Legacy giving may sound complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. In this episode of Real Talk. Real Growth., Bonni Pomush sits down with estate planning attorney Nick Kmetz and certified financial planner and philanthropic advisor Richard Ward to bust common myths and explore simple, flexible ways to plan for the future while supporting the people and causes you care about.
When George first came to Working Wardrobes in August 2024, he was beginning a new
For those of us who feel a sense of purpose—a mission in life—legacy is often top of mind. How will we be remembered? What impact will we have made on our community and the world? How have our efforts truly made a difference? These questions are central to how we find fulfillment and meaning.
October 8 is DAF Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the impact of donor-advised funds and encouraging
October is a time to think about the future, but planning ahead isn’t only about finances. It’s about
Working Wardrobes is proud to announce the 2026 Suit Society honorees, a distinguished group
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Big things are ahead for Working Wardrobes! Later this year, we will bring our Career
In this episode of Real Talk, Real Growth, Working Wardrobes CEO Bonni Pomush sits down with veteran and Working Wardrobes alumnus Jonathan Jonas for a powerful conversation about resilience, rebuilding, and finding purpose after unexpected setbacks. Jonathan shares his journey from serving in the U.S. Navy to navigating major personal and professional challenges that left him facing barriers to employment and an uncertain future. After connecting with Working Wardrobes, Jonathan found more than career resources—he found a community of support and a path forward. Today, Jonathan is building a career in insurance, giving back to the veteran community, and using what he has learned to help others. He reflects on the importance of doing the work, learning to pivot when life doesn’t go according to plan, and keeping perspective through every high and low. His message is simple but powerful: your path may change, but you can keep moving forward.
