ANN UAL
REPO RT
2007 Board of Directors
Mary Ellen Cody
President
Susan Grathwohl
Fifth Third Bank
Druanne Schueler
Secretary
Mary Ivers
Executive Director
Carol Butler
Shelley Goering
Nadine Hellings
Marianne Ivey
Lillian Jones
Nancy Lawson
Mary LeRoy
Sherie Marek
Pam McFarland
Cynthia Mulhauser
Carol Olson
Jody Pohlman
Beth Rader
Joyce Re
Jackie Reau
Pamela Reising
Melody Robinson
Rachel Rowe
Ruthann Sammarco
Amanda Saufley
Debbie Simpson
Linda Smith Berry
Anda Steinmanis
Joan Stonitsch
Deni Tato
Lucy Ward
Mary Jo Will
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Mission
The mission of Dress for Success is to promote the economic
independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional
attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help
women thrive in work and in life.
History
Dress for Success Worldwide was founded in 1996 in New York City
by Nancy Lublin to help women transition into the workforce. There are
more than 85 affiliates in the United States and around the world
dedicated to the mission of helping women obtain and retain
employment and become self-sufficient.
Dress for Success Cincinnati (DfSC) was founded in 1999 by Mary
Ivers to serve low-income women entering or re-entering the workforce
in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Since 1999, DfSC has
been instrumental in developing support programs like the Professional
Women’s Group and Career Center to improve a woman’s ability to
retain employment.
Dress for Success Cincinnati
135 West Fourth Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
513.651.3372 • 513.651.3376 fax
www.dfscincy.org
2007
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A Message from Mary Ivers
Founder and CEO
Dear Friends,
2007 was a busy year for Dress for Success Cincinnati! We continued to fulfill
our mission by serving women seeking employment services through our Simply
Suited, Professional Women’s Group and Career Center programs. During this
year more than 1,200 women came to us for support. We provided them with
clothes, confidence, courage and the skills they need to be successful at work
and in life.
DfSC was recognized by Dress for Success Worldwide with the Nancy Lublin
Award. Named for the founder of Dress for Success, the Nancy Lublin Award
recognizes the top Dress for Success affiliate among 85 affiliates worldwide.
As we look forward to 2008 and beyond to our 10-year anniversary in 2009 we
are focusing on our long-term sustainability to ensure we are able to empower
women now and into the future. We’re continuing the quest to increase our
individual giving through the Beyond the Suit Breakfast and to further diversify
our revenue sources.
Since we opened our doors in Cincinnati in 1999, I have been heartened by the
commitment of our volunteers, donors, corporate partners, funders and staff.
Their gifts of time, talent and treasure are immeasurable and what truly helps our
women succeed.
Thank you to the Greater Cincinnati community…it is through your support that
more than 8,000 women have begun on the path to self sufficiency since 1999!
We couldn’t do it without you!
Sincerely,
Mary Ivers
2007
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EMPOWER!
Programs inspire women to thrive and achieve self-sufficiency.
Dress for Success programs empower women to achieve economic independence for
themselves and their families – and to become contributing members of the community.
Simply Suited
The Simply Suited program is the women’s first step to being prepared to interview for
employment. After referral from one of more than 70 referral partners, an appointment
is scheduled with a personal shopper. The personal shopper works one-on-one with the
women to choose appropriate clothing and accessories so they can walk into their
interview confidently and professionally.
After securing employment, women may return for a second outfit to increase their
professional wardrobe, again working one-on-one with a personal shopper to build
confidence and an invitation to join the Professional Women’s Group.
Professional Women’s Group (PWG)
PWG is a networking and educational group for women who have recently entered or
re-entered the workforce.
Many women making the transition into the workplace often face a myriad of challenges,
from understanding corporate culture to handling personal finances, often without
adequate support. PWG takes a comprehensive approach toward economic
independence by addressing their needs in relation to work, home and community.
Career Center
After the women have received their first suit, they have access to our Career Center.
The Career center includes computers with internet access, supplies, reference
materials and a FAX machine. These resources are used to update resumes, seek
better employment or brush up on computer skills. Appointment are also available for
one-on-one guidance with local human resource professionals.
“I am somebody, I can and will get a job.
I will succeed.”
– Mary
(a PWG Member)
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ENERGIZE!
Events bring community awareness and resources to Dress for Success.
Mary LeRoy, Mary Ivers, Mary Ellen Cody
Beyond the Suit Breakfast – May 1, 2007
The second annual Beyond the Suit Breakfast was held May 1. More than 300 guests learned
about the impact Dress for Success has on our community and the women we serve. The event
was led by DfSC’s key volunteer leaders, clients and Joi Gordon, executive director, Dress for
Success Worldwide. The event highlighted the need for services in our community that empower
women and continue our progress toward sustainability through the support of individuals.
Linda Smith-Berry, Betsy Ross, Anda Steinmanis,
Jackie Reau, Mary Ivers
Women on the Move
A Fashionable Afternoon – October 5, 2007
More than 500 people joined Co-Chairs Anda Steinmanis and Linda Smith-Berry to attend the
2007 Women on the Move Fashion Show. Event attendees were treated to the latest fall
fashions from Saks Fifth Avenue. Women from the Professional Women’s Group also served
as models.
“Thank you for not letting my past dictate
my future.”
– Deborah
(a Simply Suited client)
2007
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ENGAGE!
Community support strengthens services through gifts of time and expertise.
Volunteers
Volunteers are an essential part of our programs and operations. They serve in the
following ways:
In 2007…
• 85 active volunteers provided 1532 hours in 2007. Volunteers served as personal shoppers, board members, seminar speakers, and clothing donation sorters.
• $30,000 is the value of their donated time!
Ann Proctor (right) suits a client.
Corporate Guild
The Corporate Guild is a group of corporations and
individuals from the Greater Cincinnati community that
provides leadership and networking opportunities for
professional women while also supporting Dress for
Success Cincinnati. By the end of 2007 there were 35
corporate and individual members. Annual membership fees are $1,500 for a corporation and $150 for an
individual. Corporate membership includes admission
for 10 women to all Guild events.
Board members, Debbie Simpson
(left) and Carol Butler.
Young Professionals Committee
The Young Professionals Committee provides networking opportunities and social events for those interested in
supporting Dress for Success Cincinnati. The committee
allows members to feel more connected to one another and
to their community through raising funds and volunteering
centered on a single cause…Dress for Success Cincinnati.
Erin Runtz (right) assists a
donor with her clothing
donation
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2007
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RESULTS
Outcomes emphasize the impact of our services.
Because of the community’s generous investment in the women we serve, more than 1,300
women received services in the Simply Suited Program, Professional Women’s Group, and the
Career Center.
Simply Suited
• 1,101 clients received suits.
• 75 local agencies referred women to Dress for Success.
• The value of clothing donated to the Simply Suited program totaled $135,400.
Professional Women’s Group
• 48 seminars offered.
• 86% of PWG members are employed.
• 37% have been employed for more than one year; average hourly wage is $10.
• 172 active members…53 new members in 2007
• 521 women attended the networking and education programs offered through PWG.
• 31 women received one-on-one employment services through the Career Center.
PWG Seminar Topics
Written Rules of the
Workplace
Unwritten Rules of the
Workplace
• Positioning Yourself
for Advancement
• One Minute Manners
• Career Plan Just
for You: Finding the
Right Fit
• Professional
Etiquette
Work-Life Balance
Financial Literacy
• Career Center: Time
Management
• Home Ownership
• Stress Management
• Smart Money
Management
• Workplace
Communication
• Price Hill Women’s
Health Fair
• Networking and
Mentoring
• Workplace Rules to
Live By
• Nutrition
• Career Center:
Interviewing 101
• Shhh…Unwritten
Rules You Need to
Know.
• Basic Budgeting
• Credit Repair
• Tax Preparation
• Smart Eating & Being
Active for Professional
Women
SUCCESS!
I am a survivor. I survived physical abuse, cancer and prison. As a college educated radiology
technician with a master of public health degree, I supported my family with a successful career.
My life was a success until 1997, when it took a tragic turn. I am on the road to recovery and I rely on
the support from Dress for Success.
At Dress for Success my self-esteem and self confidence were restored – not so much because
of the professional clothes but because I was treated with dignity and respect. Following my suiting
appointment, I had an interview and was immediately hired at a small manufacturing firm.
Today I am an active member of the Professional Women’s Group, where I participate in networking
and educational programs. I also am working to re-instate my radiology technician license. My
ultimate career goal is to become a licensed chemical dependency counselor.
2007
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4TH STREET BOUTIQUE
Long-term sustainability for Dress for Success
The 4th Street Boutique is a sophisticated thrift store
dedicated to providing an additional funding stream
for Dress for Success Cincinnati to sustain existing
programs.
The 4th Street Boutique offers the public as well as the
women we serve a source for gently-used, high-quality
and reasonably priced clothing. The clothes sold in the
Boutique have been donated to Dress for Success from
our community that cannot be used in the Simply Suited
program. The proceeds from the clothing sales benefit DfS Cincinnati.
The Boutique serves as a model program for other Dress for Success affiliates interested in
launching an earned-income venture to support their programming for women.
2007 4th Street Boutique Advisory Board
Chair: Kim Curtis, Independent Consultant
Treasurer: Brandy Stracener, Procter & Gamble
Barbara Boles, Cincinnati Reds
Marsha Haberer, Former Buyer & Divisional Merchandise Manager, Shillito’s
Teri Kellam, Community Leader
Cindy Matthews, Television news reporter/anchor
Ellie Moffat, Portfolio Manager, Bahl & Gaynor Investment Counsel
Nancy Pater, Grant Thornton
Maureen Sayre, Community Leader
Joan Stonitsch, Former Senior VP, Elizabeth Arden
Susan Verschoor, Vice President, Wells Fargo Insurance Services
Jennifer Waldo, Macy’s Midwest
Donna Wirth, CFO/Director of Marketing, GOP Ltd.
Georgine Wolohan, Community Leader
Mary Ivers, Executive Director, Dress for Success Cincinnati
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2007
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2007 Dress for Success Cincinnati Donors
January 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007
$10,000+
Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund
CitiGroup
City of Cincinnati
F.R. Luther Charitable Trust
The Gannett Foundation
The Spaulding Foundation
$5,000-$9,999
American Financial
Cincinnati International
Wine Festival
Great Oaks
The Carol Ann & Ralph V.
Haile, US Bank Foundation
Macy’s/The Macy’s Foundation
The Robert H.
Reakirt Foundation
The Toyota Foundation
xpdex/International
Paper Foundation
$2,000-$4,999
Berg-Berry Insurance, Inc.
Lucille Carothers
Charity Night at the Tables
Manuel & Cynthia Chavez
Cintas
Clubessential
Tom & Mary Ellen Cody
Corporex
Linda & Harry Fath
Homan Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Levin
The LKC Foundation
Macy’s/The Macy’s Foundation
Midland Company Foundation
The Oliver Family Foundation
Carol Olson
Mike & Digi Schueler
Social Needs Fund of the
Benedictine Sisters of
St. Walburg Monastery
Karl & Anda Steinmanis
Susan Verschoor
Western & Southern
Foundation
$1,000-$1,999
Brenda Andreatta-Wehmer
Nancy Bramlage
Carol Butler
Catholic Healthcare Partners
Robert & Brynne Coletti
Duke Energy
Trudi Fullen
Susan Grathwohl
Ronald Hitzler
Tom and Marianne Ivey
Richard Kretschmer
Marion Marcian
Len & Sherie Marek
Julie Mueller
Cynthia Sheakley Muhlhauser
Kathleen Prangley
Jackie Reau
Margaret Richards
Kathy Ann Riegle
Riverpoint
Dianne Rosenberg
Scherr Charitable Foundation
Rosemary Schlachter
Jennifer S. Stein
Jennifer Sykes
Sara & Michelle Vance Waddell
Jane Votel
Barbara Wagner
Scott Williamson
Gerry Zembrodt
$500-$999
The Bank of Kentucky
Barbara Bushman
Ann Chambers
Sharon Conrad
Joy Craig
Meredythe Daley
Gina DiGirolamo
Susan Dlott
Kathleen Fischer
Hugh & Poppy Hawkins
Bob Heimann
Nadine Hellings
Hubert Family Foundation
Steve Jemison
Teri Kellam
Ruby Kern
Robert Kohlhepp
Aurora Lambert
Mary & Jim Leroy
Dianne Litwin
Monica McPeek
Tom Neyer
Gina Pratt
Elizabeth Rader
Deborah Reis
Pamela Reising
Louise Roselle
Julia Rothe
Susan Sawyer
Roberta Schlachter
Margaret Scott
Debbie Simpson
Joan Stonitsch
Peter Strange
Lucy Ward
Paula Wienkoop
Mary Jo Will
$100-$499
Anonymous
Karen Abel
Phyllis Adams
Sandra Ambrose-Clark
American Express
Kendra Bach
Jill Bader
Ann Bailey
Lynn Barrow
Patricia K. Beggs
Carole Bell
Deidra Beluan
Judy Benevengo
Lois Benjamin
John Berten
Sheryl Beyersdorferr
Barbara Black
Karen Bottorff
Reeta Brendamour
Sue Brunker
Doug Burgess
Terri Burke
Helene Buse
Janet Callif
Amy Campbell
Lisa Carter
Jack Cassidy
Cecelia S. Chewning
Shirley Chewning
Dana Cheyne
Karen Cheyne
Laura M. Chrysler
David Clark
Margaret Clark
Jane Clarke
Christopher Cole
Kathy Comisar
Penny Cook
Donald Corken
Jeffrey Corken
Patricia Couzins
Marilyn Crumpton
Amelia Crutcher
Pat Culley
Bill Culp
Barbara Daniel
Stephanie Daniel
2007
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Norma Davis
Mary Demois
David Deye
Diane Dieckman
Kim Dillingham
Ellen T. Dunsker
George Elliot
Erin Emerson
Mary Esbenshade
Nancy E. Farrell
Fred Fehr
Pat Fettig
Ann D. Fetzer
Kelley Francis
Renee Franz
Amy Friedman
Vallie & Rodney Geier
John Gimpel
Joy Brown Glover
Shelley Goering
Nancy Goins
Melissa Goldsberry
Goodwin Lighting Services
Joi Gordon
Mary E. Gray
Marsha Haberer
Lynn Hailey
Cathy Hamm
Dianne E. Hardin
Jolie Harris
Carrie Hayden
Health Professions Academy
Jayne Heekin
Gary Heiman
Lynn Hervas
Marsha Herzog
Cindy Hilberg
Dolores J. Hildebrandt
Kathryn Hoffman
Karen Hoguet
Julie Holt
Elizabeth Holtzman
Allison Holzapfel
Barbara Howard
Ed Hubert
Marty Humes
Tina Jackson
Lydia James
Marlene Johnson
Lillian Jones
Amy Joseph
Eugenia A. Kelly-Boone
George Kerlakian
Carol C. Kortz
Kelley Kruyer
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Elizabeth Landen
Ina Loftspring
Joanie Lotts
Melissa Lueke
Shelly Lytle
Jana Martin Kemp
Maureen Maxfield
John & Beverly McCarthy
Julieanne Mccormick
Pamela McFarland
Liz McGavran
Amy McPike
Barbara Mechley
Dorma Melchers
Virginia Meyer
Marie Michel-Tucker
Lisa Mills
Danute Miskinis
Patricia Misrach
Barbara Mooney
Mary Moran
Marjorie Motch
George Musekamp
Sheila Parry
Nancy Pater
Sherrie Peck
John & Francie Pepper
Dan & Susan Pfau
Alisa Poe
Timothy & Jodi Pohlman
Mary Pommert
Joni Raizk
George Rathman
Joyce Re
Jessica Rehling
Rosemary Reifenberger
Karen Renz
Gates Richards
Nancy Riesz
Linda Romero-Smith
Carol Roosa
Ilene Ross
Karen Rubenstein
Bethany Rustic-Smith
Ruthann Sammarco
Kristin Schalk
Ronna Schneider
Vivian Schwab
Kathleen Scrivens
Mildred Selonick
Seven Hills OB-GYN Association
Jane Shea
Kristie Sheanshang
Karen Sieber
Tracey Skale
Elizabeth Smith
Nancy Starnbach
Elizabeth Stautberg
Sheri Swinehart
Cindy Taylor
Roberta Teran
Jeff Thomas
Brenda V. Thompson
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Tom Tobias
Terri Tobler
Randall Travis
Sherri Troyer
Ellen Van der Horst
Judy Van Ginkel
Janine Wadsworth
Sandra Wagner
Barbara Watts
Brian Welham
Comfort Wendel
Marilyn Winther
Donna Wirth
JoAnn Withrow
Jeff Wyler
Louise Goodman
Nancy Griffin
Betty Grupenhoff
Jean Patrice
Harrington, SC
Stephanie Harris
Colleen Hauser
Lisa Hedrick
Sarah Heitker
Jessica Hoskins
Jill Huse
Cindy Jackson
Dan Jacobs
Bertha Jones
Key Foundation
Audrey Keyes
Gwen Kirles
Larry Kissel
Debbie Koch
Phyllis Konerman
Katie Kopf
Vivian Kopin
Michael Kreines
Maria Kreppel
Dr. Marianne Krismer
Sarah Lapham
Connie Laug
Julie Lawson
Kim Lawson
Randall Lawson
Kelly Leon
Lynette Levine
Lynne Longtin
Molly Maher
Stephanie Mangini
Carolyn McCabe
Laurie McCluskey
Mara L. McCormick
Janet S. McGrath
Bridget McGraw
Larry McGruder
Charlotte McKenzie
Cheryl Meadows
Marion Merten
Allan Meyer
Mary L. Meyer
Fred Mileham
Christine Millard
Deborah Miller
Shannon Mills
Sue Mills
Susan Moore
Rochelle Morton
Regina Murray
Terri Nau
Angela Nix
Doris Nolan
Tom Nurre
Geraldine Olson
Meeka Owens
Tara Pease
Lauren Peelman
Linda Phelps
$99 & under
Anonymous
S.G. Alexander
Laura Alfers
Elisabeth Baldock
Jolene Barrett
Shannon Barrow
Brenda Berry
Courtney Bohrer
Karen Boppel
Jan Boylan
Patricia Bready
Mary Pat Brennan
Lindsey Bumbaugh
Kathleen Burklow
Donald Campbell
Danelle A. Carter
Lyndsey Cater
Cyndi Chiaro
Kim Chiodi
Carolyn Clingman
Gina Coates
Jean Coggan
Lynne Cole
Jacqueline Conner
Claudia Cordell
Mary Corley
Stephanie Creech
Carol Crowley
Barbara Deal
Patricia Dent
Susan Domonkos
Jodi Duncan
Carol Eckman
Eve Elder-Mayes
Julie Ellison
Mary S. Falls
Susan Ferris
Frederick Fink
Angela Forbes
Penny Friedman
J. Neal Gardner
Timothy George
Zoe Gillespie
Susan B. Gilliam
Cyndi Gillings
Elizabeth Goldsmith
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Marcy Pitcairn
Tanganika Prather
Jennifer Puthoff
Sharon Redmond
Cindi Reid
Clarissa Rentz
John Rewwer
Kristine Ritchie
Monika Roberts
Pamela Roebel
Carolyn Roehrig
Janette Rolcik
Kay Romes
Paulette Ruebusch
Betty Rushing
Catherine Saelinger
Mary Beth Salyers
Amanda Saufley
Denise Scretchen
Alfred Shikany
Bertha Showes
Leah Silverman Gales
Aurelia Simmons
John Slauson
Florence Smith
Juile Smith
Kelly Smith
Tiffany Sooy
Annie Stern
Karla Stewart-Tyson
Deborah Stiene
Tara Stopfel
Michelle Story-Stewart
Marcia Sugerman
Emily Thobe
Priscilla P. Thompson
Laura Trachtman
Joe Trauth
Marcia Trokhan
Jacqueline Turner
Carol Tuthill
Meghann Tyler
Paul Warner
Joyce Weiner
Karen Wendel
Ashlee Wert
Shirley Werthaiser
Gwendolyn Wilder
Latonya Williams
Ronna Willis
Alice Wilson
Kelly Wolski
Judith Wolter
Susan Worthington
As hard as we try to avoid them, sometimes errors
do occur. If you notice an error, please accept our
apologies and let us know!
2007 Financial Position
Consolidated Statement Of Activities
Unrestricted support and revenue
Grants and contributions
Sales
Special events
In-kind services & donations
Miscellaneous
$
Fourth Street
Basement
Success
Boutique
231,899
$
Expenses
Salaries and benefits
Clothing donated
Rent
Special Events
Legal and professional
Utilities
Payroll taxes
Advertising
Supplies
Consulting
Printing
Miscellaneous
Repairs and maintenance
Memberships and dues
Telephone
Postage
Travel
Insurance
Bank charges
Depreciation
Meeting
Contributions
Total expenses
Change in net assets
Unrestricted net assets, beginning of year
$
Eliminations
Consolidated
$
$
161,587
135,400
25,433
1,900
171,762
300
(106)
554,319
173,856
(21,000)
707,175
186,771
129,081
35,844
37,544
28,312
15,460
16,817
9,664
12,000
8,474
8,298
5,886
8,087
3,910
5,822
5,760
3,540
1,504
522,774
66,316
1,758
18,960
8,480
9,846
7,547
19,377
2,810
609
908
2,874
3,176
331
675
3,096
1,358
1,143
21,000
170,264
(21,000)
(21,000)
253,087
130,839
54,804
37,544
36,792
25,306
24,364
19,377
12,474
12,000
9,083
9,206
8,760
8,087
7,086
6,153
5,760
4,215
3,096
2,862
1,143
672,038
31,545
3,592
-
35,137
340,810
152,858
-
493,668
-
Total unrestricted support and revenue
Unrestricted net assets, end of year
Dress for
372,355
$
2007
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156,450
R E P O R T
$
(21,000)
-
-
$
212,799
171,762
161,887
135,400
25,327
528,805
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As Dress for Success Cincinnati approaches our 10th Anniversary, we express
our gratitude to the leaders who made our organization what it is today.
Dress for Success Past Board of Directors – 1999-2008
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Jane May Battaglia
Pat Bauer
Julie Bennett
Barbara Bonar
Cynthia Bucco
Mary Ellen Cody
Linda Coley
Joan Crowe
Bonnie Drenik
Kathleen Dunker
Renee Dunn
Linda Fath
Sue Rae Fleischer
Swann Fredrickson
Merri Gaither Smith
Barbara Gould
Barbara Hahn
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Barbara Harshman
Nadine Hellings
Mary Hemmer
Francie Hiltz
Marlene Johnson
Lillian Jones
Gail Kesterson
Besty Kyte Newman
Sherie Marek
Lisa Montgomery
Cynthia Muhlhauser
Chris Neyer
Jody Pohlman
Beth Rader
Joyce Re
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Susan Redman-Renstorf
Carole Rigaud
Melody Robinson
Nancy Salem
Dell Ann Sathe
Rosemary Schlachter
Digi Schueler
Annette Smith Tarver
Reba St. Clair
Joan Stonitsch
Deni Tato
Jane Votel
Lucy Ward
Lisa Winterscheimer Michel
Georgine Wolohan
Shelby Wood
We wish to recognize the past chairs of our special events for their
commitment to the mission of Dress for Success.
Women on the Move
• Digi Schuler and
Bette Sherman (2002)
• Mary Ellen Cody and
Lillian Jones (2003)
• Shelly Goering (2004)
• Mary Jo Will (2005)
• Lucy Ward (2006)
• Anda Steinmanis and
Linda Smith Berry (2007)
A Night To Remember
• Sherie Marek and
Cynthia Mulhauser (2002)
• Digi Schueler and
Roger Goldwire (2003)
• Mary Ellen Cody (2004)
• Pamela Reising (2005)
• Linda Smith Berry, Jackie Reau
and Pam McFarland (2006)
135 W. Fourth St.
Cincinnati, OH 45202
513-651-3372 _ 513-651-3367 fax
[email protected]
www.dressforsuccess.org
www.dfscincy.org
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