that I get to live now.”
Through her advocacy, Brandi Passante exemplifies resilience and a commitment to supporting others facing similar challenges. Her journey from auction floors to advocacy highlights her dedication to making a positive impact beyond the realm of reality television.