Get started
Whether you're seeking services or ready to support our mission, here's how to take your first step.
New clients ages 18+ can access career advancement services including classes, coaching, and professional clothing. Start by attending a Welcome Orientation to get enrolled.
Sign up →Our volunteers are on the front lines of empowering clients. Apply to attend an orientation session and choose from a variety of in-person and virtual roles.
Volunteer →Donate professional women's clothing at our Wearhouse on scheduled Donation Days. Registration is required and opens three weeks before each event.
Learn more →Your financial gift funds career development, professional attire, and ongoing support for women pursuing economic independence. One-time and monthly giving options available.
Donate →Corporate partnerships
Join a community of organizations committed to advancing women's economic independence in the Twin Cities.
Support our signature events like the emPower Her 5K and The Power of You. Sponsorships help fund programming and raise visibility for our mission.
Learn more →Organize a clothing drive at your workplace or community group to stock our Wearhouse with professional attire for the women we serve.
Coming soonBring your team together for a meaningful group volunteer experience at our Wearhouse or at one of our community events.
Coming soonUpdates & events
Stay connected with what's happening at DFSTC — from community events to the latest news and stories.
We're working on a central hub for all DFSTC events — from donation days and fundraisers to client and community gatherings. Check back soon!
Coming soonRead success stories, volunteer spotlights, organizational updates, and more from our newsroom — updated regularly by our team.
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Thank you to our generous sponsors
Our sponsors make our mission possible. Their ongoing support funds professional attire, career development programs, and the network that empowers Twin Cities women to build lasting economic independence. We are grateful for every organization that stands with us.