Kennedy’s Story
Kennedy recently came to Dress for Success with her classmates from Cincinnati COOKS! During her first styling appointment, she received a beautiful interview outfit. Complete from jewelry to shoes and even a winter coat. After her interview, Kennedy was offered a position! To prepare for her new job, she came back to DFSC to receive […]
Lauren’s Story
Working in healthcare, Lauren was looking to find a new position because working mostly night shifts had started taking a toll on her, mentally and physically. She was referred to Dress for Success through our satellite location at The Care Center in Loveland. She met with Missy, our Styling Coordinator, who helped her find the […]
Cheryl’s Story
After experiencing divorce, Cheryl was determined to find employment that would support her and her young son. After moving across the state, Cheryl found help at The Care Center in Loveland, Ohio. There, she received therapy and financial coaching. She was able to finally focus on herself and become debt free! After a change in […]
The Power of Giving Back: Why Volunteering at Dress for Success Cincinnati Matters
At Dress for Success Cincinnati (DFSC), volunteers are the heartbeat of our mission. From our Styling Program to our Thriving Program, every woman we empower is made possible through the dedication and generosity of our incredible volunteers. Volunteering is more than just giving time—it’s about making a real difference in the lives of women striving […]
EmpowerHour: One Hour, Endless Impact for Women
This blog was written by Amanda van Rooyen, board member and long-time supporter of Dress for Success Cincinnati. At Dress for Success Cincinnati, we are deeply inspired during the month of March as we reflect on the trailblazers who came before us. We honor the heroes of past generations who fought for women’s equality—those who secured […]
Owning My Superpower: Embracing Authenticity as a Black Female Leader
I’m often asked about my experience as a leader, and I think, during Black History Month, as the leader of an organization that serves women, it’s the perfect time to share my perspective as a Black female leader. While not all-encompassing, here’s a glimpse into what I like to call the “Do’s, Don’ts and Reminders” […]
