Sarah Ford | October 28, 2014

Hold a Clothing Drive to Support Dress for Success

Donation drives are coordinated campaigns to collect business-appropriate attire for Dress for Success. If your office, professional organization, child’s school, place of worship or other association would like to help women in need, a donation drive is the perfect way to get involved!  We accept new and nearly-new professional attire, handbags and accessories for women of all sizes. If your company is interested in holding a drive in more than one location, please e-mail camille@dressforsuccess.org for more information or for other opportunities to get involved.  You also can follow the instructions below if you’d like to work with your local Dress for Success.

To organize a donation drive in your community, you will need to:

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