How Far We’ve Come, and How Far We Have to Go
We’ve accomplished so much since 1999 thanks to you. And there’s still more to do. Since we set out to champion and empower women in the workplace we’ve seen meaningful progress. Despite this success, there are still gaps to fill.
From Aspiration to Achievement: The 5Ds
Introducing the 5 Ds: five interconnected pillars that reflect our commitment to walking alongside every client at every stage of their journey.
Building on our legacy, expanding our impact.
Introducing our refreshed brand. Since 1999, Dress for Success Vancouver has empowered more than 48,000 women and gender-diverse individuals on their paths to economic mobility and personal success. Over this time, workplaces and career paths have changed — and so have we. Today, we’re sharing something we’ve been working on: a refreshed brand that reflects […]
A Helpful Resource to Support Your Career Journey
We’re happy to share an additional resource that you can access anytime: the Dress for Success Worldwide App.
Authority Magazine | Amanda Sayfy on Leading a Non-Profit
Amanda Sayfy is interviewed by Authority Magazine on her advice for non-profit leaders.
Rachel Thexton Connects Podcast
Amanda Sayfy joins Rachel Thexton to dive deep into the realities for women in Vancouver today.
Ripple of Change: Give to Gain
From boardrooms to kitchen tables, the message is clear: meaningful change happens when women lift each other up, share opportunities, and say each other’s names when we’re not in the room.
Dress for Success Vancouver receives the lululemon Community Grant
Thank you to the lululemon team for investing in women’s economic mobility and community wellbeing.
Daily Hive
“Monthly giving creates the opportunity for deeper, more meaningful relationships between our organization and our donors,” said Amanda Sayfy, Executive Director.
BC Business
“This kind of partnership builds trust, confidence and opportunity for the women we serve, while allowing our partners to put their values in action to our community of clients, volunteers and donors. This shared impact is powerful.” says Amanda Sayfy, Executive Director.