Recent Press
Recent Press
April 10, 2012
Doylestown, PA – Sisters U, an organization promoting a sisterhood of friendships, personal growth and charitable impact is celebrating Cinco de Mayo in great style by throwing a charitable outreach event called Cinco with the Sisters. The event will feature, representatives from their Non-Profit Affiliates including: Be The Light of the Party Foundation, Patches Kids, Chestnut Street Playground Community Cares and Johnsville Centrifuge and Science Museum. Each charity will receive donations from Sisters U based on the proceeds from the event. Cinco with the Sisters is a night out with a date or friend featuring a delicious dinner prepared by Ryman Maxwell of Down to Earth Café in Perkasie where the event will be held. Highlights of the three-hour event starting at 6 p.m. on May 5 will include all Mexican food and drinks, Live Mexican music, Door prizes, Entertainment and an Auction of donated baskets and items. One auction item is a 5-day 4-night stay at any Marriott in the world—donated by Kathylee Forrester of Patcheskids.org.
Sisters U is looking for donors of auction items and accepting sponsorships. They have 5 levels of sponsorship including Sombrero Sponsors at $200, Margarita Sponsors at $100, Salsa Sponsors at $50 and Lime Sponsors at $20. Darlene Centanni of Centennial Blueprint in Lansdale is the Corporate Sponsor for the event. For more information on sponsorship and advertising opportunities to donate to the local charities affiliated with Sisters U, please email President and Owner of Sisters U, Esther Hughes at info@sistersu.com.
Tickets to attend Cinco with the Sisters are limited and on sale for $40 per person for members and $75 per couple or $45 per person for non-members or $85 a couple and can be purchased online at http://cincowithsistersu.eventbrite.com/
To learn more about Sisters U, visit their web site at www.sistersu.com.
January 3, 2012
Doylestown, PA – Author, Speaker, Motivator and Entrepreneur, Esther Hughes was recently appointed Owner and CEO of Sisters U, an organization founded in February 2011 by Legal Adminsitrator, Karen Chellew.
Sisters U is a membership organization for women that was established in February 2011 by Karen Chellew and quickly grew into a popular place for women to connect and grow. This popularity and growth required expansion and shifting. So in December 2011, Karen handed the Sisters U baton on to entrepreneur and women's mentor, Esther Hughes.
Sisters U provides a place where all women can come together to regroup, refocus and begin a journey of learning to love themselves, identify those things, people, and activities which generate energy inside them, and the opportunity to connect with people, who by their very nature, stimulate energy and inspiration to do better.
The organization is known for their encouraging and uplifting atmosphere and welcoming all women from varying life roles. Their web site reminds businesswomen to: "Leave your 90-second pitches behind--we meet to build relationships one woman and one story at a time. Sisters U is NOT a business networking organization; however, we do support and celebrate the entrepreneurial, small business owners and professional women in our group by offering membership levels that highlight their strengths. We welcome all women to shed their varying life roles and come to enjoy the sisterhood, build friendships and be themselves. Here it's not what you do that counts. It's not who you know that's important. It's BEING WHO YOU ARE!”
Sisters U is committed to helping women be healthy and vibrant by providing a supportive environment at our monthly meetings, book club, nutritional cooking club, running club and periodic workshops which incorporate local businesses and venues to assist women in making connections with each other and in their community. Sisters U is committed to gathering like-minded women to come together, to work together, to be together: United in their mission, Focused in their desire to make a difference and Moving Forward as a positive force in every life they touch and in every venture they seek to accomplish.
Under Esther Hughes’ leadership, Sisters U will continue to welcome new members by offering three different levels of membership: Personal membership is for individuals seeking to be a part of a group committed to personal growth and charitable impact. The Business Affiliate level welcomes local businesses, entrepreneurs and non-profit organizations to partner with Sisters U by offering products and services at a discount for the members. Non-profit members will receive the benefit of having volunteer groups consisting of Sisters U members and having fundraisers for the non-profit members. The Educator membership level is for those women who possess expertise and experience in line with the personal growth, wellness and charitable mindset of the women associated with Sisters U.
“We thrive on supporting, encouraging, laughing and growing together. What makes Sisters U unique is that we are not competing or networking--we are instead, listening and connecting to form a circle of unity and friendship.” Owner and CEO, Esther Hughes
Sisters U named as one of Five Finalist in Show that you Care Contest for Ecco Domani -
Sisters U is committed to providing connection, resources and education to all women to inspire them to be healthy from the inside out. Sisters U firmly believes that with this newfound energy, we can all move together as a positive force into the community to make a difference.
For more information about Sisters U, go to www.sistersu.com or send an email to info@sistersu.com.
About the Founders:
Karen Chellew is the Founder of Sisters U and Legal Administrator at Weber, Kracht and Chellew, a law firm in Perkasie, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Esther Hughes is the owner and CEO of Sisters U and is an author, speaker and mentor to women.
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Perkasie, Pa. – Sisters U, a network group for women, hosted a Volunteer event at The Ronald McDonald House in Philadelphia, PA.
June 1, 2011 Prudential Insurance Company made funds available to Sisters U allowing its members the opportunity to make dinner for the families staying at The Ronald McDonald House. The Ronald McDonald House provides housing to families of critically ill children during their course of treatment at local area hospitals.
Sisters U is a women’s network group whose mission is to provide resources, education, inspiration and motivation to help women develop the ability to identify what it is that makes them authentic, and then to support them in cultivating their unique identity. Sisters U seeks to inspire women to focus on being physically and emotionally healthy so that they can step out confidentially into their world to share their authentic selves with every life they touch. Sisters U is committed to inspire women to be comfortable in their own skin, and then create motivation to reach out into their community with their unique authenticity to make a difference. Sisters U believes that every woman has a unique and specific purpose.
The women of Sisters U are United in their mission, Focused in their desire to make a difference
and Moving Forward as a positive force into their community, in every life they touch, and in every venture they seek to accomplish. For more information about how you can be involved with Sisters U, visit www.sistersu.com, contact them at info@sistersu.com, or follow them on Facebook and Twitter.
