During the annual North Texas Prom Dress Drive, Coca-Ban donates 380 clothes.

Photo courtesy of Comerica.

For their annual Prom Dress Drive, six banking facilities collected 380 novel or softly used formal clothes and accessories next month.

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Comerica partnered with Dallas CASA, Boys & Girls Club of Greater Dallas, and of Collin County to dedicate the garments. Each organization offers homecoming to local teenagers who have been abused or neglected through a program they have organized.

People of the Comerica Bank North Texas Women’s Forum assisted in the organization’s graduation shops and shopping activities.

The lender partnered with Project Beauty to add another degree to the graduation experience by offering pleasant hair and makeup repairs on the day of the homecoming in honor of Comerica’s 175th celebration.

Since the first North Texas Prom Dress Drive in 2015, Comerica has donated 6, 590 and various community lovers.

Kelsey Shoemaker is an director for the Advocate. Prior to joining the publication, she was electronic director at Fort Worth Magazine. Kelly studied media at UNT. She can be reached at [email protected]

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