Enjoy The 2023 Women Empowering Women Luncheon Philanthropy Shopping Experience

THE WOODLANDS, TX – The 2023 Women Empowering Women Luncheon has sold out in record time. Presented by Waste Connections, the luncheon will be held at The Peach Orchard on Thursday, January 26, 2023, with doors opening at 10:30 am. The Committee will be offering a Philanthropy Shopping Experience to persons who would still like to shop for a cause at the Philanthropy Market. This shopping only experience will be open to guests from 1 pm – 3 pm for only $25.

“We are incredibly excited and honored that the luncheon sold out so quickly! However, we wanted to give the community the opportunity to shop with our amazing vendors, and still be able to make an impact on the Clinic by being a part of the event! We are thrilled to be able to provide the afternoon shopping experience and are looking forward to seeing everyone!” shared Taylor Handfelt, owner of Piney Rose and Event Chair.

The curated Philanthropy Market is created to provide guests with the opportunity to shop some of the most unique local shops in Montgomery County. The vendors will in turn donate 15% of their proceeds from the day back to the Community Clinic. Participating vendors will include:

• Gold & Grace Jewelry
• Teacups + Tadpoles
• Piney Rose
• Flamingo Ranch
• Pell 1990
• Mustard Seed Seasoning
• Colorfully Daily
• Karden Lane
• Jordan Loves James
• Jen Loves Paper
• Oh So Sunnies
• Bows By HaLi
• Flamingo Rodeo
• Bun Bands
• Honey B Candles
• Woodlands Gear

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Proceeds from the Women Empowering Women Luncheon benefit Interfaith Community Clinic, the only charity clinic serving all of Montgomery County. The Community Clinic opened its doors in 1996 to meet the medical needs of the uninsured population. As the needs of the community have grown, so have the services offered at the clinic. Today, the clinic continues to provide quality basic medical and dental care, counseling, and patient services to individuals in need.

A volunteer staff of licensed physicians, nurses, medical providers, dentists, dental assistants, dental hygienists, as well as translators and support personnel work together to provide patient care. Patients unable to pay their “contribution to care” are covered through the generosity of donors, so no patient is turned away due to financial challenges. Programs are provided free of charge and are funded by the generous financial support of our local hospital partners, grants, faith-based organizations, businesses, civic groups, and individuals.

For more information on the Clinic, please view www.interfaithcommunityclinic.org or call 281-364-7889. For details on the Women Empowering Women event, please call the development office at 832-615-8225 or visit www.interfaithcommunityclinic.org/event/women-empowering-women-2.

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