Maggy Wolanske is a multimedia journalist with Denver7.
LITTLETON, Colo.— After over a decade of serving the community and empowering women to work in a retail environment, Angel Concept in downtown Littleton is closing its doors. Besides serving the community as a boutique, the business also is a nonprofit job training center, helping women who have been through challenging times gain retail experience.
'Without Angel Concept, I don't think I would have this job because of the fact of they did give me the retail experience that I didn't have before. So when I came here with my resume, I was able to you know, tell them that, 'Yes, I have experience.' And it definitely helped me to be able to get my job,' Wingo said. Angel Concept is getting ready to close its doors at the end of March.
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