March 10, 2017
It’s almost
Prom Time!
Unfortunately for some teens, the expense of this special social event could
make attending prom out of reach. UthMpact is proud
to present the 5th
year of Project Prom to provide formal wear and accessories to
deserving high school students in our community and educate youth and parents
about the risky behaviors that can occur during prom and graduation time.
UthMpact
students are excited to host the 1st
Annual Project Prom Dinner & Fashion Show on Friday evening, March 10, 2017, at First
Presbyterian Church in Lakeland, from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Parents are invited
to this fun evening to enjoy a delicious meal by Carrabba’s Italian Grill,
followed by an informative UthMpact presentation, and an exciting Project Prom
Fashion Show featuring UthMpact students modeling the latest in formal
attire. Tickets are available now at:
http://evite.me/Gq65A3Ka6N for
$30 per person or $50 per couple. Donations to support the county-wide Project
Prom initiative area also welcome. Proceeds will help support UthMpact’s
Project Prom and raise funds needed to bring leadership programs to additional students
in the future.
The
local community may support the Project Prom effort by donating gently used
dresses, shoes, purses, jewelry, men’s suits, ties,
and accessories. Donations may be dropped off at the InnerAct Alliance
office, 621 South Florida Avenue in Lakeland, weekdays from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Student
Shopping Days
to distribute prom formal wear to those in need will take place on the
following Saturdays from 10:00 am – 4:00
pm: February 18, March 4, March 18, April 1 and April 15 at our store
located at 1113-B South Florida Avenue in Lakeland. High school students with a Polk
County School ID can sign a Project Prom Pledge to celebrate drug-free and
receive their formal wear for FREE!
Since 2013, over 500 prom ensembles have been provided to young
women and men. UthMpact's goal is to promote
a fun and safe prom night. For information, please contact Samantha Barwig,
UthMpact Coordinator, at (863) 802-0777. Visit our website at www.projectprompolk.com and www.uthmpact.org.
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