Join us for a morning of floral beauty and festive generosity hosted by Becky DelGhiaccio, Spence-Chapin board member, as we support Spence-Chapin Services to Families & Children. Through their Imagine Boutique, Spence-Chapin helps new mothers and babies receive essential clothing and supplies. At this event, we’ll create our own Share & Care Boxes while enjoying cocktails and sweet treats.
Build Share & Care Boxes
Create Beautiful Bouquets
Enjoy Cocktails & Treats
About The Event
At this event, you will be able to choose from a selection of beautiful baby clothes and supplies to create a ready-to-gift Share & Care Box. You can then choose to take your box home and gift it to someone in your life, or we will gift your box to a woman in need.
RSVP is required, so we can make sure to have the right amount of items to choose from. For your convenience, you can pre-purchase your box before the event at the link below. Boxes will also be available for purchase at the event.
Where and when is the event?
The event is located at The DeGhiaccio’s house: 6014 E. Jenan Drive, Scottsdale, Az 85254. Thank you to the DelGhiaccio family for hosting this special event! Please arrive at 10am on Friday, December 19th.
Unable to Attend the Event?
You can still support by making a donation. Every dollar goes to the women and children being supported by Spence-Chapin’s Birth & Expectant Parent Services.
You can also shop Imagine Boutique online at the link below. Whether you choose to purchase a Share & Care box or individual pieces, every dollar goes to supporting new moms who need it.
What Is Imagine Boutique and Who Does It Help?
Imagine Boutique is a donor-supported baby clothing and supplies shop that provides essential baby items to new mothers being served through Spence-Chapin’s Birth & Expectant Parent Services. 100% of proceeds go directly to supporting new parents in need.
Spence-Chapin serves women throughout New York, New Jersey, and Arizona who are facing an unplanned pregnancy or who have just given birth and are unsure about parenting. When clients come to us for support, many are in crisis—they don’t have a strong support system to count on, some are experiencing financial or housing insecurity, are victims of domestic violence, or have just received an unexpected medical diagnosis for their baby and are in shock.
Spence-Chapin social workers provide compassionate and nonjudgmental counseling to these mothers while helping them to explore every option available to them and their baby. They identify and connect these moms who are struggling to local resources and social services they may be in need of who can provide the basics they are often lacking.
