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Face Masks for CHI
CHI Health saw a need to have masks made for the community, so we reached out to the Latino Center of the Midlands. With their help, we connected with Yolanda Diaz, owner of Little Miss Fashion, a business hit hard by COVID-19. Because of the large demand for masks, Yolanda was able to hire Latina women who had been furloughed or lost their jobs to fill our order for 200,000 masks. The masks will go to CHI Health patients and visitors, and we are donating up to 10,000 masks to the Omaha Housing Authority, and community groups in north and south Omaha. Learn more from this story from WOWT 6 News: https://www.wowt.com/content/news/Struggling-business-finds-new-income-making-masks-for-CHI-Health-571167041.html
Stepperettes
Sue’s Stepper-ettes Parade and Dance Team was formed in 1973. The group has grown to be the largest baton twirling and dance organization in the Midwest. Youth between the ages of 4 and college participate.
The Stepper-ettes have performed at over 600 area events including parades, community celebrations, halftime shows, Special Olympics, assisted living facilities, the Henry Doorly Zoo and the Governor’s Mansion.
Sue’s Stepper-ettes are also world travelers. In six separate overseas trips team members have performed and competed in Russia, Italy, England, France, Spain, Holland, Belgium, and Switzerland.
Little Miss Fashion has proudly been making costumes for Stepperettes since 2008.
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Pierce/Gear
We are proud to share that Pier Gear products are assembled in the USA. Our boat dock safety accessories are assembled in NE & WI.
As you know, this practice helps increase American jobs, which can help boost the US economy and also help the environment.
We encourage you to support other manufacturers across the country who help keep our jobs local.
Little Miss Fashion has bee proudly producing for Pierce Gear since 2018.
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Denise Erving Designs Gala
Little Miss Fashion has been making gala dresses for Denise Erving Designs Gala since 2020.
Little Miss Fashion LLC
Little Miss Fashion LLC, started manufacturing clothes for little miss fashionistas in 2012 by Yolanda Diaz. Yolanda started with a small dream, which would turn into a reality. With it's ups and downs like any other business, thanksfully there were more ups than down. Soon it would take off as the giant retailer Zulilly would take an interest in Little Miss Fashion's clothing line back in 2012. This would open the doors to other opportunities. Culminating in 2016 with SBA, giving Yolanda (owner) the award "small bussiness person of the year for Nebraska".
