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J.Jill to Open November 13 at The Avenue Peachtree City
Thursday, Oct 16, 10:28AM
J.Jill is scheduled to open next to The Children's Place on November 13, 2014. J.Jill is a leading multichannel fashion retailer of women's apparel, accessories and footwear featuring a relaxed approach to style. Never complicated, always easy. The perfect balance of comfort and fashion, designed for real life. The brand supports community-based organizations that helps disadvantaged and homeless women become self-sufficient through the J.Jill Compassion Fund.
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Compassion is at the heart of J.Jill
Founded in 2002, the J.Jill Compassion Fund is committed to providing support to community-based organizations that help disadvantaged and homeless women become self-sufficient. We are honored to give to local organizations nationwide that help women in need regain their independence through programs that focus on education, job skills and transitional and affordable housing. We’re dedicated to supporting women in need and the organizations that help them change their lives. Together we can make a difference. A donor-advised fund of the Boston Foundation, the J.Jill Compassion Fund has donated more than $3 million to over 60 organizations across the country. Click here to learn more about the J.Jill Compassion Fund.
About J.Jill
J.Jill is a unique women’s specialty clothing retailer with over 225 stores. With a passionately devoted customer base, a talented and dedicated in-house design team continually creating new collections, and a rapidly expanding multichannel business, it’s an exciting place to be. What began in 1959 as one store in the Berkshires is now a national retailer of apparel, accessories and footwear. J.Jill uncomplicates a woman’s life by giving her a stylish, easy, ready-for-anything wardrobe that lets her dress confidently and focus on enjoying her life. Visit jjill.com for more information.
