How Marshalls Is Helping Women Access the Good Stuff in Life

It's one thing to have ambition, but accessing the resources that actually enable you to follow your dreams is an entirely different challenge. The right support, mentorship, and tools can often feel out of reach—but that's where Marshalls comes in. Marshalls, a retailer known for offering style at an incredible value, believes every woman should have access to the "good stuff" in life. Now, it's extending that mission beyond shopping with The Marshalls Good Stuff Social Club. This inclusive series helps women bridge the gap between their vision boards and reality by connecting them with top-tier experts across various industries and offering guidance in career development, financial literacy, and personal growth.

Enter: Power Play, Marie Claire's two-day networking event, which is designed to foster impactful conversations, spark growth, and create lasting connections through female camaraderie. On day two of this iconic event, Marie Claire partnered with The Marshalls Good Stuff Social Club to offer practical skill-building, mentorship, and real-world resources. The two powerhouse brands connected directly with women who could benefit most from this event, including local residents and engaged Marie Claire readers.

The Marshalls Good Stuff Social Club's commitment to empowering and supporting women goes further than in-person events. Its Tools & Resources Hub, a digital library available to all, offers downloadable worksheets, full talks, and miniseries content from past events, allowing women to access practical advice whenever they need. Marshalls has also created The Marshalls Good Stuff Accelerator Program, which provides 40 women with a year-long, virtual mentorship experience and a one-time financial grant to help them grow in their careers.

Whether you're looking to gain financial knowledge, find a mentor, or show up with confidence, The Marshalls Good Stuff Social Club has ways to make it happen. The "good stuff" in life might not always feel easy to access, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be. Through this partnership, Marshalls and Marie Claire ensured women left Power Play feeling inspired and equipped with everything they need to thrive.