Please Join Us for the
13th Edition Annual Unveiling Masquerade Ball
Excitement is in the air! Get ready to be part of something extraordinary at EnVision Proven Success’s fundraising event.
It’s an event like no other, and we want you to be there!
Sponsor your table or get your ticket(s) Now - this event sells out every year!
When: Thursday, September 24th
Where: Clintonville Women’s Club
Time: 6 p.m.- 9 p.m.
Now, in 2026, EnVision Proven Success is entering a new chapter — the launch of the EnVision Proven Success Podcast:
We Don’t Look Like What We’ve Been Through
This exciting new platform marks the official close of the EPS publication's unveiling and its Masquerade Ball era, opening the door to a fresh, powerful way to share women’s stories, voices, and victories.
EnVision Proven Success provides knowledge and resources that empower women and young girls 12 years and up, to improve their quality of life.
Our strength is amplified with collective action, and you can help make a difference for the women of Envision Proven Success! The support we receive is a huge driver of the work we do in addressing some of society’s most challenging problems.
Click here for 2026 Sponsorship Opportunities.
The women of EnVision Proven Success have faced some of life’s hardest battles — cancer, human trafficking, domestic violence, grief — and they’ve come out stronger, braver, and determined to rise.
Now it’s our turn to rise for them.
When you order your EPS Magazine (s), you’re fueling a nonprofit that gives women the tools, resources, and opportunities to rebuild their lives.
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Women in the Spotlight
Anamaria Perales-Lang, Featured Woman
One of the most impactful experiences of Anamaria Perales-Lang’s life took place at a gas station in the middle of West Columbus. When she stepped out of her car, her power suit glinting in the sunlight, a wave of panic overwhelmed her. She had never had to do this before; someone had always done it for her. She didn’t know how to open the fuel cap, let alone what buttons to press on the gas pump. The panic must have been evident on her face, because a kind police officer quickly came over to show her how to do it. But as he talked to her, she couldn’t shake the feeling settling in her gut.
