Luxe File ♥s...Powered by Action

Thursday, December 9, 5:30-7:30PM

Powered by Action's Launch Reception

G.R. N'Namdi Gallery

110 N. Peoria

After nearly eighteen months of preparation, and just in time for the holiday gift-giving season, Powered by Action is hosting its first fundraiser and launch party at G.R. N'Namdi. The new non-profit, powered and promoted by an elite team of dedicated Chicago business leaders and philanthropists whose time and services are provided pro bono, offers a personal and customized approach to the art of do-gooding. Whether it's donating time, monies or resources, donors form an intimate and impenetrable bond with the distressed and developing communities they help to become economically sustainable and sufficient.

The event will feature passed cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and the opportunity to meet and mingle with some of the organization's executive team including Powered by Action's founder and Chief Executive Officer, Andre Hughes.

Tickets cost $100 per person and may be purchased online: http://poweredbyactionlaunch.eventbrite.com/ or at the door.

To learn more about Powered by Action, please visit: www.poweredbyaction.org or contact Director of Public Relations, Carolynn D’Antino at (312) 925-9375 or carolynn.dantino@poweredbyaction.org.

Powered by Action's Andre Hughes and Carolynn D'Antino

Luxe File ♥s...

Tied Up and Tousled's Bardow headband

My colorist and I are in love. I love him for keeping my golden tresses runway-ready and he loves me for putting his child through Harvard. So keeping my luxe locks looking their non-brassy best, stylish accessories that add glamour, whimsy or a touch of sparkle are a must. Enter Tied Up and Tousled's Kate Rutter, whose vintage-inspired line of delicate headbands will channel your inner sexy-hippie-cum-silverscreen-siren and are perfect for any occasion - a black-tie gala, mukluk-shopping or long, lazy weekends at the lake house. They also make lovely gifts for your well-groomed girlfriends.

http://www.tiedupandtousled.com/

Posted by Kerry Shorr