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Volunteer Spotlight: Jim Calko

When Jim volunteers at Working Wardrobes, he’s not just helping someone polish a resume or prep for an interview — he’s helping them leave the building with a clearer path forward. Jim has served as a Career Coach for the past three years, supporting job seekers with everything from resume

Meet a ChangeMaker: Megan Chelling

Since joining Working Wardrobes in December 2023, Megan Chelling has been helping clients do far more than prepare for a job — she helps them believe a future is possible.As a Career Navigator, Megan works primarily with young adults ages 16–24, guiding them through paid work experience opportunities, career workshops,

Donor Spotlight: Journey For Good Foundation

We are proud to shine a spotlight on Journey For Good Foundation and the HMSHost by Avolta team at John Wayne Airport for their extraordinary generosity and partnership with Working Wardrobes. Recently, their team visited our Career Success Center to see our mission in action and personally present a

A Remarkable Year of Impact — Made Possible by You

As we close out 2025, we reflect with gratitude on a year defined by growth, resilience, and life-transforming impact—made possible because of donors like you. This year began with a milestone: Working Wardrobes’ 35th Anniversary Ribbon Cutting and the launch of our refreshed brand. Community leaders, clients,

Working Wardrobes Welcomes Four New Board Members

Working Wardrobes is proud to welcome four accomplished leaders to our Board of Directors. Each brings deep expertise in their field and a shared commitment to strengthening community, expanding opportunity, and helping more individuals step into meaningful work with confidence. Katie McEvilly Senior Vice President, Branch & Small Business Banking

Volunteer Spotlight: Laura Shapiro

Laura Shapiro has been a dedicated Career Coach with Working Wardrobes for the past eight months, helping clients sharpen resumes and practice for interviews so they can present their skills with confidence. In her sessions, she focuses on drawing out real strengths—sometimes from clients who arrive feeling like they

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