Donate Prom Dresses

This includes storage facility fees storage supplies shipping to and from the seamstress mics supplies for our seamstresses and shipment of the angel gowns to the hospitals.

Donate prom dresses. Donate financially your financial donations enable us to purchase gowns for our plus size princesses as well as additional shoes and accessories and other needs for our boutique. Please consider purchasing a keepsake or sending a monetary donation with your dress. You can find the address on the website along with a list of donation centers for those who live in new york city or long island.

Simply wrap it well and address any packages you send to the attention of the wgirls inc. Take a look through our giving catalog and see how you can help. Donate prom dresses or pick one up for use at one of these organizations fairy godmothers inc.

Donate a dress so that a young woman who otherwise wouldn t be able to can attend her high school prom. Thank you for your interest in donating a prom dress through david s program. She singlehandedly collected more than 250 formal dress donations helping girls attend their high school proms.

San diego has been helping teens since 2009 find their prom dress. Exists to help provide a special high school prom experience for qualified high school girls whose financial situations are such as otherwise would preclude their ability to attend. To help us with the cost of processing your dress.

We love providing an opportunity to give back prom dresses to girls in need. On average the cost to process one dress minus cleaning expense is 35. We are no longer collecting dresses for this prom season please check back next season.

Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer donor and community support. The clothing will be donated to high school students who cannot afford to purchase formal attire for their homecomings and proms and who would otherwise be unable to attend these events. As a young high school student rebecca launched a drive to provide prom dresses to girls who could not afford them.