Helping Women And Women Veterans
Tax deductible
Women Veterans find that their transition from combat to work, business and life can be difficult! We are here to help you!
Combat to civilian life is a tough transition
As a result, colleges, work and businesses are contending with adjustment problems
and serious disorders far different from those for which their staffs have been trained: traumatic brain injury; post-traumatic stress related to combat and often accompanied by depression and substance abuse; and military sexual trauma, as sexual abuse in the service is known.
For some, the move from combat to civilian life is relatively seamless. Unlike the hostility that greeted Vietnam veterans on campuses in the 1960s and ’70s, the current generation of student veterans, a quarter of whom are women, has largely been met with polite acceptance. But many describe an arduous transition for which they — and the campuses absorbing them — are ill-prepared.
Women have to deal with abrupt transition of “going from an environment where people around you are dying every day and trying to kill you” to a civilian life where they was surrounded by people who didn’t know anyone in the military.
Women-Eye is a not-for-profit organization providing a place for women to enrich their mind and spirit while creating a business so they can feed themselves and their children. We have been in operation since 2006..
Women-Eye Workshop 2011 On How To Start A Business Video
Women-Eye has grown tremendously over the past seven years. Women-Eye has helped over 2,500 women. This year alone, Women-Eye has given over 400 grants to women which could not have happened without your help. The grants cover fees for membership, workshops and Expos.
Women-Eye increases awareness of business ownership as a viable means of economic self-sufficiency
Women-Eye’s 2011 Art Fundraiser And Expo Video
The mission of Women-Eye is to increase the business knowledge of women. We do this by educating and assisting women in the community affected by barriers such as unemployment, prison records, emotional distress, and homelessness.
Women-Eye’s 2008 Business Conference And Expo Honoring Women Veterans Video
Women-Eye has special programs for girls, women veterans and women released from prison so they can take control of their lives. Women-Eye works with women artist helping them to market and sale their product
Women-Eye serves several communities throughout the United States and abroad. Women has a long reach through our website.
The initiative was launched by Rosemary Reeves the fundraiser is for the reopening of Women-Eye’s business incubator, which we had to close in June 2014. We lost our lease.
All of the funds donated will be used for providing training and support services such as
* Business Management
* Marketing
*Accounting
* A place for the women to develop and sale their product
* To complete the development of our Women-Eye Shopping Mall on our website
* Donations will help the programs that help women get back on their feet
100% of the funds donated will be used to benefit Women-Eye’s mission and is 100% taxes deducible. Women-Eye appreciate any amount you may be able to contribute.
One other way you can help is to forward this to as many people in your circles as possible. We don't have a lot of time to raise funds so I ask that you please share this campaign as quickly as possible.
Thanks in advance for any donations and help! We love you all!
See Some Of Women-Eye's Work
OUR COMPANIES
ROSEMARY'S CORNER
WOMEN-EYE
WOMEN-EYE TV
Women-Eye AtThe State Of Illinois Building
Combat to civilian life is a tough transition
As a result, colleges, work and businesses are contending with adjustment problems
and serious disorders far different from those for which their staffs have been trained: traumatic brain injury; post-traumatic stress related to combat and often accompanied by depression and substance abuse; and military sexual trauma, as sexual abuse in the service is known.
For some, the move from combat to civilian life is relatively seamless. Unlike the hostility that greeted Vietnam veterans on campuses in the 1960s and ’70s, the current generation of student veterans, a quarter of whom are women, has largely been met with polite acceptance. But many describe an arduous transition for which they — and the campuses absorbing them — are ill-prepared.
Women have to deal with abrupt transition of “going from an environment where people around you are dying every day and trying to kill you” to a civilian life where they was surrounded by people who didn’t know anyone in the military.
Women-Eye is a not-for-profit organization providing a place for women to enrich their mind and spirit while creating a business so they can feed themselves and their children. We have been in operation since 2006..
Women-Eye Workshop 2011 On How To Start A Business Video
Women-Eye has grown tremendously over the past seven years. Women-Eye has helped over 2,500 women. This year alone, Women-Eye has given over 400 grants to women which could not have happened without your help. The grants cover fees for membership, workshops and Expos.
Women-Eye increases awareness of business ownership as a viable means of economic self-sufficiency
Women-Eye’s 2011 Art Fundraiser And Expo Video
The mission of Women-Eye is to increase the business knowledge of women. We do this by educating and assisting women in the community affected by barriers such as unemployment, prison records, emotional distress, and homelessness.
Women-Eye’s 2008 Business Conference And Expo Honoring Women Veterans Video
Women-Eye has special programs for girls, women veterans and women released from prison so they can take control of their lives. Women-Eye works with women artist helping them to market and sale their product
Women-Eye serves several communities throughout the United States and abroad. Women has a long reach through our website.
The initiative was launched by Rosemary Reeves the fundraiser is for the reopening of Women-Eye’s business incubator, which we had to close in June 2014. We lost our lease.
All of the funds donated will be used for providing training and support services such as
* Business Management
* Marketing
*Accounting
* A place for the women to develop and sale their product
* To complete the development of our Women-Eye Shopping Mall on our website
* Donations will help the programs that help women get back on their feet
100% of the funds donated will be used to benefit Women-Eye’s mission and is 100% taxes deducible. Women-Eye appreciate any amount you may be able to contribute.
One other way you can help is to forward this to as many people in your circles as possible. We don't have a lot of time to raise funds so I ask that you please share this campaign as quickly as possible.
Thanks in advance for any donations and help! We love you all!
See Some Of Women-Eye's Work
OUR COMPANIES
ROSEMARY'S CORNER
WOMEN-EYE
WOMEN-EYE TV
Women-Eye AtThe State Of Illinois Building
Organizer
Rosemary Reeves
Organizer
Chicago, IL
WOMEN-EYE INCORPORATED
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
