Benefit to aid local families facing cancer expenses, grief

The Purpose Project, an organization that raises funds for families facing the aftermath of cancer, will host its first Fashion Week Long Beach at El Dorado Golf Club on Saturday, Feb. 22 at 5:30pm. The event will showcase local fashion designers to raise funds for families who have experienced financial hardship from battling cancer. The black-tie event is organized by Long Beach’s Tithing Closet used-clothing store and will be hosted by NFL veteran Oscar McBride. Proceeds will benefit families selected by Junior Foundation Charities.
Typically, fashion week is a fashion industry event, lasting approximately one week, which allows fashion designers, brands or “houses” to display their latest collections in runway shows for buyers and the media to see the latest trends.
The Tithing Closet will utilize the fashion week concept to raise funds to benefit local families and help to cover medical bills, burial costs and other expenses associated with day-to-day living.
The Purpose Project is seeking corporate sponsorships and donations to support the event.
Tickets are available as individual seating or tables that seat 10 people. All ticket purchases includes choice of dinner.
For more information visit tithingcloset.com, call (562) 277-1401, or email ttc562@gmail.com .

Source: Tithing Closet