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January 2010 | |
West of Boston Life Magazine. Looking to add more style to your winter outerwear? Mary Lou Andre’s tips on how to add fit, function and flair to this area of your wardrobe are featured in the winter 2010 issue of this quarterly publication. Follow this link to read the article for yourself. | |
20 | "New Year/New You" with the Needham Women's Club Mary Lou Andre presents her signature dressing well program with an emphasis on getting your closet and your style organized and updated for the year ahead. Co-sponsored by Needham Adult Education, this event is free and open to the public. Register at http://www.needhamwomensclub.org. Mary Lou's speaking fee is being donated to Dress for Success Boston by the Needham Women's Club. Please bring new and/or gently used professional accessories to the event. Needham Adult Education will also be accepting cash donations to support their scholarship fund. |
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"Last night was fabulous — thanks so much for speaking! The Women's Club was thrilled to be able to open up our meeting to the public and attract close to 200 people to hear your inspiring message. Not only did the women in the audience leave with renewed energy to streamline their wardrobes, but you also made them feel a greater connection to the work that Dress for Success does for women in need." Alison Atallah President Needham Women’s Club |
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29 | Celebrating Self-Sufficiency — A Luncheon to Benefit Dress for Success Boston We are pleased to continue our support of Dress for Success Boston at their fourth annual luncheon and auction at the Fairmont Copley Plaza in Boston, MA. The event starts at 11:30 am and tickets are $125. For more information, call 617-204-4272. Bid on auction items at www.dfsb.cmarket.com. To learn more about how you can support this outstanding national organization, visit their website — www.dressforsuccess.org.
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29 | Jacket of the People in the Boston Globe We never thought one coat (or truck!) could get so much national attention. Follow this link to read Mary Lou Andre’s insights into what Scott’s coat came to represent to the voter’s in Massachusetts the final days of the campaign. You’ll never look at outerwear quite the same again! |
February 2010 | |
5 | National Wear Red Day
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March 2010 | |
9 | "Addressing the Dress Code" with the Massachusetts Bankers Association Banks, credit unions and financial services firms often turn to us for assistance developing effective professional image programs for their employees. Dress code development (including review and implantation of logowear programs), motivational seminars, management training and one-on-one coaching for employees are all part of our offerings. We are pleased to again be offering our signature management training program for members of the Massachusetts Bankers Association on Tuesday, March 9th from 9am-12 noon at the Sheraton Hotel in Framingham, MA. The program is being delivered both in person and via web-casting. Follow this link for to receive a downloadable program description (including pricing for each type of program) and registration forms. Although special pricing is available for members, you do not need to be a member of the MBA to participate. Please contact Tanya Duncan (tduncan@massbankers.org) at the MBA. |
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"Thank you for an excellent presentation yesterday. It satisfied an important need within our member institutions and the feedback has been extremely positive." Peter Blanchard Vice President, Member Services Massachusetts Bankers Association |
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April 2010 | |
17 | Sixth Annual Belle of the Ball
To read more about this fantastic program and to view photos of last year’s event, visit the Belle of the Ball page at antons.com. (Editor’s Note: Have a dress to donate? All Anton’s Cleaners and Jordan’s Furniture stores will be accepting prom dress donations. Dresses can be dropped off at any Anton’s Cleaners or Jordan’s Furniture store location from February 1 through April 15th. Dresses can be any size, however petite and plus-size styles are especially needed. Dresses should be in good condition and be no more than 3-4 years old so that they are still trendy and in style. Visit www.antons.com and www.jordans.com for locations.) |
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"Thank you for your outstanding contributions to Belle of the Ball the past 4 years. You and your team are a major asset to this program. The event was once again a success last year with over 300 girls taking home gowns. Your expertise assisting the volunteer personal shoppers in ensuring that each girl left happy is invaluable. We look forward to your participation next year." Arthur Anton President, Anton’s Cleaners |
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Mary Lou Andre at the Fourth Annual Dress for Success Self Sufficiency Luncheon held at the Copley Plaza Boston. Pictured with Mary Lou is Jacqui Budd, DFS Board President, and Nancy Schneider, DFS co-founder.
Sponsored by Anton’s Cleaners, a family- owned chain of 43 stores in Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire, Belle of the Ball cleans and distributes prom dresses to local high school junior and senior girls who would otherwise not have the opportunity to attend their school’s prom. Access to the boutique is by referral from guidance counselors, teachers and social service agency representatives. Once registered, each girl who attends the "boutique" at Simmons College in Boston is assisted by a volunteer personal shopper to make sure that she finds the right dress.
We are pleased to be partnering with Anton’s for the sixth year in a row by training the volunteer personal shoppers and assisting with prom dress selections. It’s a fun and worthwhile event and volunteers are needed. If you would like to be a personal shopper at this year’s boutique, please contact Danielle DiGiovanni, Belle of the Ball Coordinator, at 617-328-0069 or