This month our volunteer star shines on Joanne Cavallo . Having been in the beauty business her entire career, she worked for twenty years as a makeup artist for the large cosmetic companies as a licensed esthetician.
We will not be booking any new events until we know it is safe for everyone to participate. However, there are still so many things you can do to support Glamour Project and the shelters they partner with during isolation.
Tracy Tynan, our spotlight this month has been volunteering for Glamour project for almost 10 years.
With lists coming out for New Year's resolutions, I wonder is this just to point out what important happenings I might have missed or just making reading articles easier? You know, “Just the facts Mam.” That being said, I'm making my own list with which to start 2020.
Glamour Project has steadily built support since its inception in 2009. Their use of social media is stepping up and your participation will help tremendously.
It should simple to donate to your favorite charity, but doing good isn't always easy. Giving from individuals, estates, corporations and foundations has been on a steady increase for the past 10 years.
Take time to donate new and slightly used makeup to The Glamour Project. Makeup can be recycled properly to meet health standards. And the donation of makeup frees budget allotments for other much needed items that insure the success of The Glamour Project.
All funds raised during this event will go directly to Glamour Project. It will be used to purchase makeup, toiletries, photography equipment, and photo shoot props. So much is needed and your participation in this fundraiser is very much appreciated.
