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ABQ native TV stars donate suits for local men in National Suit Drive
KOAT.com reports that Neil Patrick Harris, star of “How I Met Your Mother,” and Jesse Tyler Ferguson of “Modern Family,” both Albuquerque natives, were among the hundreds who donated suits locally.
Joe Renaud
Web Editor- New Mexico Business Weekly
Two Albuquerque native television stars each donated a suit to the National Suit Drive, hosted by Men’s Wearhouse, which will go to local men who need them for job interviews.
KOAT.com reports that Neil Patrick Harris, star of “How I Met Your Mother,” and Jesse Tyler Ferguson of “Modern Family,” both Albuquerque natives, were among the hundreds who donated suits locally.
According to the Men’s Wearhouse website, the drive benefits at-risk men transitioning into the workforce. The company’s goal is to reach 110,000 donations by the end of the drive. As of Wednesday morning, it had 72,598.
Men’s Wearhouse is taking donations for the National Suit Drive, which is now in its fifth year, at more than 900 store locations across the U.S., the report said.
Donations will be accepted through July 31 at both of the store locations in Albuquerque. There is a location at 6307 Menaul Blvd. NE and another at 10260 Coors Bypass NW.
For more information and a video report, see KOAT.com.
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Article source: http://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/blog/morning-edition/2012/07/abq-native-tv-stars-donate-suits-for.html
Stars Support National Suit Drive To Help Unemployed Americans
With just eight days left to donate, A-List celebrities are showing their support of Men’s Wearhouse’s fifth annual National Suit Drive to help unemployed Americans “suit up” for success.
Neil Patrick Harris, Hugh Jackman, Tyler Perry, Amanda Seyfried, and Jesse Tyler Ferguson are among the stars who selected professional suits to inspire looks to be donated to National Suit Drive. Their generosity will help men in need transition back into the work force in each celebrity’s hometown.
To accompany their suit donations, celebrities wrote notes of encouragement to an unemployed man in need. Highlights include:
- TV star Neil Patrick Harris sent good wishes along with his donation, writing, “Congrats on the new duds. Suit up!” Harris donated a modern-fit suit, in line with his legendary “How I Met Your Mother” character, Barney Stinson.
*Actor, director and producer Tyler Perry helped unemployed men by donating a two-button gray suit with pink tie and wrote, “You can get this done!” - “I love picking out ties,” said actress Amanda Seyfried, while she was styling a look to donate to National Suit Drive. Her words of encouragement: “You look great. Go get ’em.”
- Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson donated a suit and joked, “Wear this [suit] with clean underwear.”
“It’s commendable to have celebrities support the National Suit Drive,” said Steven Cook, Vice President of Corporate Giving at Men’s Wearhouse. “These stars are giving men in communities around America confidence by donating a suit, with the added benefit of personalizing the donation with their own words of encouragement. Our local community partners are hoping the celebrity-inspired looks will motivate their neighbors to clean out their closets and donate as well.”
Americans have until July 31 to help men in their local communities by donating gently used professional attire. Donations are accepted at more than 900 Men’s Wearhouse and Men’s Wearhouse and Tux stores around the country. Men’s and women’s suits, shirts, jackets, ties, belts, and shoes are accepted.
All donated garments are distributed to local nonprofit partners that prepare men and women to re-enter the job market through resume-building workshops, interview preparation, and skills training programs. For every suit donated, Men’s Wearhouse will give two business ties to the cause. As a thank-you for their generosity, Men’s Wearhouse will give donors a 50% off coupon for their next purchase of regular-priced merchandise (excluding shoes and Everyday Low Price items) and a tax receipt.
Article source: http://www.looktothestars.org/news/8694-stars-support-national-suit-drive-to-help-unemployed-americans
ABQ native TV stars donate suits for local men in National Suit Drive
KOAT.com reports that Neil Patrick Harris, star of “How I Met Your Mother,” and Jesse Tyler Ferguson of “Modern Family,” both Albuquerque natives, were among the hundreds who donated suits locally.
Joe Renaud
Web Editor- New Mexico Business Weekly
Two Albuquerque native television stars each donated a suit to the National Suit Drive, hosted by Men’s Wearhouse, which will go to local men who need them for job interviews.
KOAT.com reports that Neil Patrick Harris, star of “How I Met Your Mother,” and Jesse Tyler Ferguson of “Modern Family,” both Albuquerque natives, were among the hundreds who donated suits locally.
According to the Men’s Wearhouse website, the drive benefits at-risk men transitioning into the workforce. The company’s goal is to reach 110,000 donations by the end of the drive. As of Wednesday morning, it had 72,598.
Men’s Wearhouse is taking donations for the National Suit Drive, which is now in its fifth year, at more than 900 store locations across the U.S., the report said.
Donations will be accepted through July 31 at both of the store locations in Albuquerque. There is a location at 6307 Menaul Blvd. NE and another at 10260 Coors Bypass NW.
For more information and a video report, see KOAT.com.
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Article source: http://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/blog/morning-edition/2012/07/abq-native-tv-stars-donate-suits-for.html
ABQ native TV stars donate suits for local men in National Suit Drive
KOAT.com reports that Neil Patrick Harris, star of “How I Met Your Mother,” and Jesse Tyler Ferguson of “Modern Family,” both Albuquerque natives, were among the hundreds who donated suits locally.
Joe Renaud
Web Editor- New Mexico Business Weekly
Two Albuquerque native television stars each donated a suit to the National Suit Drive, hosted by Men’s Wearhouse, which will go to local men who need them for job interviews.
KOAT.com reports that Neil Patrick Harris, star of “How I Met Your Mother,” and Jesse Tyler Ferguson of “Modern Family,” both Albuquerque natives, were among the hundreds who donated suits locally.
According to the Men’s Wearhouse website, the drive benefits at-risk men transitioning into the workforce. The company’s goal is to reach 110,000 donations by the end of the drive. As of Wednesday morning, it had 72,598.
Men’s Wearhouse is taking donations for the National Suit Drive, which is now in its fifth year, at more than 900 store locations across the U.S., the report said.
Donations will be accepted through July 31 at both of the store locations in Albuquerque. There is a location at 6307 Menaul Blvd. NE and another at 10260 Coors Bypass NW.
For more information and a video report, see KOAT.com.
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London Olympics 2012: Swimming speed suits out, track speed suits in
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Giving the "Suits Off Their Backs" to Fight Unemployment
HOUSTON, June 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ –
Who: Teams of local, attractive men, dressed only in boxers, dress shoes, socks, and ties, carrying signs that read, “Give the suit off your back.”
To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please click: http://www.multivu.com/players/English/56320-mens-wearhouse-national-suit-drive/
What: They’re back! Once again, scantily clad models will flood the streets of 11 U.S. cities to raise awareness and encourage others to give the suits off their backs for the Men’s Wearhouse Fifth Annual National Suit Drive, the country’s largest collection of business attire for men to help unemployed workers “suit up” for success.                            Â
Street teams will strut their stuff during the morning rush to encourage donations at more than 900 Men’s Wearhouse locations nationwide. More information is available at www.nationalsuitdrive.com. This year, the goal is to collect more than 110,000 professional clothing items around the nation.
When Where: Wednesday, June 27, 2012, from 6 a.m. -Â 11 a.m., local time
Various locations in the following cities across America:
- Atlanta                                     Â
- Boston
- Chicago
- Dallas
- D.C.
- Houston
- L.A.
- Miami
- NYC
- San Francisco
- Seattle
Why: Starting on June 27 and throughout the month of July, Men’s Wearhouse will collect gently used men’s and women’s suits, shirts, jackets, ties, belts, and shoes and distribute them to approximately 200 local nonprofit partners around the nation. Men’s Wearhouse works to ensure that all donations benefit the local community they were donated in.
According to recent statistics from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 12.7 million Americans are currently unemployed. Donations to the National Suit Drive can help decrease this number by giving men with barriers to employment great-looking suits that will give them the confidence boost they need to land a new job.
SOURCE Men’s Wearhouse
Article source: http://www.streetinsider.com/Press+Releases/Giving+the+%26quot%3BSuits+Off+Their+Backs%26quot%3B+to+Fight+Unemployment/7530164.html
Giving the "Suits Off Their Backs" to Fight Unemployment
HOUSTON, June 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ –
Who: Teams of local, attractive men, dressed only in boxers, dress shoes, socks, and ties, carrying signs that read, “Give the suit off your back.”
To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please click: http://www.multivu.com/players/English/56320-mens-wearhouse-national-suit-drive/
What: They’re back! Once again, scantily clad models will flood the streets of 11 U.S. cities to raise awareness and encourage others to give the suits off their backs for the Men’s Wearhouse Fifth Annual National Suit Drive, the country’s largest collection of business attire for men to help unemployed workers “suit up” for success.                            Â
Street teams will strut their stuff during the morning rush to encourage donations at more than 900 Men’s Wearhouse locations nationwide. More information is available at www.nationalsuitdrive.com. This year, the goal is to collect more than 110,000 professional clothing items around the nation.
When Where: Wednesday, June 27, 2012, from 6 a.m. -Â 11 a.m., local time
Various locations in the following cities across America:
- Atlanta                                     Â
- Boston
- Chicago
- Dallas
- D.C.
- Houston
- L.A.
- Miami
- NYC
- San Francisco
- Seattle
Why: Starting on June 27 and throughout the month of July, Men’s Wearhouse will collect gently used men’s and women’s suits, shirts, jackets, ties, belts, and shoes and distribute them to approximately 200 local nonprofit partners around the nation. Men’s Wearhouse works to ensure that all donations benefit the local community they were donated in.
According to recent statistics from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 12.7 million Americans are currently unemployed. Donations to the National Suit Drive can help decrease this number by giving men with barriers to employment great-looking suits that will give them the confidence boost they need to land a new job.
SOURCE Men’s Wearhouse
Article source: http://www.streetinsider.com/Press+Releases/Giving+the+%26quot%3BSuits+Off+Their+Backs%26quot%3B+to+Fight+Unemployment/7530164.html
Giving the "Suits Off Their Backs" to Fight Unemployment
HOUSTON, June 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ –
Who: Teams of local, attractive men, dressed only in boxers, dress shoes, socks, and ties, carrying signs that read, “Give the suit off your back.”
To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please click: http://www.multivu.com/players/English/56320-mens-wearhouse-national-suit-drive/
What: They’re back! Once again, scantily clad models will flood the streets of 11 U.S. cities to raise awareness and encourage others to give the suits off their backs for the Men’s Wearhouse Fifth Annual National Suit Drive, the country’s largest collection of business attire for men to help unemployed workers “suit up” for success.                            Â
Street teams will strut their stuff during the morning rush to encourage donations at more than 900 Men’s Wearhouse locations nationwide. More information is available at www.nationalsuitdrive.com. This year, the goal is to collect more than 110,000 professional clothing items around the nation.
When Where: Wednesday, June 27, 2012, from 6 a.m. -Â 11 a.m., local time
Various locations in the following cities across America:
- Atlanta                                     Â
- Boston
- Chicago
- Dallas
- D.C.
- Houston
- L.A.
- Miami
- NYC
- San Francisco
- Seattle
Why: Starting on June 27 and throughout the month of July, Men’s Wearhouse will collect gently used men’s and women’s suits, shirts, jackets, ties, belts, and shoes and distribute them to approximately 200 local nonprofit partners around the nation. Men’s Wearhouse works to ensure that all donations benefit the local community they were donated in.
According to recent statistics from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 12.7 million Americans are currently unemployed. Donations to the National Suit Drive can help decrease this number by giving men with barriers to employment great-looking suits that will give them the confidence boost they need to land a new job.
SOURCE Men’s Wearhouse
Article source: http://www.streetinsider.com/Press+Releases/Giving+the+%26quot%3BSuits+Off+Their+Backs%26quot%3B+to+Fight+Unemployment/7530164.html
Giving the "Suits Off Their Backs" to Fight Unemployment
HOUSTON, June 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ –
Who: Teams of local, attractive men, dressed only in boxers, dress shoes, socks, and ties, carrying signs that read, “Give the suit off your back.”
To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please click: http://www.multivu.com/players/English/56320-mens-wearhouse-national-suit-drive/
What: They’re back! Once again, scantily clad models will flood the streets of 11 U.S. cities to raise awareness and encourage others to give the suits off their backs for the Men’s Wearhouse Fifth Annual National Suit Drive, the country’s largest collection of business attire for men to help unemployed workers “suit up” for success.                            Â
Street teams will strut their stuff during the morning rush to encourage donations at more than 900 Men’s Wearhouse locations nationwide. More information is available at www.nationalsuitdrive.com. This year, the goal is to collect more than 110,000 professional clothing items around the nation.
When Where: Wednesday, June 27, 2012, from 6 a.m. -Â 11 a.m., local time
Various locations in the following cities across America:
- Atlanta                                     Â
- Boston
- Chicago
- Dallas
- D.C.
- Houston
- L.A.
- Miami
- NYC
- San Francisco
- Seattle
Why: Starting on June 27 and throughout the month of July, Men’s Wearhouse will collect gently used men’s and women’s suits, shirts, jackets, ties, belts, and shoes and distribute them to approximately 200 local nonprofit partners around the nation. Men’s Wearhouse works to ensure that all donations benefit the local community they were donated in.
According to recent statistics from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 12.7 million Americans are currently unemployed. Donations to the National Suit Drive can help decrease this number by giving men with barriers to employment great-looking suits that will give them the confidence boost they need to land a new job.
SOURCE Men’s Wearhouse
Article source: http://www.streetinsider.com/Press+Releases/Giving+the+%26quot%3BSuits+Off+Their+Backs%26quot%3B+to+Fight+Unemployment/7530164.html
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