Catherine, a Veteran, and her teenage daughter faced dire circumstances, finding refuge in their car. Through the aid of Working Wardrobes’ Peer Navigator, Cris, they were provided with temporary housing and connected to vital resources. With Cris's support, Catherine secured permanent housing, empowering her to rebuild their lives.
"Adversity to Advocacy" delves into Tanya Doby's life, from her early years to her impactful role as a councilwoman. She recounts pivotal moments, like quitting her first job in solidarity with her mother who faced discrimination due to her mixed racial background, highlighting her unwavering commitment to her values. Throughout her narrative, Tanya emphasizes the importance of resilience, self-worth, and embracing challenges as opportunities for growth. Her story serves as an inspiring reminder of the power of perseverance, advocacy, and believing in oneself, even in the face of adversity.
Together, we equipped nearly 100 Marines and Sailors with the tools and confidence to transition into the civilian workforce. From resume-building to styling the perfect executive look, we're here to support every step of their journey.
Recap of our Spring Festival: A day filled with sunshine, community, and simple joys. From furry friends to thrifted finds, we celebrated together. Gratitude to all donors, volunteers, and partners for helping us create fresh starts.
As the vibrant hues of spring start to paint the landscape, we eagerly anticipate the arrival of
From familial struggles to professional success, Writer, Filmmaker, Investor, and Philanthropist Pam Roy’s story embodies the power of embracing vulnerability and forging one’s own path. Join the CEO of Working Wardrobes Bonni Pomush as we delve into an inspiring journey of self-discovery and growth.
Working Wardrobes was founded by the power of a woman, a changemaker armed with vision and heart. Our trajectory continues 34 years later under the guidance of another dynamic woman, our second-ever CEO. While we unconditionally support inclusivity, this month, for Women’s History Month, we celebrate the power of women and where they have taken our organization (and the world!)
CEOs from some of Orange County's best nonprofits came together to talk business with Leadership Tomorrow's 2024 cohort. Anne Olin (Charitable Ventures), Claudia Bonilla Keller, MPA (Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County), Brateil Aghasi (WISEPlace), and Working Wardrobes' very own Bonni Pomush shared varying perspectives and insights about the business of nonprofits, and important issues they're addressing locally to help individuals and communities thrive.
February has been a month brimming with empowerment, inspiration, and heartfelt connections, as various events united individuals
CEO of Working Wardrobes Bonni Pomush, Chief People Officer Derek Benson, and Operations Consultant Lynne Wands sat down to share Working Wardrobes' 2023 highlights, 2024 outlook, and new ways to engage!
