Serving the greater Los Angeles area, Women At Work is a nonprofit job and career resource center committed to helping women reach their full employment and earning potential.

For over 25 years, Women At Work has provided career services to help over 100,000 women and men from all backgrounds. With long-standing employer relations, the center's Resource Room offers thousands of job leads. Through individualized career counseling sessions, workshops, and classes, Women At Work empowers the unemployed and under-employed to make smart career choices that will impact their lives and ultimately, the community as a whole.

Support Women At Work while you do your holiday shopping at Macy's Pasadena on South Lake Ave!

Saturday, November 22, 2008
10am-9pm

Purchase a $10 ticket from Women At Work and receive $10 off your first purchase of $25 or more AND save up to 20% off on purchases throughout the store!

You'll also be eligible to enter a $500 Macy's shopping spree!

100% of the proceeds from tickets sold go to Women At Work, helping women achieve their full employment and earning potential.

For tickets, please contact Catherine Gosenson at 626-796-6870 x27 Please make checks payable to Women At Work. Visa and Mastercard also accepted. Thank you for supporting Women At Work!

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Women At Work is now located at 3871 E. Colorado Blvd., just west of Michillinda Avenue, next to the Dunn Edwards paint building.

EVENTS:

Technical Workshop! - Online Networking
Wednesday, Nov. 19
6:00pm-7:30pm
Learn how to use "Linked In," the most popular online networking site for professionals.
Fee: $20

45+ and Job Hunting
Thursday, Dec. 4
10:00am-12:30pm
Maximize your opportunities and discover what has worked for others.
Fee: $20

Technical Workshop! - Beginners: Build a Website on a Shoestring Budget
Wednesday, Dec. 19
6:00pm-7:30pm
Thinging of making a website but don't know where to start? Learn the basic skills to build a website for little or no cost.
Fee: $20

WAW is delighted to be a United Way grant recipient for our emancipated foster youth program. If your employer allows you to make designated gifts to United Way, please consider Women At Work as your designee.