Thursday, March 26, 2009
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Free Prom Dresses!
* San Francisco Dress Giveaway: March 28, 9am to 4pm
SF Location: Embarcadero 4, Street Level, (Drumm St at Sacramento St), downtown San Francisco. Entrance is on the second level.
* East Bay Dress Giveaway: March 21, 8am to 4pm
Oakland Location: 2201 Broadway St., Oakland
Get more info at 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. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Every year, The Princess Project seeks and receives thousands of beautiful new or nearly new dresses and accessories in EXCELLENT condition from individual donors and corporate partners.
Hundreds of volunteers accept and organize these dresses and accessories to run an exciting giveaway event in the early spring for individual high school girls. Groups of ten or more teens who want to attend can make an appointment for a private boutique.
Each year, hundreds of Bay Area girls attend the dress giveaway to find that new prom dress and those perfect accessories to make their high school prom a reality. And it’s all FREE!
Since 2002, The Princess Project has served over 9,000 girls through the dedication of more than 700 volunteers and the generous start-up support of Coro Northern California. In 2005, The Princess Project became a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
SF Location: Embarcadero 4, Street Level, (Drumm St at Sacramento St), downtown San Francisco. Entrance is on the second level.
* East Bay Dress Giveaway: March 21, 8am to 4pm
Oakland Location: 2201 Broadway St., Oakland
Get more info at 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. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Every year, The Princess Project seeks and receives thousands of beautiful new or nearly new dresses and accessories in EXCELLENT condition from individual donors and corporate partners.
Hundreds of volunteers accept and organize these dresses and accessories to run an exciting giveaway event in the early spring for individual high school girls. Groups of ten or more teens who want to attend can make an appointment for a private boutique.
Each year, hundreds of Bay Area girls attend the dress giveaway to find that new prom dress and those perfect accessories to make their high school prom a reality. And it’s all FREE!
Since 2002, The Princess Project has served over 9,000 girls through the dedication of more than 700 volunteers and the generous start-up support of Coro Northern California. In 2005, The Princess Project became a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Executive Portraits!
Be sure the images you use to market yourself and your business send the message that you intend to convey.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Morehouse Summer Program
Morehouse Summer Program @ Morehouse College in Atlanta , GA - will be offering a Summer
Institute (Project Identity) for African-American males entering the 10th and 11th grades. Three weeks at Morehouse - June 7 - 28
Creative Writing -
SAT Prep -
Debate -
Pre-Calculus -
Leadership development -
Enrichment activities -
$1,400 fee (includes meals, housing and activities).
FOR MORE INFO GO TO: www.morehouse.edu/projectidentity
Project Identity is a federally funded program designed to stimulate interest in college attendance and the awareness of college entrance requirements for African-American and other minority males attending middle school. The Project aims to help to develop and sustain the capacity of middle schools to prepare these young boys for high school and post-secondary education. By providing a network of support, particularly for the adults who influence middle school students, specifically, their counselors and families, Project Identity strives to channel and direct more minority males to higher education. Project Identity will give special attention to boys from backgrounds and communities that historically have not encouraged large numbers to pursue, enroll and succeed in post-secondary education.
OUR VISION
The vision of Project Identity is to expose middle school male students to the best academic resources and cultural activities so that learning becomes a source of inspiration to not only pursue the college option but to do so with enthusiasm and vigor. By assisting both parents and school counselors, Project Identity will create a learning environment for participants that extends beyond the classroom.
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