Corporate and Local Participation with Post-Op Garments
I read a very nice news tidbit the other day about Intimate Fashions business owner, Barbara Graves from Little Rock, Arkansas. She owns a specialty lingerie shop focusing her attentions on women with special fitting needs. Since 1973, she and her staff have helped women by providing an extensive mastectomy department.
As she is regularly involved in the “Race for the Cure Campaign”, Barbara decided to provide free camisoles to women with no or inadequate insurance. The campaign is called “Camis For A Cause” and is also supported by St. Vincent’s Cancer Center and Baptist Breast Center. To help with the campaign, Amoena donated eight hundred dollars.
Amoena, a large international corporation “provides a better quality of life for women who have undergone breast surgery”. They offer a very large collection of lingerie, swimwear, loungewear and other intimate apparel for women who require undergarments designed to restore confidence and self-esteem. Their line of foundation garments is created for different cultures and different women’s styles.
