Same stylish clothes, different takes. Watch stylists take one rack and pull it in completely different directions: game day layers, fall transition pieces, the pieces you'll want for whatever's on your calendar next. Then get styled and shop for your own fall update, glass in hand.

Guests will also meet Juma Ventures, a nonprofit rewriting what's possible for young people who've had the odds stacked against them from the start. Since 2013, over 1,400 Seattle Juma youth have earned real paychecks and walked away with more than money: a mentor, a career plan, financial literacy, and a shot at what's next.

Thursday, August 20
5:30-7:30pm

Armoire Seattle
4786 1st Ave S #106, Seattle, WA 98134

Come shop and learn more about Juma Ventures and how we help young people build careers. 

A first job changes a life. For young people who face barriers to opportunity, that first job increasingly doesn't come at all. Juma Ventures was built for that gap. For over three decades, Juma has employed youth ages 16 to 24 at major sports and entertainment venues, including Lumen Field, T-Mobile Park, and Husky Stadium, and paired the paycheck with what entry-level work usually skips: a coach, financial literacy, a first bank account, a steady adult in their corner.

In Seattle, more than 1,400 young people have worked with Juma since 2013, earning over $3.1 million in wages. Applications hit a record this year: 20 for every open slot. Seattle is now piloting an expanded program, including a staffing model that places young people in flexible roles with partners who need reliable, trained talent. Partners like Armoire.