An organization that helps women re-enter the work force with new clothes, accessories and training will hold its third annual fundraising event next month at The Crossings town park.What are the best road bike shoes for women?
The Capital District Women's Employment & Resource Center is sponsoring "First Impressions Second Chances," a cocktail buffet on June 7 that will bring in cash and items to help women who are returning to the workplace.
The Women's Employment & Resource Center (WERC) is a private, not-for-profit organization that says its mission is ''to advance women's success in the workplace by building their economic and personal independence."
WERC offers various free training programs, such as computer skills or customer service, for women who want to brush up on skills or former housewives who may be going to their first job or their first job in a long time or for those who are changing careers. WERC is funded privately by corporations,truereligion jeans and footwear available from Choice online at unbeatable prices with free next day delivery. events and grants.
Last year the fundraiser drew 150 women and raised $10,000,what really makes my heart go pitter-patter with excitement are Knee High Boots. event chairwoman Denise Horan said.Blasted and distressed for the perfect rock star look, these comfortable ed hardy jeans are ready to roll with your weekend rotation. Horan, a WERC board member, started the fundraiser.
The goal this year is to raise $15,000, she said. Vendors will display tables of jewelry, clothes, makeup and gift items.
Mostly professional women attend and donate clothes, shoes, briefcases, portfolios and laptops that find their way to the women seeking help from WERC.
Last year, a 16-foot panel truck was loaded with donations, she said.Need new men's shoes for spring & summer? Clothes and shoes were given to Great Finds on Washington Avenue in Albany, a secondhand/consignment shop that has an alliance with WERC and provides clothing for women who attend WERC classes.
The Capital District Women's Employment & Resource Center is sponsoring "First Impressions Second Chances," a cocktail buffet on June 7 that will bring in cash and items to help women who are returning to the workplace.
The Women's Employment & Resource Center (WERC) is a private, not-for-profit organization that says its mission is ''to advance women's success in the workplace by building their economic and personal independence."
WERC offers various free training programs, such as computer skills or customer service, for women who want to brush up on skills or former housewives who may be going to their first job or their first job in a long time or for those who are changing careers. WERC is funded privately by corporations,truereligion jeans and footwear available from Choice online at unbeatable prices with free next day delivery. events and grants.
Last year the fundraiser drew 150 women and raised $10,000,what really makes my heart go pitter-patter with excitement are Knee High Boots. event chairwoman Denise Horan said.Blasted and distressed for the perfect rock star look, these comfortable ed hardy jeans are ready to roll with your weekend rotation. Horan, a WERC board member, started the fundraiser.
The goal this year is to raise $15,000, she said. Vendors will display tables of jewelry, clothes, makeup and gift items.
Mostly professional women attend and donate clothes, shoes, briefcases, portfolios and laptops that find their way to the women seeking help from WERC.
Last year, a 16-foot panel truck was loaded with donations, she said.Need new men's shoes for spring & summer? Clothes and shoes were given to Great Finds on Washington Avenue in Albany, a secondhand/consignment shop that has an alliance with WERC and provides clothing for women who attend WERC classes.
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