Celebrate “Make-a-Will” Month: Create a Legacy with Working Wardrobes
August is "Make-a-Will" month! No matter what phase of life you’re in, estate planning is crucial to
Episode 29: 2023 Impact Webinar 3 Social Enterprise
Our Social Enterprise helps our clients find their "Success Suits," powers The Hanger Outlets and Boutiques, saves hundreds of thousands of garments from the landfill annually, and funds our Rebuilding Careers Program! Your clothing donations, shopping, and volunteerism make it all possible. Hear from Working Wardrobes' CEO Bonni Pomush and key leaders on our Social Enterprise team Johnny DeFrange and Janel Cottone about how your support translates to a life-changing impact for our clients!
Working Wardrobes 2023 Annual Gala Honoree Spotlight: The Boeing Company
“We [partner with Working Wardrobes] because we’re working together, one person at a time, to make our
Working Wardrobes 2023 Annual Gala Honoree Spotlight: Justin Frame (UBS)
“There is something very special about the dignity of a job; it has ripple effects in one’s
How Your Clothes Help People Find Gainful Employment: The Life Cycle of a Donated Garment
Clothing is more than just what a person wears. The way one chooses to dress affects how
Working Wardrobes’ Annual Gala will celebrate “The Power of the Ripple Effect.”
In 1990, Jerri Rosen hosted a Day of Self-Esteem for survivors of domestic violence. Thirty-two years later,
Working Wardrobes Remodels Career Success Center
On July 5th, 2020, the Working Wardrobes team moved into our Career Success Center in Santa Ana.
Uplifting the Human in Human Resources: NHRA Orange County Holds “Summer Social” at Working Wardrobes
At Working Wardrobes, we treat each client with the utmost dignity, always considering
From Struggle to Success: How Working Wardrobes Gave Noah a Hand Up
Helping jobseekers find and maintain gainful employment means more than offering them a new
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging at Working Wardrobes – A New Chapter
Everyone is unique. Everyone is important. Everyone has a story. According to Elsa O’Hare,