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Mum's pop-up shop aims to make prom affordable

Mum's pop-up shop aims to make prom affordable

Summary

A mom named Julie Sarahs started a store where kids can borrow outfits for prom without having to pay. She did this because she noticed that some prom dresses can be really expensive and her daughter couldn't go to two proms because of the Covid virus.

Key Facts

  • A woman named Julie Sarahs started a place called Stroud Community Costumes.
  • At this place, students at school can borrow things like dresses, suits, shoes, and bags to wear to prom.
  • Students don't have to pay to borrow these items, but they can give money if they want. That money is used to buy more things for the store.
  • The store was started after Julie noticed the cost of some prom dresses becoming very expensive, some over £200.
  • The idea to open the store came when Julie's daughter could not go to two proms because of the Covid virus.
  • The store is in its third year and now has more than 100 dresses that teenagers can borrow.
  • The store is located inside the Stroud Library.
  • Julie wants to help students who might not have enough money for prom to still be able to go.
  • The store needs more items for boys, like shirts, suits, and shoes.
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