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GTHS Senior Legacy Prom Boutique – Donations Needed!

By Ruby Stephenson, Community Writer
March 26, 2025 at 10:14pm. Views: 282

As Spring Break approaches, Grand Terrace High School (GTHS) is gearing up for a special event that promises to make prom night unforgettable for its seniors. The GTHS Senior Legacy Prom Boutique is set for April 3rd, and the community's support is crucial in making this event a success.

How You Can Help:

If you're looking to declutter your closets and give back to the community, now is the perfect time. We are seeking donations of gently used prom dresses, elegant gowns, men's suits, ties, shoes, and accessories. These items will help GTHS seniors dress their best for their much-anticipated prom night.

Drop-off Details:

You can drop off your donations with Lisa at Three Bees, located conveniently next to Woody's in Grand Terrace. Lisa's boutique is not only a drop-off point but also a charming spot where you might uncover a hidden gem for yourself while supporting a great cause.

Event Information:

  • Date: April 3rd
  • Drop-off Location: Three Bees, Grand Terrace
  • Address: Next to Woody’s

Why Your Contribution Matters:

Your generosity can truly make a difference by ensuring that every GTHS senior has the opportunity to shine brightly on their special night. Whether it's a dress that once made memories or a suit that saw celebrations, your donations will help create lasting memories for students in need of formalwear.

 

Let's come together to make prom a magical and inclusive experience for all GTHS seniors. Your support will not only outfit students but also foster a sense of community spirit that defines Grand Terrace. Join us in spreading joy and making prom an unforgettable occasion!

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