135,000 Journeys and Counting: A Mid-Year Look at Our Mission in Action
At Working Wardrobes, we believe everyone deserves the dignity of work. But behind every
At Working Wardrobes, we believe everyone deserves the dignity of work. But behind every
In this episode of Real Talk, Real Growth, Working Wardrobes CEO Bonni Pomush sits down with Bianca Herrera, Director of Client Services, and Amy Rodriguez, Manager of Client Services, to reflect on the first half of 2025—a milestone year marking 35 years of service and 135,000 clients served. Whether you're a longtime supporter, a new listener, or someone simply curious about how real impact happens—this episode will leave you inspired, informed, and ready to take action.
On August 21, leaders from across Orange County’s nonprofit and business sectors gathered for a
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Kim Stemper Philanthropy writer and columnist – Orange County Business Journal Working Wardrobes is proud to honor
In this episode of Real Talk, Real Growth, Working Wardrobes CEO Bonni Pomush sits down with career and success coach Matt Kimble—affectionately known as “Coach Matt.” From his first paycheck to a 26-year career in HR and operations, Coach Matt shares powerful lessons on leadership, resilience, and the importance of empathy in the workplace. Together, they explore practical strategies for job seekers, including resume customization, networking, and interview preparation. With inspiring client stories and actionable advice, this conversation is a masterclass in turning grit into growth and preparedness into opportunity.
At Working Wardrobes, we know that meaningful employment doesn’t just change one life—it transforms families and
For five years, Derek Benson has played a pivotal role in shaping the culture and operations at Working
Since joining Working Wardrobes in March as a People Operations Intern, Lynette Lopez has brought both heart and