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Southlake Style centers everything on the community it covers, which includes area nonprofits, local businesses and CISD. Giving back has been part of the magazine's DNA since its founding in 2006.
The team regularly hosts annual events where funds benefit local organizations. Recent events include the Women’s Luncheon, which raised funds for Me Squared Cancer Foundation, and Beauty, Bellinis & Brunch, with proceeds supporting GRACE Grapevine’s Feed Our Kids program. But the Southlake Style team also values volunteering, participating in seasonal events like the GRACE Christmas Cottage.
Southlake would not be the thriving community it is today without its locally owned businesses, so the team proudly supports the area business community. Starting in September 2020, Southlake Style launched the Advertising Match Program and provided $100,000 in matched advertising. The program is just one of the projects under the Southlake Style Cares initiative, which focused on uplifting area businesses that were suffering from the effects of COVID-19.
And because we all bleed green in Southlake, the magazine is a proud part of the CISD community — founders Mike and Nicole Tesoriero are proud Dragon parents and CEF supporters.
“We’ve been known for supporting our community in fun and creative ways for years,” says Mike Tesoriero.
Here’s some of Southlake Style’s partnering nonprofit organizations:
- American Heart Association
- Carroll Athletic Booster Club
- Carroll Education Foundation
- Carroll Independent School District
- Emerald Belles
- Christ's Haven for Children
- Gatehouse
- Community Storehouse
- GRACE Grapevine
- Greater Keller Women's Club
- House of Shine
- Me Squared Cancer Foundation
- Metroport Meals On Wheels
- Miracle League of Southlake
- National Charity League
- Southlake Carroll Cheer Boosters
- Southlake Chamber of Commerce
- Southlake Foundation
- Southlake Women's Club
- Swim 4 Elise Foundation
- Tarrant Area Food Bank
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