SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - A Santa Barbara fashion show will help a school in Colombia find a permanent home.
Local nonprofit leaders will walk the runway carrying bags handwoven by Indigenous Wayuu women.One Thread Collective is organizing the fundraiser.
The money will help the Yala’yalaa School for Women’s Empowerment secure a permanent space.
“And the models that are walking with the bags are all women role models prominent women need from Santa Barbara so it’s not only an opportunity to support collective, but will also be raising awareness around other nonprofits and other really important causes that are affecting our community," said Cofounder & Executive Director Jackie Gilbert of One Thread Collective.
The show is November 19th at El Paseo Restaurant in downtown Santa Barbara.
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