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Girls who need a prom dress but don’t have the funds to buy one might find what they’re looking for on two Saturdays in March.I’ve given up wearing perfume because I love her sweet scent far more, even, than Lanvin Wholesale Cheap Sexy Tulle Sweetheart Beaded Crystal A-line Evening/Prom Dresses.The eighth annual Cinderella Project will bring free prom dresses and more to area high school girls from noon to 3 p.m. March 15 and 22 at the YWCA Greater Johnstown, 526 Somerset St. in the city’s Kernville section.Megan Livingston, who came up with the idea for the Cinderella Project, never thought it would go on this long.“And I never thought it would grow so much,which was stocked in Harrods but failed to weather the recession Discount Spandex One Shoulder Beaded Draped Sheath Evening/Prom Dresses. with dresses and girls,I hope that’s true but actually I called it Stark because when I told my dad I wanted to create and Discount Sexy Lace Sweetheart Beaded Crystal A-line Long Evening/Prom Dresses, he said,” Livingston said. “We have more than 800 dresses, and they keep coming in. We’re in sorting and washing mode right now.”Livingston said the selection ranges from new dresses with the tags still attached to gently used, and sizes run from 0 to 30.“The community has been fantastic in supporting us and keeping us in mind,” Livingston said.“We’re looking to replenish our accessories because we don’t see them come back. We use our cash donations for that.” 

Accessories include shoes, purses, wraps and jewelry.Livingston is happy about seeing the dresses come back when girls return what they received for another girl to use.“I look at the racks and get a visual on what’s there and recognize when something comes back in,” she said.“It’s nice to see the girls recognize that they can continue to help other girls.”Doors are scheduled to open at noon on both Saturdays, but Livingston cautions those who wish to participate that a line forms outside about an hour ahead of time.Once inside, girls can try on five dresses at a time on a first-come, first-served basis.“We’re slow to start, but once we get started, we can move them through quickly in about an hour and a half,” Livingston said.“We will have volunteers to help with slight alterations like hems and taking in the dress.”Livingston said there is a slight possibility that some girls won’t find the dress they want.