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So that’s the seventh year Eblen has worked with a couple of partners including Asheville Cleaners to provide dresses to those students who need them.
The former department store will open its doors from 10 -1 Saturday for those who need a dress.
Saturday, that’s the big day, Riddle said. Lauren Ward brought five students from Reynolds High. Therefore, community High School students Selena Perez and Alexus Inabinett pick out shoes during Eblen Charities’ Operation Prom Dress giveaway on Thursday, March 30, The store, that will provide a free prom dress to any students in need, opens to the public in the Westgate Shopping Center on Saturday. Something that definitely fits me and makes me feel beautiful … something that kind of expresses me as a person, Cray said. Accordingly a link is sent to your friend’s email address.
Eblen Charities has about 800 donated dresses for annual event. You better don’t have a login, already a print edition subscriber. Her boyfriend is quite similar height and she was looking for heels that wouldn’t be that will provide a free prom dress to any students in need, opens to the public in the Westgate Shopping Center on Saturday. That said, susan Riddle with Eblen Charities estimates the organization has about 800 dresses this year.