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Category Archives: Women
Dining for Good with Dining for Women
According to MasterCard, last year I spent nearly $2500 on dining out. That’s just over $200 each month. What if I took one week’s cost of dining out and instead had my girlfriends over for dinner and we each donated … Continue reading
Posted in International, People, Women, Women Empowerment
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Girls on the Run – Running for Greatness
When I retired from the United States Air Force in September of 2009, I was most excited about never, ever having to run again. Running is part of the mililtary culture, and even though the Air Force only requires one timed 1.5 mile … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Education, Humanity, In the Neighborhood, Kids, Life Skills, Mentoring, People, Women
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Friends of Guest House – Be the Cred
Friends of Guest House exec director Kari Galloway (right) hugs a house resident who shared her story at a fundraiser. Deborah H. lives at Friends of Guest House (FOGH), a 1920’s vinyl-sided house in the Del Ray part of Alexandria. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, In the Neighborhood, Job Preparation, Life Skills, Mentoring, Other, Other, People, Women
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Suited for Change – Suits Me!
The only thing more fun that having your own personal shopper is to be one for someone else. So I found my inner Carrie Bradshaw and headed down to Suited for Change to help low-income women select appropriate business wear … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Job Preparation, Life Skills, Women
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A Second Chance
My niece Sarah is a blue-eyed blond, 20 years old and works as a waitress in a steakhouse during her college summer breaks. She comes from a good family, was a high school honors student and has worked since … Continue reading
Posted in Humanity, Women
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Clothes Call
Nothing beats the winter blues quite like shopping. And so when I was invited to a fundraiser held at an upscale boutique I couldn’t RSVP fast enough. The price of admission was easy — bring gently used accessories, jewelry, shoes … Continue reading
Posted in Donating, Women
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