News16 February 2021 By Darren Lum Chapters of achievement still need to be recognized now more than ever said Jenn Abbott of Make Dreams Come True, a community initiative to provide free formal clothing to graduating students. Abbott, who is a mother of four, said it’s a difficult time for everyone with the pandemic. She believes this year’s graduation will be virtual and it’s yet another loss in a series of losses during this difficult time. “Basically, it’s like their graduation is being taken away from them. It’s only going to be virtual. So that means they’re not going to have a dance. They can’t walk across the stage. Most of their family won’t be able to be there in person so Chantal and I have discussed this, as we discussed it last year as well,” she said, referencing Chantal Smith, a photographer that has offered her services through Make Dreams Come True since the start.