2nd Annual Hope Is Always In Fashion To Benefit RMCA

Online, September 13, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Plato's Closet Littleton announced today its second annual Hope is Always in Fashion show will take place on September 17.

All proceeds from the show will benefit the Rocky Mountain Cancer Assistance (RMCA), a Colorado-based non-profit that provides financial assistance for the basic living needs of cancer patients receiving treatment.

"Hope is Always in Fashion focuses on local cancer support," said Theresa Preston, owner of Plato's Closet Littleton. "While much cancer funding goes to national research and organizations, RMCA focuses on helping the local community affected by cancer."

The show will be held at 8601 West Cross Dr. in Littleton, Colo. and feature the latest fall and winter 2011-2012 styles. Clothes are donated by Plato's Closet Littleton and hair and make-up is donated by Aveda Salon Denver.

Tickets are $5 for general seating, $10 for reserved seating and $20 for VIP seating, which includes a gift bag provided by local sponsors, and can be purchased at Plato's Closet Littleton. More information is available online at www.Facebook.com/PlatosClosetLittleton.

About Plato's Closet Littleton
Plato's Closet Littleton is the Rocky Mountain region's fashion hotspots for teens, 20-somethings and anyone who is brand, style and/or budget conscience. They buy and sell the hottest designer brands and all the trendiest styles in clothes and accessories for young girls and guys. The quality of Plato's Closet's gently used merchandise, their low prices, on-the-spot cash for clothes, constantly changing inventory and on-site fashion experts make it easy, affordable and fun to dress well, stay current and indulge your ever-changing creative style. At Plato's Closet you can sell who you were yesterday and buy who you are today. Check out Plato's Closet Littleton on their website, Facebook and Twitter.

About Rocky Mountain Cancer Assistance
Since 2000, Rocky Mountain Cancer Assistance (RMCA), formerly known as Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers Foundation, has provided over $2.65 million in financial assistance to more than 4,200 cancer survivors receiving treatment in Colorado. Assistance from RMCA is for basic needs such as rent or mortgage, utilities, car payments and car insurance, food, health insurance premiums and COBRA, and other day-to-day expenses.