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Where style meets social impact! CEO of Working Wardrobes Bonni Pomush and Social Enterprise Director Johnny De Frange share Working Wardrobes' recent social enterprise highlights. Learn how you can help local jobseekers find gainful employment by shopping for a cause! Our commitment to the community and the environment is reflected in our upcycling, re-donating, and recycling efforts at our Donation Center. When you drop off donations, you're contributing to these sustainable practices.

“Beyond Barriers” delves deep into the significant personal hurdles that our own Derek, Client Services Manager, and Cris, Lead Veteran Behavioral Health Peer Navigator, have faced. Their parallel yet individual journeys toward resilience inspired them both to support fellow Veterans in overcoming challenges. They share how they positively impact the lives of many Veterans and contribute to their success, particularly through community initiatives like Working Wardrobes.

CEO of Working Wardrobes Bonni Pomush, Client Services Director Bianca Herrera, and Client Services Manager Derek Mendes will share Working Wardrobes' 2023 and 2024 client services highlights and ways to engage to help clients find gainful employment.

"Adversity to Advocacy" delves into Tanya Doby's life, from her early years to her impactful role as a councilwoman. She recounts pivotal moments, like quitting her first job in solidarity with her mother who faced discrimination due to her mixed racial background, highlighting her unwavering commitment to her values. Throughout her narrative, Tanya emphasizes the importance of resilience, self-worth, and embracing challenges as opportunities for growth. Her story serves as an inspiring reminder of the power of perseverance, advocacy, and believing in oneself, even in the face of adversity.

From familial struggles to professional success, Writer, Filmmaker, Investor, and Philanthropist Pam Roy’s story embodies the power of embracing vulnerability and forging one’s own path. Join the CEO of Working Wardrobes Bonni Pomush as we delve into an inspiring journey of self-discovery and growth.

CEOs from some of Orange County's best nonprofits came together to talk business with Leadership Tomorrow's 2024 cohort. Anne Olin (Charitable Ventures), Claudia Bonilla Keller, MPA (Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County), Brateil Aghasi (WISEPlace), and Working Wardrobes' very own Bonni Pomush shared varying perspectives and insights about the business of nonprofits, and important issues they're addressing locally to help individuals and communities thrive.

CEO of Working Wardrobes Bonni Pomush, Chief People Officer Derek Benson, and Operations Consultant Lynne Wands sat down to share Working Wardrobes' 2023 highlights, 2024 outlook, and new ways to engage!

Chairman of Orange County Board of Supervisors Don Wagner and CEO of Working Wardrobes Bonni Pomush sat down together to explore the significance of diligence, a strong work ethic, and the value of seeking support in the pursuit of your professional goals.

City of Tustin Chair Member Letitia Clark and CEO of Working Wardrobes Bonni Pomush sat down together to discuss the importance of diligence and work ethic when it comes to trying to achieve your work goals.

CEO of Main Street Marketing Partners Lisa Thomas and CEO of Working Wardrobes Bonni Pomush sat down together to discuss the importance of taking initiative when it comes to trying to achieve your work goals.