United Way of Southern Nevada launches annual suit drive for women returning to work

Oliver Chow Treasurer, Finance and Investment Committee Chair Light & Wonder
Oliver Chow Treasurer, Finance and Investment Committee Chair Light & Wonder - United Way of Southern Nevada Website
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United Way of Southern Nevada (UWSN) is set to launch the 17th Annual Women United Suit Drive starting October 1. The drive invites donors to contribute gently used business attire, including suits, dresses, hospital scrubs, shoes, and accessories at various locations across the valley.

This initiative aims to support women returning to the workforce by providing them with appropriate attire for job interviews and employment. The collected items will be distributed through local nonprofits focused on return-to-work programs.

Volunteers can participate in sorting the donated suits at the Women United Suit Drive Sip & Sort event on November 6 from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at UWSN’s office located at 5830 W. Flamingo Rd. During this event, volunteers will prepare the items for distribution while enjoying champagne and music.

A celebratory breakfast will be held on November 20 at Las Vegas Country Club to mark the success of the suit drive. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with community leaders and supporters. Tickets for this event start at $65.

Donations can be made from October 1 through November 4 at several locations:

– United Way of Southern Nevada, 5830 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas
– Paseo Verde Library, Henderson
– Gibson Library, Henderson
– Centennial Hills Library, Las Vegas
– West Charleston Library, Las Vegas
– Sahara West Library, Las Vegas
– West Las Vegas Library, Las Vegas
– Windmill Library, Las Vegas
– Rainbow Library, Las Vegas
– East Las Vegas Library, Las Vegas
– BMO branches in Henderson and Las Vegas
– RTC Administrative Office and Mobility Training Center in Las Vegas

For more information about United Way of Southern Nevada and its initiatives, visit https://uwsn.org/.



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