Marshalls Announces New Programming and Community Initiatives in Partnership with Priyanka Chopra Jonas, to Continue its Mission to Help Women Access the Good Stuff™ In Life
Marshalls (NYSE: TJX) has announced nationwide programming under the Marshalls Good Stuff Social Club, starting on June 8 in Atlanta, aimed at helping women access resources for personal and professional growth. The initiative, in partnership with Priyanka Chopra Jonas, includes sessions on financial stability, self-worth, community building, and styling. Research revealed that 2 in 3 women feel they aren't living their ideal life, with 36% lacking necessary resources. In addition to live events, digital tools will be available. Marshalls will donate $400,000 to organizations supporting women and girls.
- Marshalls is expanding its Good Stuff Social Club nationwide, starting in Atlanta on June 8.
- Partnership with Priyanka Chopra Jonas to design impactful sessions.
- Research shows 2 in 3 women feel they aren't living their ideal life, highlighting the program's importance.
- Marshalls is addressing the 'access gap' by providing mentoring, financial literacy, and community-building resources.
- Marshalls will donate $400,000 to organizations like MENTOR, Girls Inc., and Savvy Ladies.
- Sessions will be accessible digitally via Instagram and TikTok.
- Research indicates 36% of women feel they lack necessary resources to improve their lives.
- There may be availability for in-person sessions, which operate on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Through the Marshalls Good Stuff Social Club, the brand brings together a powerhouse group of experts in a range of inspirational topics curated to help women unlock the life they want to live.
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Marshalls commissioned research to understand the "access gap" for women in the US – defined as what stands between women and the life they want to live. Findings showed that 2 in every 3 women feel like they aren't living their ideal life. Though many feel optimistic about their futures, at least
In its biggest step forward, the brand is taking its Good Stuff Social Club nationwide, starting tomorrow, June 8 in
"I was honored to be invited to keynote at the first ever Good Stuff Social Club and what I loved most about the experience is that it fostered a supportive community where women could network and access incredible experts and their life-changing advice, tools, and resources, but also peers, and new friends. It was the sense of community and togetherness that was so powerful," says Chopra Jonas. "After that experience, I wanted to expand the reach of the Social Club to women in different cities. Every woman deserves to live the life they want, and it's refreshing to partner with a brand like Marshalls who has prioritized community-based initiatives like this to support women."
As partners in this mission, Chopra Jonas and Marshalls are collaborating again to design impactful sessions on how to help find financial stability, how to embrace your self-worth and achieve your ambitions for a better life, how to turn connections into valuable community, and how to style with purpose and confidence.
"Marshalls has long upheld the belief that women should have access to the good stuff™ in life - not only in our stores but in every aspect that is important to them," states Sonya Cosentini, Vice President, Brand Marketing, Marshalls. "Last year, we made a great impact in helping provide women the tools and resources they need to make their ideal life a reality. It's evident, though, from our recent research that there is still work to be done. All women deserve the good stuff™ in life, but for so many reasons, the life they want to live can feel just beyond their grasp. By taking the Marshalls Good Stuff Social Club to two more cities, and making it accessible to all digitally, we are able to reach more women. And, in turn, help them get closer to the life they want to live."
Women are encouraged to sign up HERE to join in-person sessions taking place tomorrow, June 8 from 10am-6:30pm ET at the women owned coworking and community space, The Lola (621 North Ave NE Bldg D) in
- Host: Lauren Speed-Hamilton
Atlanta -based entrepreneur and media personality Lauren Speed-Hamilton will host the day's activities, including participating in select sessions during moderated Q&As to foster a dynamic conversation between session leaders and attendees.
- Growing Together: How Community is the Key to Success with Zerina Akers
- Entrepreneur, celebrity stylist and a member of the Marshalls Good Stuff Style Collective, Zerina has paved a path for aspiring Black women and entrepreneurs. She'll share the lessons she's learned in her career, speak to the value of community and how elevating those around you can ultimately unlock the life you want to live. A Q&A will follow, moderated by Lauren Speed-Hamilton.
- Finding Financial Stability with Your Rich BFF Vivian Tu
- Vivian Tu, financial mastermind behind the Your Rich BFF brand, will reveal the tools and strategies to help women manage their money and careers—as well as setting aspirational and inspirational goals—to help give them the confidence to pursue all of their ambitions.
- How Rejection Leads to Redirection with E! News TV Personality Keltie Knight
- Keltie Knight will host a session on re-framing perceived failures into lessons that lead to a better future. Keltie will share how moments of rejection forced her to reconsider the best path for achieving the life she wanted to live, followed by a Q&A moderated by Lauren Speed-Hamilton.
- Finding Fulfillment by Going Beyond Happiness with Jenn Lim
- Happiness expert Jenn Lim will share how she creates time and space for joy, all while balancing the demands of her career. After sharing her personal story and the tools she uses to find happiness, Jenn will lead participants in a creative journaling activity.
- Find Your Mentor Match: Speed Dating Edition
Atlanta entrepreneur and venture capitalist Jewel Burks Solomon and Brenda Jiménez from the non-profit organization MENTORNew York , an affiliate of MENTOR, will lead a session on mentor matching. They'll share best practices for building authentic, lasting peer-to-peer relationships, before attendees jump into a round of "speed mentoring" where they may just find their perfect mentor match.
- Styling to Feel Your Best with Karen Blanchard
- Style is more than wearing clothes, it's about finding what makes you feel like your best, most confident self. Renowned stylist Karen Blanchard will inspire women to let their self-worth shine by providing styling tips and trends.
As part of Marshalls mission, the brand will also donate
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