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(Mass Appeal) – Dress for Success Western Massachusetts is a nonprofit empowering women to achieve economic independence by providing professional attire, career development tools, and a support network. They are having a tag sale to raise money and make room for new inventory. Discover amazing finds while giving back to your community! View Article Here
(Mass Appeal) – Common Threads–It’s the fundraising event to benefit the work of Dress for Success of Western Massachusetts. At this annual Gala you’ll get to meet inspirational women and hear their live-changing stories largely because they had the support from programs provided through Dress for Success. So let’s keep the success going and welcome Leia Bhuiya and Jess Roncarati-Howe here to tell us how to join in. Click Here For Full Article
HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) – The Gary Rome Auto Group is hosting its annual “Stuff the Trunk” business clothing drive to help local residents prepare for the workforce. The initiative collects professional attire for men and women as they prepare to enter or re-enter the job market. Donations are being accepted throughout the month of March at Rome Hyundai in Holyoke and Rome Kia in Enfield. The items collected during the drive benefit Suit Up Springfield and Dress for Success Western Massachusetts. Click Here For Full Article
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The Women’s Fund of Western Massachusetts awarded $130,000 in Community Resilience grant funding to 17 organizations this past year, aiming to support women, girls, and gender-diverse individuals. The grants focus on critical areas such as domestic violence prevention, immigration support, trans justice and leadership movement development. The funding comes in response to community needs exacerbated by cuts to federal, state and local funding. Click Here For Full Article
by admin · Published December 9, 2025
Dress for Success Western Massachusetts is partnering with Springfield Technical Community College to collect professional attire for women and gender non-binary individuals preparing for interviews, new jobs, and career milestones. From December 1st through March 3rd, donate clean, gently-used professional clothing and accessories to help empower confidence and spark opportunity. Drop off donations at STCC Building 19, Room 141, or the Career Services Office, Monday–Friday, 9 AM–3 PM. Your contribution directly supports our March 26th Pop-Up Boutique and helps build a campus and community that empowers success. Learn more at dfswm.org or contact Nathan at 413.755.5419.