NAPW Hendersonville, TN Chapter Discussed Exciting Upcoming Plans Including Support of 3 Local Charities in April

Garden City, NY (PRWEB) May 01, 2013

Members and guests of the NAPW Hendersonville, TN Local Chapter gathered on April 17th for a professional networking meeting.

The group of professional women enjoyed an evening of networking, getting to know one another better, and discussing upcoming plans including the support of three charitable organizations: Habitat for Humanity, Magdalene House, and Dress for Success.

The Chapter also hosted guest speaker Rhonda Talley, a Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant who gave members and guests expert tips about skincare.

Chapter President Valerie Priester kicked off the meeting by welcoming members and guests.

She invited each attendee to introduce herself and tell the others about her business and/or her role in the corporate arena.

We learned interesting and valuable information about our members and guests and all the women enjoyed learning more about each other, said Valerie.

The President then led a discussion about the nominees for the charities the Chapter will support.

Valerie announced that she had met a Habitat for Humanity representative. She will pass along her contact information to one of the Chapter members so she can reach out to this representative and discuss the Chapters desire to help. One of the members will also contact Magdalene House, which is a womans residential recovery program.

We would like to have the Reverend Becca Stevens, an Episcopalian pastor who founded Magdalene House, as a guest speaker, said the Chapter President.

We will also continue our efforts to investigate church outreach programs.

Valerie also gave an update on the Chapters efforts to connect with Dress for Success. This organization has just received approval to set up in Nashville. They are putting key positions in place and hoping to have their closet open in approximately six months.

The Chapter President encouraged members to continue to think about volunteering to fill a key number of Chapter Board positions that are open: Social Media Director, Secretary, Charities Director, and Event Director.

Each member was asked to consider any other positions that may be required and invite any friends or colleagues they may know to fill these positions and become a member.

Dates for the next three Hendersonville Chapter meetings were set and the group of professional women agreed to continue meeting at Mimis Caf

Kiss My Face Coupons Offer Holiday Shoppers a Feel-Good Way to Fund Charities

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) November 27, 2012

CommonKindness.com has launched printable coupons for Kiss My Face moisture shave and hair care products on its online coupon gallery. Along with other CommonKindness coupons, each Kiss My Face coupon that is redeemed at the register saves the shopper money and generates funds for the nonprofit organization of their choice.

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