LAS VEGAS—Spider Web Club, a new Internet company designed to give back to local charities in the name of fashion, launched its website today, Feb. 20, 2009.

Started by local businesswomen, Amy Hooks, Kim Fotis and Jill Hagood, the Spider Web Club was designed on the concept of bringing people together to donate to charity in a fun and fashionable way. .....

 

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Spider Web Club helps the community by giving back

From candle and jewelry parties to pampered chef and scrapbooking clubs, there is not a woman out there who hasn't been invited. But now a local group is putting a spin on the classic Tupperware Party. It's called the Spider Web Club. .....

 

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Three local businesswomen have created SpiderWebClub.com,

a Web site dedicated to empowering people through charity. Simply log on, take a look at the goodies - which range from boy shorts and wifebeater tanks to jewelry and martini glasses - and order away .....

 

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A my Hooks wanted to find a way to help out others while sipping martinis and enjoying the company of good friends. Ideas such as Tupperware parties and Bunco crossed her mind, but she wanted something sexier. And then along came a spider.

Hooks, along with her sister Kim Fotis and friend Jill Hagood, started up the Spider Web Club, a Web site that gives back to local charities by selling fashionable activewear, about a year ago.

"It's the new business model," Hooks says. "Even in the worst economic times, people still want to help .....

 

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