On Tuesday, November 28th I had the pleasure of hosting an amazing night of giving back at Gordman's here in Fort Wayne.  The #GTHANKS event was a fun night of giving that consisted of shopping, giveaways, and snacks. I mean what girl doesn't love those things? The most amazing part of the night that 10% of the proceeds were donated to a local non -profit Mad Anthony's Children's Hope House.  Mad Anthony's Children's Hope House provides lodging for families from Northeast Indiana who's child is having a surgery or procedure that require the child to stay overnight. There is nothing a parent wants more than to be close to their child when they are in pain and dealing with medical issues. I was once that parent when my son was 2 so I know that feeling and there were people and organizations that showed me kindness. If you would like to learn more about Mad Anthony Children's Hope Hospital you can check it out  (here)









Such a fun night shopping for a good cause and the first 50 shoppers received a gift bag that included a $5 giftcard and you even had the chance to sign up to win $100 giftcard. I loved interacting with the customers finding all the things on their list and oh so much more :) 




You will not believe the fabulous finds at Gordman's.  You could basically get all your shopping done in one place and the brands they carry at such a deep discount makes this Mom so happy. I mean I saw many Jessica Simpson bags for $10 how can you beat that?



There is definately something for everybody on your Christmas list . I love a one stop shop it makes my life easier but also I feel good about what I am giving. 


 I am so thankful to Gordman's for allowing me to be a part of such an amazing event! A special thank you to all the customers that showed up for a good cause. I had a wonderful time!


I  also want to thank you all for stopping by it means so much to me. Wishing you a very Happy Holiday season. There is no greater gift than giving!


                                                 XOXO Mary aka Curlybyrdie