Jerri Lee Rosen has devoted her life to service, leadership, and community transformation. In 1990, she launched her own ad agency and, alongside five friends, responded to the growing crisis of domestic violence with a single event—the first-ever “Day of Self Esteem,” serving 67 women from six shelters. That moment sparked the creation of Working Wardrobes. Under Jerri’s visionary leadership, the organization blossomed into a nationally recognized nonprofit, helping thousands of men, women, veterans, and young adults overcome barriers and enter the workforce with confidence. Her unwavering commitment earned honors from civic leaders and government officials across the country. In the midst of preparing for Working Wardrobes’ 30-year anniversary, a four-alarm fire reduced everything to ashes. Not a suit, a shoe, a computer, or even a tie remained. But the Orange County community rallied behind Jerri, offering financial support, donations, and encouragement. Within five months—and during a global pandemic—Jerri rebuilt the organization stronger than ever.