Overview

Operation Prom National Network, Inc., is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that helps students attend their prom by providing free dresses and tuxedos. Each school year, we collect and distribute prom formal wear as well as accessory items such as shoes, undergarments, jewelry, and bowties. Our goal is to ensure that each student we serve receives the perfect prom attire allowing them to feel confident and empowered.

Mission Statement

Since 2005 the Operation Prom National Network, Inc. has provided teens across the U.S. with resources to receive free prom formal wear. Through our extensive network of prom dress and tuxedo donors, it is our goal to ensure that every student is able to attend their senior prom, despite their financial situation. 

Icon of an award badge

Excellence

Our team maintains a high standard of professionalism and ethics, and we are committed to empowering the lives of students who are at-risk.

Icon of a line graph

Good Standing

Students must be in good academic standing to receive a free prom dress or tuxedo, and must be approved by a HS administrator, counselor, teacher, or social worker.

Icon showing two people

Open To All

No student regardless of their race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation will be turned away from any events or services.

Icon showing the recycle symbol

Environmentally Friendly

Our sustainability practices help minimize waste into our landfills by reusing and recycling garments.

What They Say About Us

  • “Through the commitment of Prom Connecticut, you are conscious of the circumstances that encompass the daily lives of many students, especially those from the modest economic backgrounds. Without your assistance, many students would not attend prom. The CT Fatherhood Initiative is grateful and proud to receive the most elegant formalwear donations from such a philanthropic and compassionate organization.”

    - The CT Fatherhood Initiative
  • “Thank you so much for my tuxedo for prom. Your kindness will never be forgotten. God bless this nonprofit organization.”

    - High School Senior from Memphis, Tennessee