Santa Monica, CA (PRWEB) August 02, 2017 -- Women RSVP for Good is the first and only fun creative funding solution for nonprofits, rewarding invite only party attendance with donations. Every time a woman who lives on the Westside RSVPs and attends a Recruiting for Good sponsored celebration, a donation is made to a local nonprofit or social project.
According to Recruiting for Good Founder Carlos Cymerman, "We are re-defining a new paradigm to Party for Good... by rewarding Westside women who RSVP and attend our exclusive Beauty Foodie parties. Participate to celebrate life often."
How Women Attend VIP Party & RSVP for Good
1. RSVP by email to Carlos(at)WePartyforGood(dot)com to secure a spot for exclusive beauty foodie fashion party for 30 women, 'Celebrate Paris on Montana Avenue Party,' on August 10th 6-8 pm.
2. Every woman, who RSVPs and also attends August party results in a $25 dollar donation from Recruiting for Good to a designated Santa Monica Nonprofit.
3. First 5 Westside women to RSVP and attend party also earn a special invite to VIP Belgian Chocolates and Chair Massages Party at the end of August.
Carlos Cymerman adds, "Come celebrate life and party for good, participate in creative writing contest to win shopping rewards. The most fashion forward outfit wins our signature Beauty Foodie Shopping Day. Bring your BFF and escape your responsibilities for a fun social hour, or two."
About
Recruiting for Good is a fun social staffing company that has been connecting talented technical professionals to great jobs since 1998. Our fun mission is celebrating life by sponsoring fun parties, creative writing contests, and 1 on 1 mentoring services. To find the best talent often, find your next kick*ss job and party for good, email Carlos(at)RecruitingforGood(dot)com
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Inspired Party...'Celebrate Paris on Montana Avenue' PRESENCE...Personal Purpose Mentoring
Carlos Cymerman, Recruiting for Good, http://www.recruitingforgood.com, +1 (310) 720-8324, [email protected]
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