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North Shore Exchange’s Altruistic Goal – Luxury on a Mission – Transforms the Chicagoland Community Via Innovation

North Shore Exchange has awarded $3.2 million to more than 50 Chicago area charities in 10 years to fight food insecurity, homelessness, and domestic violence.

North Shore Exchange awards $550,000 to 15 Chicagoland charities.

North Shore Exchange offers virtual consignment appointments --NSE will help you  sell your purse nationwide.

When you shop or sell luxury bags with North Shore Exchange, 100% of profits go to charity.

Live outside of the Chicago area?  Shop or sell at North Shore Exchange online. NSE ships nationwide.

Shop North Shore Exchange's website at https://NorthShoreExchange.org 24/7. NSE ships fine jewelry and luxury fashion nationwide.

North Shore Exchange awards $550,000 to 15 charities in 2022. The nonprofit, luxury consignment business has given $3.2 million to 50+ charities in 10 years.

North Shore Exchange helps eliminate the trauma of poverty for families. NSE's Luxury on a Mission Program has given $3.2 million to Chicagoland charities in 10 years. 100% of profits go to charity.”
— Nicole Hayek, Director of Philanthropy, North Shore Exchange
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, UNITED STATES, September 28, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Chicago Illinois-based, Wendy Serrino, the President and Founder of North Shore Exchange (NSE) is interviewed by Los Angeles-based, leading podcaster Adam Torres of the Mission Matters Philanthropic Podcast on growing a luxury consignment store into a powerhouse non-profit organization.

NSE’s mission is to create opportunities that eliminate the suffering of poverty for children and families across the greater area of Chicago. Recently on Mission Matters podcast, Wendy Serrino discussed the growth of her nonprofit, luxury consignment shop North Shore Exchange (NSE), and its ability to fund $3.2 million dollars to Chicagoland charities.

Luxury On a Mission

NSE is committed to improving the lives of Chicagoland communities. It has taken an innovative approach to combine consignment, designer shopping, and volunteering to another level resulting in a full-circle transformative experience for all involved.

Individuals can earn money by selling their designer and home goods on consignment. Once the items have been repurchased, these funds go back into the community in the form of grants through the Luxury on a Mission Program to Chicagoland charities. These charities provide services that have a direct impact on the lives of people in their communities.

“We provide opportunities for people to participate in our mission…to generate profits to serve the poor,” emphasized Serrino.

Innovation that Transforms Everyday People

As a 2021 nominee for the Chicago Innovation Awards, an honor Serrino is still excited about, NSE is driven to consistently find new ways to help its community. Their award recognition has brought even more visibility about their partnerships with the life-altering charities that they have funded.

The Luxury on a Mission program, Serrino says, is to prioritize and award the local agencies most in need of grant funding. This year, NSE received overwhelming requests totaling almost $2.3 million from more than 80 nonprofit organizations, up from 55 in 2021. After extensively vetting all requests, the philanthropic committee narrowed the field to 15 grantees who will receive $550,000. This will bring NSE’s total charitable grants to well over $3.2 million since 2013. This year’s grant program is the second largest in NSE’s history.

The nonprofit organizations recognized and funded this year focus on hunger, homelessness, health care, resources for domestic and substance abuse, legal rights for children, and or a combination of the above.

This year’s awardees include CASA Lake County, Children's Research Triangle, Family Promise Chicago North Shore, Family Service of Glencoe, Fenix Centro de Salud Health Center, Highland Park Community Foundation: Shooting Response Fund, HOME, Illinois Fire Safety Alliance: Burn Camp, Margaret’s Village, Northern Illinois Food Bank, Nourishing Hope, Old Irving Park Community Center, RefugeeOne, The Harbour, WINGS Program, Inc.

While the priority is to see funds actively transforming communities, their organizational growth has allowed NSE to strengthen its internal operations. A third consignment store in a new location, the purchase of the building for our flagship store, a move to a warehouse, and the plan for increased sales with technology will drive future growth for this life-changing organization.

Become Part of the Mission

To keep up with North Shore Exchange or shop its inventory, follow the nonprofit on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. Donors can use the contact page on https://northshoreexchange.org or email wendy@northshoreexchange.org. Volunteers wishing to work in-store, provide legal advice, or warehouse support can also contact us at the website’s volunteer page.

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