





you're STILL a girl. you're still BEAUTIFUL. You're just in a FIGHT.
Each year, nearly 1 million women in the United States and 8.5 million women worldwide are diagnosed with cancer.
The need for support is immense, and that’s where we step in. Our mission is simple but powerful: to walk alongside girls and women in the fight of their lives, reminding them that cancer does not define who they are. Together, we can help them step fully into their Warrior mindset — empowered and never alone.



what we do

A Man Who Stands Behind His Mission
"After serving 32 years as a state trooper, Red Slipper Warrior Project founder, Tim Tinnin, knows what it means to face a battle. “I was never in a fight in my life that I didn’t get beat up some,” he shares. And that’s the truth about cancer, too — it knocks women down, but it does not get to define them.
"These women are just in a fight, and it’s important for them to remember, ‘Cancer does not define me!’”
That’s why every pair of Red Slipper Warrior slippers carries a message bigger than comfort. They are a continual reminder that our Warriors are more than cancer — they are strong, beautiful, and never fighting alone.



Our mission is to make sure women and girls have the emotional support and resilience to rise above the battle—because when a woman develops a Warrior mindset, she doesn’t just fight… she wins.

why we do it

When Founder Tim Tinnin walked alongside his late wife, Angie, through her cancer journey, he saw something that couldn’t be ignored. Medicine worked on her body, but the part of her that made her Angie—struggled to be seen.
The Red Slipper Warrior Project was created to change that.
We honor the whole woman, not just the diagnosis. We focus on developing a Warrior mindset—one that reminds her she is more than her illness, that her identity and her strength are never defined by cancer.
Angie’s legacy is woven into every red slipper we give and every woman we empower. Our mission is to make sure women and girls have the emotional support and resilience to rise above the battle—because when a woman develops a Warrior mindset, she doesn’t just fight… she wins.










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