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Here's How To Get A Free Dress or Suit For Prom - Vimarsana News

Here's How To Get A Free Dress or Suit For Prom

By James Coulter Prom is right around the corner. Need a dress or suit but can't afford one? No problem! You can get a prom outfit for free if you promise to stay away from alcohol, drugs, and other trouble on prom night. Project Prom is offering free formal wear…

Montgomery Co.'s 'Project Prom Dress' brings new life to dress collection - Vimarsana News

Montgomery Co.'s 'Project Prom Dress' brings new life to dress collection

After hearing about a prom dress donation on WTOP, Gayle Gulley knew what to do with her sister’s extensive dress collection.

Source: wtop.com
Torrey Pines junior holding prom dress drive for teens in San Diego - Vimarsana News

Torrey Pines junior holding prom dress drive for teens in San Diego

Charlotte Bailey, a junior at Torrey Pines High School, is working toward her Gold Award in Girl Scouts and has created a club at TPHS called Project Prom Dress.

Grant Funding available for Project Prom events in SE Missouri - Vimarsana News

Grant Funding available for Project Prom events in SE Missouri

SIKESTON, MO (WSIL) – Funds are available in the form of a grant for Project Prom and graduation lock-in events in Southeast Missouri.

Source: wsiltv.com
Polk County students score free formal wear by promising to avoid 'risky' behavior at school events - Vimarsana News

Polk County students score free formal wear by promising to avoid 'risky' behavior at school events

Homecoming is around the corner for many high school students, and those with a Polk County school ID have a chance to get the perfect outfit for free, thanks to a local organization called "UthImpact."