100,000 Women Campaign Fashion Auction
In November 2021, our incredible fashion auction featured world-leading designers like Oscar de la Renta and Jenny Packham while raising money for the 100,000 Women Campaign.
The Cherie Blair Foundation for Women’s 100,000 Women Campaign fashion auction featured over 30 items generously donated by a host of world-leading designers including Vivienne Westwood, Oscar de la Renta, Max Mara and Jenny Packham.
Running throughout November 2021 alongside the Foundation’s global Women Entrepreneurs Mean Business summit, the online auction was an opportunity to snap up an incredible piece of fashion or jewellery – and support women entrepreneurs in low and middle income countries at the same time!
Proceeds from the auction will go to the Foundation’s 100,000 Women Campaign, kicking off its third and final year. The Campaign aims to raise £10 million to directly support 100,000 more women entrepreneurs to start, grow and sustain successful businesses through the Foundation’s programmes. This in turn enables them to achieve incredible things for their families, communities and societies.
Together we are unstoppable.
We’re directly supporting 100,000 more women to start & grow successful businesses
Women Entrepreneurs Mean Business will also launch the final year of our ambitious and impactful 100,000 Women Campaign, which is raising £10 million in order to directly support another 100,000 women entrepreneurs across 2020, 2021 and 2022. Join us on our mission today!
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