Montage Legal Group and The KFK Group are proud to sponsor WHW’s Mission Possible Luncheon, which will be held at the Island Hotel in Newport Beach on Saturday, April 26th.  WHW’s spy-themed luncheon will feature a silent auction, gourmet lunch, elegant fashion show and “secret agent” surprises.  

Event Details

What: WHW’s Mission Possible Luncheon

When: Saturday, April 26th at 11:00am

Where: The Island Hotel, 690 Newport Center Dr, Newport Beach, CA 92660.

Registration: Mission Possible Registration

There are still tickets left, so if you are interested in attending this event, please visit WHW’s Mission Possible webpage or contact WHW’s Advisory Board Members: Laurie Rowen of Montage Legal ([email protected]) and Kate King of The KFK Group ([email protected]).

If you are unable to come to the event, but would like to support WHW’s mission, please visit their Donation Page or support WHW through social media by visiting WHW’s Facebook Page (“like” their page) or WHW’s Twitter.

Thanks for your support!

About WHW (Women Helping Women/Men2Work)

In 1993, two survivors of domestic abuse began their journey to create a life for themselves and their children. As legal professionals, they faced the daunting task of rebuilding a professional wardrobe when all of their resources were needed for basic living expenses. Their own struggle gave them the idea and motivation to create an organization to help other women prepare for the work place after escaping a violent relationship. Thanks to their courage, WHW was born. Click here to read the story of one of the very first volunteers and her remembrance of the birth of WHW.

In the first year of operation, 63 women were served. Since 1993, more than 40,000 men, women and teens have been given a helping hand in their efforts to overcome profound barriers in their quest to become economically self-sufficient. Today WHW (Women Helping Women/Men2Work) provides comprehensive employment support services for all disadvantaged men, women and teens, empowering them to achieve economic self sufficiency through employment success. What started as two survivors collecting clothes in their trunk for women in various shelters has turned into a full array of employment readiness services to support low-income job seekers in their journey to break the cycle of poverty and make a positive impact on generations to come.

To read more about WHW’s Services, please visit their Services Page.