Beverly Hills On-Line Children's Consignment Boutique Partners with Charity to Help At-Risk Kids

June 19, 2012 - PRLog -- Beverly Hills newest consignment boutique, SPOILED!, an online platform consigning children's new and gently worn designer clothing, has partnered with the Simuel Whitfield Simmons (SWS) Organanization to assist at risk families in need.  "We are a new company but it was important that our business model incorporated an initiative to help those in need, especially the children. We will help SWS by providing unclaimed merchandise, as well as, assiting with other needed resources," said SPOILED! owner, CeCe Hendriks.  SPOILED! officially launched on June 1, 2012  and it embodies the three essentials of online luxury shopping: affordability, convenience, and exclusivity.  Many of the 100% authentic,  brands featured on SPOILED! were designed by top European and American designers like Gucci, Burberry, Ralph Lauren and Dolce&Gabbana.  All goods sold on the site and in the showroom are approved and certified as authentic before being photographed for online sales.  

SPOILED! will work with numerous charities as it grows but SWS is the type of grassroots, non-profit organization that will help families in a timely fashion which is a priority for SPOILED!.  The Simuel Whitfield Simmons Organization was formed over 10 years ago to help meet the immediate and long term needs of at-risk youth and families. "We strive to break the cycle of poverty by offering our families and youth the resources, mentorship and education they need to achieve self-sufficiency," said Natasha Rodgers, the CEO/Founder of the Simuel Whitfield Simmons Organization.  SWS strives to help families becoming self-sufficient. Identifying families at risk, for economic distress, school failure/drop-out, and family fragmentation are crucial to improving our communities.

SPOILED!'s partnership will help SWS continue to develop networking relationships with front line service providers who function at critical identification points and who will refer appropriate families to gateway prevention programs. "It tough being a child now-a-days and our assistance will help give children confidence in their appearance and that can foster confidence in other parts of their lives," said Hendriks.  The financial resources will help SWS develop family protective initiatives to increase resilience and self-sufficiency such as: Promote Physical Health and Wellness, Increase the number of individuals who develop additional educational achievement, job skills (seeking and retention), increased openness in communication between family members as well as the community, Strengthen family bonds through shared recreation, social and spiritual activities, Increase literacy in the family among children as well as adults.

SPOILED! is currently accepting inventory submissions from individuals and boutiques. SPOILED! will not only help the mother ensure that the items she painstakingly selected for her child is worn by someone who appreciates value, she can also generate significant revenue as a consistent consignee.  Consistent with industry practices, SPOILED! will offer a 50% consignment commission of the selling price.

The simple online submission procedure is as follows:

Step 1.   Email SPOILED! a list and photographs of the items you have for approval at    CeCe@SpoiledFashionz.com
Step 2.   Box up and weigh your approved items then email SPOILED! this info along with your address.
Step 3.   SPOILED! emails you a prepaid mailing label that you print and tape to your box.

Visit http://www.SpoiledFashionz.com for more information.  
 


About SPOILED!

Launching on June 1, 2012, by CeCe Hendricks, SPOILED! is an upscale kids boutique that carries new and gently-used designer fashions from across the globe. SPOILED! consigns and sells items through its user-friendly online platform.  SPOILED! accepts designer children's clothing from individuals and boutiques.  The product names used in this press release on www.SpoiledFashionz.com are for identification purposes only. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.