CWC Gives Back to Women and Children in Crisis

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Written By Coakley Williams
Women in the CWC Women’s Group helped to load up the donations to the car.

A few members of the CWC Women’s Group helped to load up the donations.

CWC Partners With Women Giving Back By Providing Clothing At No Cost To Women & Children

CWC partnered with the non-profit Women Giving Back (WGB) by collecting gently used professional & maternity clothing for women, as well as children’s clothing & diapers. The items are available at no cost at the WGB Store, filled with donated clothing, accessories, shoes, and more. Many Women Giving Back’s clients arrive at the store with only the clothes on their backs and typically live in shelters or are part of a transitional program in and around the DMV.

Sherri Carson, Corporate Operations Coordinator, organized the event and said:

The CWC donated clothing goods in all sizes to the Women Giving Back Store.

Community Service Is A Significant Part Of CWC’s Culture

CWC proudly supports our local community by nurturing many strategic partnerships with local organizations and focusing our efforts on giving back. Our partnership with Women Giving Back goes back many years. We are thrilled to be able to give back to this organization, helping women and children in need in our DMV community.

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