Dress for Success pulled off the big cleanup for the sale
event! The last time we went back to their office, the entrance area for
clients was completely clear, with all of the previously haphazard clothes,
shoes, hangers, and accessories neatly put away. Even their storage area was
neatly organized with separate areas for different categories of clothing and
accessories!
For the rest of this visit, however, our group merely had a
walk through of the process, which mainly consisted of picking out an office
appropriate wardrobe for Jordan. Though I am still dismayed by the overall
volunteering experience, I am happy we were able to aid, even a little bit, in
helping Dress for Success carry off their sale. Though the Lexington branch of
this nonprofit is rather disorganized and presently running in an inefficient
manner, I truly believe in their mission and their approach to achieving their
purpose: promoting the economic independence of disadvantaged women.
Nikki,
ReplyDeleteI definitely went through the same process of not really liking my organization, but being happy when everything worked out!! It is really cool that you were able to watch your hard work pay off, even if the ending wasn't as fun. I'm glad that even though your experience wasn't awesome, you know you made a difference!
I'm glad to hear that you are happy with your service learning organization. This non profit seems to be a very good organization that does a lot of good for the people in Lexington.
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