Dave and Johnny Dresses - Prom Dresses, Homecoming Dresses & Strapless Gowns We believe in providing quick, personal and courteous service.1. Vietnam Veterans of AmericaOffering service in 22 different states, VVA will pick up your used clothes and use funds from re-sale to assist veterans with hospital bills, food, and housing. Sales from gently used clothing, shoes, toys, and electronics help fund job training programs and employment placement services for people who have disabilities, lack education, or face employment challenges. Join 79 million people by finding out where you can donate locally.The first of its kind, this Hearst Teen Network-run organization gives your old prom dress new life by gifting it to those who can't afford one. Make a donation at one of 180 country-wide locations or through the mail; head online to find a drop-off location near you.An offshoot of Soles4Souls, this non-profit organization collects new clothes from manufacturers and gently worn clothes from you, then supplies them to impoverished countries around the world.

With over 670 locations throughout the U.S., giving is a cinch. See more info here.If you unearth household finds or children's items that could use a new home, look no further. Give new or barely worn baby clothes, toys, and furniture to this family-friendly, non-profit charity to support those living in poverty. See information here for sending in donations or dropping off locally in NYC or Boston.With locations countrywide, this 147-year old organization accepts gently worn clothing, toys, furniture, and household goods to benefit the homeless and less privileged. Visit its website to find your nearest location or to organize a pick-up.7. St. Vincent de PaulAfter a full-home cleanse-and-sweep, donate gently used clothing and house wares to hundreds of locations across America (they'll accept cars, too, if you're really cleaning house). Profits from sales will help provide hot meals, medicine, housing assistance, and job training to various groups in need, including Hurricane Sandy victims.

to drop-off at a thrift store near you.No matter where you live, clothing and furniture you're ready to pass on can help provide support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Click here to find a location in your area of the country.And for any designer duds that you can't quite give away just yet, Bib + Tuck lets you swap clothes and accessories from the comfort of your sofa with its invitation-only site. Simply upload photos of your own wares, then peruse other online "wardrobes" to purchase items using virtual dollars.10. The Bridge To SuccessThis Chicago-based group accepts office-appropriate clothing for men and women, along with unused cosmetics and toiletries, to help those less fortunate embark on their career path. Head online or call 312-733-9742 for more information.Donate gently worn, office-appropriate clothing to support under-privileged women interviewing for new jobs. Drop off clothes at 15 Penn Plaza, B Level, Suite 40, NY NY 10001.Join hundreds of New Yorkers helping to keep their fellow man warm by donating a gently used coat to New York's largest volunteer organization.

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Back Out maxi dress in white and navy Bright Star maxi dress in black put that away dress Put That Away dress in black slit it maxi dress Slit It maxi dress in black light it up dress Light It Up dress in blackAre you going to Prom this year? Most of you upperclassmen probably are, and perhaps even some of you underclassmen are as well. If you are a senior, you definitely should go because this is one of the last big events of your high school career! For those of you going, there is probably something very heavy weighing on your mind: How am I going to afford this?! As you know, Prom can get pretty pricey, pretty fast. However, there are some ways you can save money on your big night. Buy your tickets when they first go on sale! The longer you wait to buy your ticket, the pricier they become. Gentlemen, since you will probably buy your lady’s ticket (and you should be if you are together), this is an extremely helpful tip because not only are you buying your ticket, but you are also paying for your date’s.

This can be extremely expensive, especially if you hold-off on purchasing them. So, do not procrastinate on this! Ladies, prom dresses can be very pricey. Some can cost hundreds of dollars. So, ask yourself this: Will I ever wear this dress again? Do I need to have this dress forever? Is this dress super important for me to keep? If you answered no to any of those, you may want to look into renting a dress for your big night instead of buying one. You can still get an amazing dress, just for much cheaper by doing this. Some dress rental shops in Orange County are Elegant Bridal and Tuxedo (yes, bridal shops most often have prom dresses), Ever-Pretty, Secret Closet, and Thai Bridal & Florist. You can also find more places on Yelp. Gentlemen, buying suits and tuxedos can add up too! So, do the same as the ladies! Rent your tux instead of purchasing it. When it comes to transportation, many students agree that they do not want to drive themselves to Prom, but they also do not want their parents taking them.