We all want to show up sharp to work, and there’s no better place to get fitted out than @thewardrobeorg, who recently hooked up some of our Project Career Launch students with some cool professional attire for upcoming interviews.
The Wardrobe is a nonprofit organization that provides a stable source of high-quality clothing suitable for casual outings and workwear. The clothing is free of charge to anyone referred and is open to the public!
Each of our PCL students who attended left with a big bag of professional clothing, accessories, and shoes! Project Career Launch is one of our school-to-work transition programs, which partners with the School District of Philadelphia and Transition Pathways, A.J. Drexel Autism Institute, to provide work readiness training and real-world work experiences to young people with disabilities in the city.
Big thanks to The Wardrobe for helping our PCL students get outfitted for their future careers and to our own Beth Flaugher for the great photo! 🔥
[image description: four young adults hold up brown shopping bags in the interior of The Wardrobe, clothing and shoe racks visible behind them]
