This Year's Celebration December 2019 – NYC The glamorous event celebrated all the Women of Worth honorees and recognized the National Honoree. Brittany Schiavone Brittany's Baskets of Hope Brittany Schiavone Brittany's Baskets of Hope "By being a L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth, I get to spread love, hope, and resources to families all over the country that began just like mine. I get to remind parents of babies with Down syndrome that their child will live with purpose and joy and that children with Down syndrome can do anything—really, really anything." Learn More About Brittany Voting Rules Crystal Chatman Beautiful Spirited Women Crystal Chatman Beautiful Spirited Women "Being a L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth means being a difference maker within the community in which you grew up. It represents how you can continue to share your own life experiences with girls like you and help them be better prepared for life by refocusing their minds on goals and opportunities." Learn More About Crystal Voting Rules Hetal Jani SPEAK Mentorship Hetal Jani SPEAK Mentorship "Being a L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth means having the platform to elevate the voices and worth of all the girls and women from culturally marginalized populations and help them become the empathetic and capable leaders we need in the 21st century." Learn More About Hetal Voting Rules Judy Winter RicStar’s Camp Judy Winter RicStar’s Camp "Being a L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth means I’ve kept a sacred promise to my son to honor his remarkable life by providing music therapy for people of all ages with special needs at an inclusive camp setting focused on celebrating abilities. Eric’s music lives on beautifully." Learn More About Judy Voting Rules Ni’cola Mitchell Girls Who Brunch Ni’cola Mitchell Girls Who Brunch "Knowing your worth is POWER, YOUR POWER! Being a L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth means I can continue to display my power globally, by helping one girl at a time own her story." Learn More About Ni’cola Voting Rules Raja B. Marhaba The Jonathan Foundation Raja B. Marhaba The Jonathan Foundation "Being a L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth means having a global platform to enhance neurodiversity and change where neurological differences are revealed to the degree where significant positive impacts are made amongst our special needs children." Learn More About Raja Voting Rules Sally Berenzweig KidSafe Foundation Inc. Sally Berenzweig KidSafe Foundation Inc. "Being a L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth means having the ability to empower, educate and give a voice to all children and families to prevent child sexual abuse and childhood trauma. Strong, resilient families are my measure of personal success." Learn More About Sally Voting Rules Samantha Gerson UnBroken Samantha Gerson UnBroken "Being a L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth means taking responsibility and holding myself accountable in my work each and every day to help survivors like me get on a different path towards a better life." Learn More About Samantha Voting Rules Shanté Elliott TasselTurn Shanté Elliott TasselTurn "Being a L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth means having access, opportunity, and community to make foster-involved youth visible to a broader network of peers, so we may all contribute to ensuring this population of young people fulfill their potential and manifest their dreams." Learn More About Shanté Voting Rules Shreyaa Venkat NEST4US Shreyaa Venkat NEST4US "Being a L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth means empowering youth to create a more compassionate and inclusive world by instilling a passion for service in their communities through random acts of kindness. Together, we can spark global change by nourishing the hungry, inspiring the youth, and touching lives locally and globally." Learn More About Shreyaa Voting Rules