What's Happening?
The Sunbeam Holiday Boutique celebrated its 114th year at The Country Club in Pepper Pike, featuring 12 new vendors and a variety of shopping opportunities. Held from November 12 to 14, the event included
items such as clothing, jewelry, home goods, and skincare products from 35 vendors. A portion of all sales was donated to Vocational Guidance Services, an organization supporting individuals with disabilities. The event included an opening night party and a Ladies Night, providing a social shopping experience. The boutique's origins date back to 1890, when it was established to support children at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland.
Why It's Important?
The Sunbeam Holiday Boutique not only offers a unique shopping experience but also supports a charitable cause, highlighting the intersection of commerce and community service. By donating a portion of sales to Vocational Guidance Services, the event contributes to the empowerment and support of individuals with disabilities. This model of combining retail with philanthropy can inspire other events and businesses to adopt similar practices, fostering a culture of giving and community involvement. The boutique's long history also underscores the enduring value of community-driven initiatives in supporting local causes.
