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Laura organized a benefit concert for Dress for Success, which provides professional attire and career support to disadvantaged women. The concert featured two musical acts and charged a $3 cover/donation at Cahootenany's. Through Facebook invites and explanations of Dress for Success at the event, the concert raised $80 for the organization. While Laura enjoyed organizing the event and seeing the project come together, she wishes she could have helped more and that the event was scheduled earlier on a non-Saturday night to attract more people.
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- 2. Dress for Success¡°The mission of Dress for Success is to promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.¡±
- 3. What we didBenefit concert at Cahootenany¡¯sFeatured DjNaanstop and Transient VibrationsInformed people via Facebook$3 cover charge/donationGrand total= $80ALL went to Dress for Success!
- 4. My PartCreated Facebook groupInvited everyoneTook shifts watching front tableExplained to guests what Dress for Success is and how they are helping women Help organizing as much as possible
- 5. What I LikedOur cause-Dress for SuccessOrganizing an eventSeeing our project come togetherThe actual night was great!Working with my group
- 6. What I didn¡¯t LikeSet date earlierPick a night other than SaturdayDistribute more flyersI wish I could have helped more with organizing the event
- 7. What Worked What Didn¡¯t WorkEasy access to dj¡¯s and venue$3 donation instead of initial mandatory $5Informing people through FacebookWaiting until the last minute to inform people about our eventHosting our event on a Saturday night
- 8. Great Night!