Terms and conditions

Project Prom Colorado does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, national origin/ancestry, disability, marital status, familial status, or military status – if you qualify for our services then you are welcome here. Project Prom, however, cannot guarantee that it will have the exact dress or other clothing item that you want. 

If you have a disability and need special accommodations please contact Project Prom prior to your appointment. We are happy to discuss the accommodations you are requesting and work with you to determine if we can reasonably meet them.  If you have a disability and require accommodations but do not notify Project Prom in advance of your appointment, we cannot guarantee the ability to reasonably accommodate you without advance notice.

To qualify for Project Prom’s services, you must be a current high school student in Thompson School District. 

You must bring your current student ID with you at the time of your appointment.  If you are homeschooled and do not have a traditional student ID you must bring proof that you are currently enrolled in a high school level homeschooling program.

If you are unsure if you qualify or have any questions please reach out via

e-mail.  We’re happy to help!

• You must bring your current student ID with you.
   
• Teens may select one dress, or other clothing item, as well as accessories.  The items you select are yours to keep; you do not have to return them after the dance.
   
• Please plan to fill out the student information form.
   
• Please note that our dress availability fluctuates by style and size. We cannot guarantee that we’ll have a particular dress for you.

• We do not offer alterations.  Unless you have someone who can help you alter a dress, we may suggest you keep shopping for a dress that is ready to wear without necessary alterations.
   
• If possible, bring or wear a strapless bra or the undergarments you may wear to the dance so we can work on getting a proper fit.
   
• You will be paired with a personal shopper to help you select your dress or other clothing item.
   
• Please only bring ONE friend or family member with you to your appointment. Space is limited.

• We respect the privacy and needs of you and all of our other guests. We ask that you do the same. All of Project Prom’s guests are expected to abide by the Golden Rule and practice kindness to our staff, other teenagers, and their families.
   
• Project Prom is run by volunteers and does not have any full-time staff. Some days may be busier than others and you may have to wait for a dressing room.  Our volunteers sincerely appreciate your patience and courteousness if you have to wait. 
   
• We strive to create an environment of inclusion where all of our volunteer and guests feel comfortable and safe.  Disruptive, rude, or disrespectful behavior is not acceptable should be reported to a Project Prom volunteer.

Please read and provide these guidelines to the ONE person that you are bringing with you to your appointment.
 

• Privacy: Friends and family are not permitted to walk around and do the shopping. This important policy is in place to protect other shoppers’ privacy and needs.
   
• Anyone that is not a qualifying student will be asked to sit or stand (depending on available space) in the waiting area.
   
• Qualifying students may select one dress, or other clothing item, as well as accessories.  The items selected are theirs to keep; they do not have to return them after the dance.
   
• Please note this is a 100% volunteer run service, there are days when we will be busier than others.  You may have to wait for a dressing room. Please be patient and courteous while you wait. 
   
• Please note that our dress availability fluctuates by style and size.

• We do not offer alterations.  Unless you have someone who can help you alter a dress, we may suggest that the student keep shopping for a dress that is ready to wear without necessary alterations.
   
• Your teen will be paired with a personal shopper to help them select a dress or other clothing item.
   
• Everyone attending a Project Prom dress giveaway is required to abide by the Golden Rule and practice kindness to Project Prom’s volunteers, other teenagers, and their families.

• Project Prom Colorado reserves the right to refuse service to any teen who does not abide by the guidelines.
   
• Project Prom reserves the right to refuse service to any person who does not qualify for our services.
  
• Project Prom would like to provide this service to all qualifying teens in Thompson School District. However, we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone who is disruptive, rude, or disrespectful and makes either Project Prom’s volunteers or other guests feel uncomfortable or unsafe.  Similarly, Project Prom reserves the right to ask a teen or a teen’s family or friends to leave if they are being disruptive, rude, or disrespectful and makes either our volunteers or other guests feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
   

Let us know if you have any questions:

info@thompsontef.org