The Scottsbluff PROMisse software makes it possible for everyone to dress to impress, even on the most tightest of budgets, as prom season is in full swing.
Anyone who needs formal wear, according to chairman Debbie Franco, can get it with them.
” Citizens have donated gowns, some are fresh, some are again used”, explains Franco. ” And therefore we let the society know and the schools know that if anyone needs a clothing, they can come in and we donate it, or modify them, or give them away,” he said.
” The girl’s got clothes, shoes, jewelry, and we have fits, shirts, ties and jeans for the kids. And they can travel over anywhere. They call me and we are fitted. And I occasionally modify them. And they can make a small payment as well. If no, that’s fine to”.
Franco added that the program is intended for anyone in the neighborhood who might require school attire, not only Scottsbluff.
” I’ve had women around from Bayard, Bridgeport, Torrington. But anything that needs a costume for any celebration, not just for homecoming. I’ve had female come along. If they had a special occasion, such as attending a wedding, attending a summer school it, or attending a dance competition there.
The Scottsbluff Guarantee system is located within the Scottsbluff Elks house, and you can visit Debbie at 631- 4952 to set up an appointment.