The Princess Project
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school girls who cannot otherwise afford them. Learn More
Donate Fundraising: The Princess Project
The Princess Project
Your donation goes to support the core mission of:
The Princess Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
OUR CAUSE CONTRIBUTION:
$922
27 members donated
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donated $20. 1 month ago |
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donated $25. 2 months ago |
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donated $50. 3 months ago |
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invited 40 friends. 11 days ago |
Recent Cause Activity
My "Fashion Club"at SPSV is collecting "Prom Dresses" to donate to the "Princess Project". We need the dresses and/or accessories by the last week in Feb. All dresses must be dry cleaned, on a hanger and cannot be older than 2004. Please let me know if you can donate...or if you know someone who can. Thanks, Nancy
This is a wonderful program...Every girl deserves to escape poverty for a night and feel beautiful.
This is an amazing program! I have a gown I want to donate, but don't know where to take it! I'm in San Diego! please send me an e-mail! decker_alison@yahoo.com
Updated: The cause has reached 2,000 members.
I have some beautiful gowns, donated by my sister-in-law's consignment business. I would also like to volunteer to help. Please let me know where to take the gowns, and how I can participating. And I agree-this is an amazing cause!
Rona Rothenberg, ytisha@hotmail.com
Alameda, CA 510-337-0548
I have 3 dresses I'd like to Donate but I don't see myself going to SF soon AND they're not size 0-2 or 18+, they're probably 12-14.
Anonymous Donor 10 months ago
Donated $25.
I love simple ideas that work --especially this one. Take a lot of donated, slightly used prom dresses & give them away to high school girls. No guestions asked -- all a girl needs to do is come to the event & show a school ID & they get a dress. I love the Princess Project. If you don't have one in your community, you should!