Comerica Bank's Prom Dress Drive Supports Local Teens' Dreams
Comerica Bank Launches Annual Prom Dress Drive for Youth
The spirited community of Comerica Bank is once again stepping up to support local teens by hosting its seventh annual Prom Dress Drive. This season, the bank invites community members to drop off their gently used or new dresses, along with accompanying accessories, at selected Comerica banking centers. This vibrant initiative runs over four weeks, allowing generous donors to contribute from the start of spring, through the period celebrated for proms.
Dresses and Accessories Needed
Community members and businesses alike are encouraged to participate by donating dresses and accessories such as shoes, jewelry, and wraps. These donations will play a critical role in helping students from various Southeast Michigan communities have a memorable prom season.
Record-Breaking Contributions
Last year, the responses to this heartfelt cause were overwhelming. The previous drive resulted in over 2,600 dresses being donated, marking a record for the event. Steve Davis, Comerica Bank's Michigan Market President, expressed his gratitude for the immense support from customers and volunteers, stating that such contributions significantly touch the lives of young people within the community.
Supporting Jackets for Jobs
This partnership with Jackets for Jobs, an esteemed local nonprofit organization specializing in career development, has been instrumental in providing students with not only clothing but also confidence as they prepare for major life events. Celebrating 25 years of service, Jackets for Jobs helps remove barriers that many teens might face by supplying professional attire and dress options, fostering a sense of empowerment.
A Beautiful Experience for Teens
Reflecting on the impact of these initiatives, Alison Vaughn, the Executive Director of Jackets for Jobs, stated, "It is heartwarming to witness teens and their families feel relieved knowing they can partake in one of the most cherished high school experiences without the added stress of finding the perfect outfit. Seeing their joy and excitement is incredibly rewarding."
Where to Donate
For those wishing to donate, several Comerica banking centers in the Metro Detroit area are designated collection sites. Individuals and businesses, including bridal and dress shops, can conveniently drop off their donations at these locations:
- Ann Arbor | Stadium Blvd.-Pauline: 1969 W. Stadium Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48103
- Bloomfield Hills | Woodward-Hunter: 36440 Woodward Ave., Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304
- Bloomfield Hills | Telegraph-Long Lake: 3910 Telegraph Rd., Ste. 100, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302
- Dearborn | Michigan-American: 16150 Michigan Ave., Dearborn, MI 48126
- Grosse Pointe | Fisher-St. Paul: 415 Fisher Rd., Grosse Pointe, MI 48230
- Northville | Northville: 129 E. Main St., Northville, MI 48167
- Novi | Grand River and Beck: 47440 Grand River, Novi, MI 48374
- Rochester Hills | Walton-Adams: 3021 Walton Blvd, Rochester Hills, MI 48309
- Sterling Heights | Eighteen Mile-Dequindre: 1955 Eighteen Mile Rd., Sterling Heights, MI 48314
This generosity will undoubtedly inspire many young women in the community as they prepare for their special evening.
About the Prom Dress Boutique
This year's Jackets for Jobs Prom Dress Boutique is set to take place later this month. Schools, organizations, or families in need are encouraged to reach out to Jackets for Jobs for details and assistance.
About Comerica Bank
Comerica Bank has been serving the Michigan community for over 175 years, establishing itself as a leading presence in the financial services sector. As a proud contributor to community enhancement, Comerica's partnerships with organizations like Jackets for Jobs demonstrate their commitment to positive social impact and empowering individuals in their quests for success.
About Jackets for Jobs
Jackets for Jobs has dedicated itself to helping metro Detroit job seekers achieve their professional potential through proficient attire. Supplying clothing that meets varying needs, this organization plays a crucial role in ensuring that everyone has access to appropriate attire for career opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the Prom Dress Drive?
The Prom Dress Drive aims to collect dresses and accessories for local teens, ensuring they can enjoy their prom while reducing financial barriers.
How can I donate to the Prom Dress Drive?
You can drop off dresses and accessories at any participating Comerica Bank location during the donation period.
When does the Prom Dress Drive take place?
The drive is set to run from March 24 until April 18.
Who benefits from the donations?
The donations directly benefit Southeast Michigan students in need of attire for their prom.
What is Jackets for Jobs?
Jackets for Jobs is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing job seekers with essential professional clothing and support in their career development.
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