Women’s boutique giving away 5,000 new pieces of clothing to women affected by tornadoes

LuLaRoe boutique owners from the Dayton area are partnering with New Path Outreach for a women's clothing giveaway for women impacted by the tornadoes on July 29, 2019. (Source: LuLaRoe Facebook)

LuLaRoe boutique owners from the Dayton area are partnering with New Path Outreach for a women's clothing giveaway for women impacted by the tornadoes on July 29, 2019. (Source: LuLaRoe Facebook)
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By Sarah Franks
July 29, 2019
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Neighbors, churches, non-profits and business owners continue to be beacons of light for people in the Miami Valley impacted by the Memorial Day tornadoes.

LuLaRoe, a women's clothing line sold through local consultants, has partnered with New Path Outreach to distribute 5,000 new dresses, skirts, tops and leggings to women who were impacted by the disaster at the special event.

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From 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, July 29 at The Point Choice Food Pantry, located at 506 E. Main St. in Trotwood, women impacted by the tornadoes are invited to participate in the clothing giveaway.

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LuLaRoe leggings come in assorted colors, patterns and sizes meant to flatter all figures. CONTRIBUTED

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“All women affected by the Memorial Day tornado outbreak, particularly those in Trotwood and surrounding Montgomery, Miami and Greene County communities, are invited to attend this event. Sizes XXS to 3XL will be available, and all items are brand new with tags. This event is made possible through a generous donation from California-based clothing manufacturer LuLaRoe, and all guests will enjoy a personal shopping experience thanks to local LuLaRoe boutique owners,” according to a press release.

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LuLaRoe boutique owners from around Dayton are partnering with New Path Outreach on a clothing giveaway for women impacted by the Memorial Day tornadoes. The event will take place July 29, 2019, at The Point Choice food Pantry in Trotwood. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO BY NICOLETTE WINNER

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Approximately 20 Dayton-area LuLaRoe boutique owners will participate in the drive.

“The best part of owning my own boutique is helping women of all shapes, sizes and ages feel as beautiful as I already know they are. My friends and I just want local women to feel confident as they face the challenges of rebuilding that lie ahead. They need to know they are loved,” said Nicolette Winner, local LuLaRoe retailer and a national top-seller.

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New Path is a faith-based non-profit organization providing charitable services to residents in Miami and Montgomery counties, including some areas impacted by the tornadoes.

“We appreciate the generosity of LuLaRoe and their independent retailers,” says Executive Director William Lutz of New Path Outreach. “Partnerships like these allow us to help those that really need our assistance in new ways.”

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LuLaRoe leggings come in assorted patterns and sizes and are famous for their comfort. CONTRIBUTED

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WANT TO GO?

WHEN: 6 p.m.- 8 p.m. Monday, July 29
WHERE: The Point Choice Food Pantry, 506 E. Main St., Trotwood
INFO: Facebook 

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