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We've been on a global mission to empower women through fitness and beyond since we burst onto the scene as the OG of female-first activewear back in 1998. Fitness That Fits You Train for success. Or to shut out the noise. Fitness looks different to everyone. In a world where our to-do lists are endless and the pursuit if perfection is ever present, we encourage women to release themselves from the daily pressure and say: don’t sweat it. Find fitness that fits you, however that looks. Our Strength Is In Each Other We’re driven by the spirit and ideas of the women that make up the Sweaty Betty community. They’re our sisterhood and together we build one another up by embracing our bodies and all that we can do with them. Crafted To Create Joy We obsess over the details and design our collections with ease and self-expression in mind. Synonymous with bold prints and supportive shapes, our feel-good leggings fuse performance with style through technical fabrics that keep up with you. With over 8,000 5* reviews, our bestselling Power legging is your sweat-wicking ‘squat-proof’ do-it-all legging for HIIT, studio and hikes (not forgetting the mid-morning coffee run). Enjoying a rest day? Our crease-free Explorer collection makes travelling and taking time out a breeze. And whether it’s your first, furthest or fastest run: our Zero Gravity run tights have been voted ‘Best Leggings’ by Women’s Running Awards and are designed for your best run yet.

SheVentures provides her with $3,000 to purchase the first inventory of used books from her fellow students. From SheVentures' volunteer advisors network, she identifies and engages a team of volunteer advisors, including a local bookstore owner, an accountant, and a law professor. SheVentures program officers assist her in developing her plan and budget as well as materials to help other law students replicate a similar program at their schools. She feels proud to have found a way to help herself and other low-income students manage the high costs of attending law school. She also donates a percentage of her profits to a free community legal clinic. A 30-year-old young woman feels frustrated at the increase in gang participation by teen girls in her community. As a former teen gang member who has watched several of her friends killed in shootings, she wants to help mentor girls to discourage them from joining gangs. She works as a graphic designer and decides to create a nonprofit business called G.A.N.G. (Graphic Arts Not Guns), which hires such at-risk teen girls to create graphic art for business cards, flyers, and posters for local businesses. SheVentures provides her with $5,000 to purchase computers and business equipment for the business and connects her to local companies donating office furniture. From SheVentures' volunteer advisors network, she identifies and engages a team of volunteer advisors, including several local businesswomen, girls' advocates, graphic artists, a marketing associate and an attorney. SheVentures program officers assist her in developing her business plan and financials so that she can apply for a small business loan. She feels empowered and proud to have provided job opportunities to these teen girls and a positive alternative to the violence of gang life. G.A.N.G employs ten new teen girls each year and incorporates a mentoring program matching the girls with former gang members who have built positive and successful lives. An 18-year-old young woman, who recently ...

Empower Fit is a company that operates in the Health, Wellness and Fitness industry. It employs 11-20 people and has $1M-$5M of revenue.