By pwhiting on Dec 29, 2007 in Asia, Autstralia/New Zealand, Video Features, children, fashion | 0 Comments
The Whitebridge Foundation was created by Grace Demaio a Melbourne designer who participated in the Landmark Education Self-Expression and Leadership Program. The purpose of the foundation is to collect and send excess clothing from major clothing manufacturers to help dress children in Vietnamese orphanages, Cambodian Refugee Camps and Tibetan refugee camps. The clothing, storage and [...]
By George F on Oct 29, 2007 in Health/Medicine, Texas, fashion | 1 Comment
Dallas graduate Laura Griffin came up with a unique and moving project during her participation in Landmark’s Self-Expression and Leadership program: She created a team of people that sews and knits hats for people undergoing chemotherapy treatment. Where did she come up with the idea? “I stole it!” She happily admits. After hearing about a [...]
By Heather D on Aug 5, 2007 in Arts/Entertainment, Events, Health/Medicine, Los Angeles, People, fashion | 1 Comment
When Michael Medico participted in the Landmark Self-Expression and Leadership Program he created a fundraiser for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. The Project is now in it’s second year and on August 18th, it will be having its second annual benefit show at the Henry Fonda Music Box Theater in Los Angeles.
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By admin on Mar 13, 2007 in Africa, Business/Industry, Entreprenureship, Innovation, Politics, Video Features, fair trade, fashion, san francisco | 0 Comments
Landmark Graduates and Jewelry Business Owners Launch a Clear Concience Project
See Coverage on KTVU News Oakland, CA
Lori Bonn Designs, a 15-year old jewelry business based in Oakland, CA, founded by Lori Bonn Gallagher and operated by her husband, Bill Gallagher, has launched a long term industry project called Clear Conscience jewelry and accessories that [...]
By admin on Feb 5, 2007 in Business/Industry, Education, Elementary, Entreprenureship, Innovation, NewYork, People, Religion, Women's Issues, fashion | 0 Comments
Brooklyn, New York— Brooklyn-based fashion designer Aja Calvitti announced today her collaboration with the 1City Youth Project , an innovative not-for-profit youth service agency dedicated to providing free programs, activities and services to inner-city youth. The agency, now celebrating its 17th year of service, has provided free programming to more than 2000 youth in New [...]
By Ellen Snortland on Dec 19, 2006 in Economic Development, People, Society, Women's Issues, fashion, massachusetts | 0 Comments
Heather Rozen, of
Lowell Massachusetts found herself moved by the plight of low-income women trying to put their lives back together while recovering from substance abuse. She created a community project called “Face Forward” to give them makeovers and support them in gaining a new sense of themselves as they search for jobs and rebuild their lives.
Here is a story about [...]
