- April 23, 2024
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Brittany Lush, Joan Bradley, Jina Crowder and Angela Black
Karen Dimsey works at Crowders, but came in on her day off for the event and to check out the new lines, Preppy Polly.
Jessica Sondey got her lipstick purse signed before she left. "I like that the bags are easy to clean, and come in different sizes," she said.
Joan Bradley poses beside the Vera Bradley display.
Emma Hoelly got a new tote during the fundraiser.
Elizabeth Shtuka helps Jane Welsh with a bag.
Vera Bradley produced a special pattern for breast cancer awareness.
Joan with a photo of her mother, Vera Bradley.
Beth Carlton buys a raffle ticket from Angela Black.
Joan Bradley signed items for customers who purchased a Very Bradley product during the event.
East County got a visit from the daughter of the famous brand founder, Vera Bradley.
Joan Bradley stayed at Crowder's Gifts & Gadgets Friday, Oct. 2, to sign bags and talk with Bradley lovers while raising money for the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer Awareness. It's the third year that Crowder's has participated in the fundraiser.
"It's an honor to have Joan come to our store," said co-owner Jina Crowder. "And, we work with a lot of women. We all share some story about breast cancer."
