Chapman Partnership’s “Take A Walk in Her Shoes,” a vintage fashion show and luncheon produced by C. Madeleine’s, directed by Danny Santiago and hair styling and make up by Rik Rak Salon is back for its 7th annual celebration of Miami’s top women philanthropists and community leaders.
The annual “Take a Walk in Her Shoes” vintage fashion show and luncheon, set for May 26 , 2016 at the JW Marriott Marquis, is an opportunity to experience a step through fashion history with the most stylish looks and iconic designer brands of the past decades while honoring outstanding South Florida women and raising funds to improve the lives of homeless women through Chapman Partnership programs and services.
Womenade is composed of women from all walks of life united by a commitment to increase awareness and revenue for Chapman Partnership, the private sector partner of the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust, operating two Homeless Assistance Centers in downtown Miami and Homestead. Funds generated through membership and events assist the women and children residents who are looking to rebuild their lives.
This year’s “Take a Walk in Her Shoes” honorees are:
- Hilarie Bass
- Betty Brandt
- Criselda Breene C L Conroy
- Teresa Foxx
- Christy Martin
- Terri Shikany
- Susannah Shubin
- Teri Williams Cohee
“Take a Walk in Her Shoes” is our most important and most anticipated event for generating awareness, raising funds and attracting new members,” says Bronwyn Miller, Womenade co-chairman and Chapman Partnership board member. “For anyone interested in vintage haute couture, and in contributing to the welfare of women and families in need, this is a must-attend occasion.”
For reservations and more details, or to become a member of Womenade, Contact womenade@chapmanpartnership.org or 305.329.3092 log ontohttps://www.chapmanpartnership.org/volunteer/womenade/.
About Chapman Partnership:
Since 1995, Chapman Partnership has had more than 100,000 admissions including 20,000 children in Miami-Dade County and a 64% success rate of moving people who complete the program from homelessness to self-sufficiency. Chapman Partnership operates two Homeless Assistance Centers with 800 beds located in Miami and Homestead and provides comprehensive support programs that include emergency housing, meals, health, dental and psychiatric care, day care, job training, job placement and assistance with securing stable housing. At Chapman Partnership we empower homeless men, women and children to build a positive future by providing the resources and assistance critical to growth and independence. To learn more about Chapman Partnership, please visit www.chapmanpartnership.org
