Return to the runway
The Friends of the Animal Center Foundation and Iowa Fashion Project collaborated once again to raise money for local shelter dogs through charity event “Fashion to the Rescue.”
October 17, 2017
Local rescue or shelter dogs were gathered together on Thursday, Oct. 12 to participate in a charity event, called “Fashion to the Rescue.” This was first established last year by the Iowa Fashion Project and Friends of the Animal Center Foundation (FACF) to raise money for local animal shelters. The success attributed to last year’s event enabled it to happen again. The 2017 show was organized by local designer, Born Leaders United, and FACF, and took place outdoors at the Iowa River Landing.
To hear what people had to say about this event last year and watch a video of the show, click here.
![Anna Moore 21 watches Julia Bernat 21 cut a strand of Moore’s hair after school in the commons during the annual West High School Dance Marathon hair drive on Jan. 11. “I had wanted to cut my hair for a few months,” Moore said. “[I] waited until the West High Dance Marathon hair drive because I knew people who had donated their hair in the past and I thought it sounded like a cool way to help out. It’s a little thing to do for a great cause.”](https://wsspaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/307A9378FEATUREedited-475x317.jpg)
