"Fashion 4 Good" is a group of socially-minded friends, influencers and brands from across the world that works to benefit various charities.
At its inaugural event on November 28 in Miami, "Fashion 4 Good" is hosting an event to benefit the charity, Shanti Bhavan (as seen on the Netflix documentary series, Daughters of Destiny).
Our goal for November 28th is to raise $121,000 to build the Kindergarten Dorm for Shanti Bhavan's second school in Karnataka, India ("SB2"). This dorm will provide full-time housing to 24 students, 2 Aunties, 1 School Nurse, and 1 Supervisor.
Check out the dorm architectural plans HERE.
So join us! Bring your favorite fashionistas and enjoy live music, food, spirits, shopping, hair / fashion styling consultations, and more! Purchase a $25 ticket, and gain exclusive access to shop luxury brands (both new and lightly used) that are hand-curated by our international team of influencers.
100% of the proceeds will go towards the construction of SB2's Kindergarten Dorm.
If you're not able to attend, please consider making a donation directly to our campaign: DONATE HERE.
Those scheduled to appear at the event include influencers Martha Graeff, Danié Gómez-O, Isabela Rangel, Seyma Subasi, Camila Canabal, Carolina Dieckman, Isabeli Fontana, Julia Faria, Karen Martinez, Daniela Botero, Rachael Russell, Michelle C., Dafne Evangelista, Irma Martinez, Jenny Lopez.
ABOUT THE CHARITY:
Shanti Bhavan Children’s Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity in the U.S.
The group provides long-term education for children from India’s lowest social and economic class; their students come from families that earn less than $2 a day. Shanti Bhavan is the only school of its type - it represents a radical change from conventional short-term basic literacy educational models by promoting academic achievement, instilling values of global citizenship, and emphasizing leadership qualities.
The program has had unprecedented success over the past 20 years. With a Shanti Bhavan education, their children are being accepted into top 25 universities across India. Shanti Bhavan college graduates are working full-time at companies like Amazon, Deloitte, EY, Goldman Sachs, Mercedes Benz, and more. These graduates are now paying it forward, giving 50-80% of their salaries to their families, communities, and other children in need – creating a ripple effect that impacts thousands. The cycle of poverty they were born into is broken with them.
For more info on SB's education program, please visit their main website here.
For more info on SB's plans to build a 2nd school, please visit their dedicated SB2 campaign website here.
Follow SB on Istagram: @shanti_bhavan.
Follow SB on Facebook: @ShantiBhavan.
