Welcome
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.
As the costs to attend high school prom soar, The Princess Project has made this tradition a reality for over 9,000 Bay Area girls since 2002.
Great News! The Princess Project is coming to San Diego!
The excitement of The Princess Project and helping girls attend prom has spread to San Diego! Click here to learn more »
Our 2008 Prom Season has ended
Thank you to EVERYONE who came out to volunteer, donate, or get a dress at our 7th annual giveaway! It was an incredible success and we couldn’t have done it without…you! We served over 2,500 high school girls together at our three sites in San Francisco, Oakland, and Silicon Valley.
Thank you to all of our sponsors who helped support The Princess Project this year to make dreams a reality for Bay Area high school girls!
making dreams real…hear from people who came to this year’s giveaways
“My girls came out and it was a great experience they all found dresses and were very happy, one family has triplet girls age 17 so the dresses really helped their family out a lot. I think this is a great project and was ran very organized. Thank you for a great experience”
-Jean, director of D.O.V.E.S (Daughters Of Valiant Excellence)
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Shop online on behalf of The Princess Project
- Turn shopping into giving with Maatiam.com. By simply registering with Maatiam, The Princess Project receives a percentage of your purchase through one of 200 retail partners like Amazon.com, Zappos, Macy’s, Blue Fly, Target, or Best Buy.
- Purchase your very own signature pink Princess Project t-shirt. All proceeds go to making this year’s event a huge success! Get one now »
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A big thank you…. All the girls were so excited that they sang and told stories all the way back to San Jose on the bus…. You were all wonderful to us."
