April was the Robbins Brothers 2nd Annual Sparkle and Share Dress Drive and it was such a huge success! Our Southern California stores collected nearly 600 dresses. We want to thank each and every one of you, our customers and friends in the community, who donated a stunning gown to help teen girls of Olive Crest in need. They’ll be looking so glam on their prom night!
Suzanne, the lovely representative from Olive Crest sharing about the organization and their mission!
Eeeek!! Someone donated a Badgley Mishka dress? I adore that color, too! I wonder what lucky girl will be rocking that at her prom!
Happy customers donating some lovely gowns for teens in need (and also clearing some closest space!)
A special thank you to Odori Sushi, an All You Can Eat sushi, rolls and appetizers restaurant, in Buena Park has graciously donated a $50 gift certificate to support our Sparkle & Share event for our Fullerton store!
A very special thank you to Pebbles Bridal (Woodland Hills and Platentia), Cecile Rivoire Bridal (Glendale), Taylor’s Lace Bridal (Artesia) and The Dresser (Fullerton) for donating such lovely dresses to such a great cause!
The big Dress Selection Event will be open to high school juniors and seniors to select a FREE high quality dress for their Prom! Students must bring current High School ID.
Friday, May 9th, 3 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday, May 10th, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
17800 Woodruff Ave. Bellflower, 90706
If you are interested in attending, please RSVP with David Roman at 562-977-6960 or david-roman@olivecrest.org.
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