Dress for Success Phoenix will soon be moving to an expanded and high-profile new location in the heart of Phoenix’s business community at Park Central. The move marks a significant milestone in the nonprofit’s mission to empower women, teens, and young adults to achieve economic independence through workforce development and career readiness programs.
The organization will officially move into it new 8,050-square-foot facility located in the project’s Diamond Building on June 1. Just steps from the Valley Metro Light Rail at the Thomas/Central Avenue station, the new campus is easily accessible for the clients Dress for Success Phoenix serves throughout the region.
“We are thrilled to welcome Dress for Success Phoenix to Park Central,” said Sharon Harper, Chairman and CEO of Plaza Companies. “Their work aligns beautifully with the values we’ve infused into this campus — workforce development, opportunity and innovation. This new location will provide the organization and its clients with increased visibility, accessibility and capacity to grow.”
Beyond clothes, Dress for Success will provide collaborative meeting areas, upgraded career service facilities, and a welcoming environment designed to foster empowerment, confidence, and connection for the thousands served each year in its new space.
“This move is more than just a change of location. It’s a powerful investment in the future of the women, teens, and young adults we serve,” CEO Tamala McBath said. “Being in the heart of Phoenix’s professional community strengthens our commitment to workforce development, giving those in our programs even greater access to resources, mentorship, and opportunity.”
Dress for Success Phoenix will begin operations at the new location on June 9, with plans for a formal grand opening celebration in the fall. The organization has requested a temporary hold on clothing donations until June 16 to ensure a smooth transition. Volunteers are encouraged to assist with packing and logistics during the month of May. For more information, visit dfsphoenix.org.
