Stephanie believes that she was always meant to volunteer for Fitted for Work. “Before knowing about the organisation, I kept walking past their office wondering what they do. I think that was a sign for me that I am meant to be a part of the Fitted for Work family. After seeing a newspaper callout […]
When Michael Cohn joined the Board in February 2014, he was no stranger to Fitted for Work. Being a close friend of the co-founders, Renata and Marion, Michael had been… […]
Suzanne has been providing unpaid services to Fitted for Work since 2008 after a chance meeting with one of the co-founders. “I met Renata and found her to be one of the most inspiring women ever. I contacted her a week or so later to see what value I could add to Fitted for Work”. […]
Joanna wasn’t a supporter before joining the Board but, during an approach to her to join, she found she liked what she calls “the elegant simple goal” of… […]
As a David Lawrence employee, Elisa became involved with Fitted for Work following the retailer’s involvement with the Little Black Dress Day campaign. “I remember a lady came in store to purchase that particular dress, she explained to me the work they did and from that day onwards I knew I wanted to be involved.” […]
The year is 2005. The city is New York. Two women are walking along the street, arm-in-arm. They are surrounded by the loud urban hum of the city but, so deep are they in discussion, they don’t hear it… […]
Donna de Zwart, CEO, talks to the Broadsheet about how Fitted for Work helps women fit into the workplace… […]
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