RECLAIMED FASHIONS. RENEWED LIVES.

        Discarded to Divine 2013

Thank you to all our designers, sponsors, contributors, donors, attendees and volunteers for a lovely event April 16, 2013. And especially to Gensler for hosting the evening in their beautiful and stylish San Francisco office. We are happy to report the event was a fundraising success for the St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco’s Wellness Center. We look forward to seeing you all next year for 2014!

 

 

It is with gratitude that we acknowledge our contributing educational institutions…



For the monumental task of cataloguing and maintaining our collection of entries and for
the design and set-up of venues at the de Young Museum and at Gensler, San Francisco.


For educating their students about the importance of community involvement by encouraging and supporting their participation in the
St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco’s Discarded to Divine.


You are invited to participate in an event that has touched
1000’s by its creativity, its care for the environment and its
compassion for the community. Now in its 8th year we look
to the design community to continue its support of those we
serve by creating a one -of -a -kind piece. The donated
creations become the cornerstone of our fundraising
efforts at the Discarded to Divine Auction in April.
This year the proceeds will go directly to The Wellness
Center Is a safe respite focusing on
meditation, education, good nutrition, exercise and
community support for those suffering from addiction
and mental health issues.

Sally Rosen, Discarded to Divine, Administrator
1175 Howard Street, San Francisco
Call 415-552-5561X306 or
email srosen@svdp-sf.org

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

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Discarded to Divine features a collection of one-of-a-kind fashion creations and exquisite
home décor created from discarded clothing and materials, benefiting the
St. Vincent de Paul Society's Wellness Center. The Center offers an integrative whole person
approach, to well-being, for all underserved populations  who are reaching for recovery of every kind.		    
 
  St. Vincent de Paul Society San Francisco