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Wednesday, April 24, 2013

The Charmettes, Inc.

The Charmettes, Incorporated is a national civic organization that had its beginnings when friends Gwendolyn Baker Rodgers and Frankie Drayton Thomas recognized the need for an organization that would bring together women with similar ideas, principles and backgrounds to organize themselves to utilize their skills, talents and resources for community impact. They invited ten of their friends to join them, and on June 17, 1951, the West Palm Beach Charmettes were created.
 
The work of the initial chapter had immediate impact in the community, and soon new chapters were being developed throughout Florida and beyond.  Our chapters are engaged in programs and activities that provide assistance to individuals and families in need in areas including: education, health, scholarship, and community development.  In 1981, the organization adopted a national thrust to eradicate cancer in our lifetime.  In addition to our cancer awareness and education programs, we have contributed over $500,000 to the Howard University Cancer Center in Washington, D.C., to support cancer research and services. In recognition of contributions and our long-term commitment to the University Center, an Infusion Suite was named for The Charmettes in 2007.

Today, The Charmettes, Incorporated is a nationally recognized women's community service organization, known for getting results and making a difference in the lives of African Americans and their communities. With 17 chapters active throughout Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., we are poised for even greater accomplishments in the future. 



http://thecharmettesinc.org

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Madison Black Chamber of Commerce


The Madison Black Chamber of Commerce is a self-help group of Black business owners and entrepreneurs who believe in the value of sharing information and resources, helping one another prosper, the positive energy that comes from networking together and sustaining entrepreneurship to create a basis of wealth in our community.

http://aabba.net/index.html

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Sole Girl Shoe Party



 Whether your guilty pleasure is 3 or 5 inches *snicker*…Sole Girl has the latest in shoe fashion and styles. Hate crowded malls? Disappointed with online shopping purchases? Now you can have the latest must-haves right in the comfort of your own home. Book a shoe party, invite all of your friends, and Sole Girl will do the rest. Not only will we bring the most fashionable shoes, but we’ll supply the drinks and games! Shoe sizes ranges from 5 ½ to 11 and all purchases are yours to keep.

http://shop.solegirlshoeparty.com

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Girls Just Wanna Have Funds

Ginger is the owner and curator of award-winning Girls Just Wanna Have Funds ™-empowering women in personal finance and career. She has been featured on MSNBC, Fox News, WSJ, GMA and MSN dealing with issues that center on women and personal finance.

Girls Just Wanna Have Funds is dedicated to the woman that wants to take charge of her personal finances. We value budgeting, investing, frugality and remain mindful of our spending habits.  How women think about money affects their ability to spend it, earn it while demanding to be paid fairly in comparison to their male counterparts. This affects income during the working years and position in life upon retirement.  Girls Just Wanna Have Funds makes way for women who are in control of their financial destinies and not afraid to say it. We’re armed with a positive net worth and not afraid to flaunt it while breaking financial ceilings one stiletto at a time!