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Out & About (Nov. 2011)

Hope’s Door

Lisa Regina, actress and educator, shared her personal trials with domestic violence at the recent Hope’s Door annual luncheon held at Crabtree Kittle House in Chappaqua. The event, which also featured a silent auction and lunch, raised funds for Hope’s Door, a shelter and counseling center that offers comprehensive programs and services that are designed to help break the cycle of domestic abuse. Services provided by Hope’s Door are free, confidential and offered in English and Spanish. To reach the 24-Hour Hotline, call 888-438-8700. For further information: 747-0828 or www.hopesdoorny.org.


Ronald McDonald House

Children’s Happy Faces Foundation, whose fundraising efforts are a direct benefit to their sister charity The Ronald McDonald House NY, recently held their major charity initiative, which offered golf, tennis, horseback riding, dominos and this year a Day of Beauty. The two featured golf courses were the historic Sleepy Hollow Country Club and the elegant Trump National Golf Club. The Ronald McDonald House NY is a temporary “home-away-from-home” for pediatric cancer patients and their families and during a child’s treatment the whole family may stay at Ronald McDonald House NY. There, a child with cancer plays and grows surrounded by other children and families sharing similar experiences and supported by loving volunteers and staff. Ronald McDonald House NY is the largest facility of its type in the world. For more information visit www.happyfacesgroup.com.

 


The New Ann Taylor

Ann Taylor announced the opening of a new store in The Westchester marking the brand’s first new concept store in White Plains and third in the state of New York. Ann Taylor opened two concept stores this past year, one at Roosevelt Field and one in Manhattan’s Flatiron district. Curated fashion presentations and expert styling services will add to the new store experience and make shopping easy. Shop-in-shop destinations including the Career Chic shop, a petites shop and an accessories shop make shopping easier than ever. Dedicated stylists are also on staff and available for both walk-ins and appointments to help clients put together perfect individualized looks for any occasion.

 

The grand opening at The Westchester was celebrated with an in-store party and styling clinic co-hosted by fashion expert Lucy Sykes in partnership with the Junior League of Central Westchester, a not-for-profit organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and to improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers in the area. Five percent of sales proceeds from the event were donated to Junior League of Central Westchester.

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