ReEmployAbility is proud to continue its longstanding partnership with The Spring of Tampa Bay as a Satchel Sponsor for the 9th Annual Handbags & Happy Hour fundraising event. For nearly a decade, ReEmployAbility has remained committed to supporting survivors of domestic violence and advancing vital programs that promote safety, healing, and long-term independence.
Handbags & Happy Hour, one of Tampa Bay’s most anticipated philanthropic events, will take place this spring and feature an evening of elegant handbags, shopping, cocktails, and inspiring speakers—all while benefiting The Spring of Tampa Bay. Proceeds from the event directly support emergency shelter services, advocacy, and outreach programs that empower survivors and their families throughout the community.
As a consistent advocate for social responsibility, ReEmployAbility is honored to stand alongside The Spring of Tampa Bay for the ninth consecutive year, reinforcing its dedication to meaningful community impact.
“Handbags & Happy Hour was my first introduction to The Spring nearly a decade ago, and it forever changed the way I understood the realities of domestic violence in our community,” said Debra Livingston, CEO of ReEmployAbility. “This event is powerful reminder that when businesses come together with purpose, we can help create safety, hope, and brighter futures for survivors.”
Through continued sponsorship and community engagement, ReEmployAbility remains committed to supporting organizations that make a tangible difference. Handbags & Happy Hour exemplifies the power of collective action in strengthening lives, families, and communities.
About The Spring of Tampa Bay
The Spring of Tampa Bay is a certified domestic violence agency and emergency shelter whose mission is to prevent domestic violence, protect victims, and promote change in the lives of families and communities. For more than 40 years, The Spring has served as a leader in education, advocacy, and survivor support. Today, it operates one of the largest domestic violence shelters in Florida, offering 128 emergency shelter beds and comprehensive services. To learn more, visit thespring.org.
About ReEmployAbility
ReEmployAbility is the nation’s largest provider of early return-to-work services and transitional employment, with more than 20 years of experience. Through its Transition2Work program®, ReEmployAbility helps employers reduce claim costs while injured workers recover by connecting them with meaningful light-duty opportunities through a nationwide nonprofit partner network.