Metro Atlanta
Becca's Closet
"Little things make a BIG difference" - Becca
Becca's Closet began when a Florida Nova High School Student Rebecca Kirtman noticed that some of her classmate could not afford to go to prom or homecoming. She collected over 250 dresses on her own, giving them to girls in need out of her own closet. When she was killed in a car accident, her family and friends made her dream their mission. Now with over 75 chapters active across the world, thousands of girls are able to receive dresses completely free of charge. Rebecca Kirtman left a great legacy of helping others. Our Metro Atlanta Chapter based out of McEachern High School is working hard to see that we reach as many girls as possible!
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| Becca's Closet- In Atlanta! McEachern and Walton High Schools Team Up to Make Prom Dreams Come True!
Students at Walton and McEachern High School have done an outstanding job collecting dresses, organizing a fashion show at Town Center Mall, and opening a temporary store to serve girls in need! We have collected nearly 2000 dresses! Becca's Closet opened a temporary store at 2615 George Busbee Parkway in Kennesaw thanks to the Muntzing-Sattele Company! Most of our clients are refered to us through social workers, teachers, or other non-profit organizations. If you or someone you know cannot afford to attend a formal event, please contact us so we can set up an appointment. If you would like to make a donation, please contact us as well! We are especially in need of plus size dresses, rolling dress racks, and clear plastic dry cleaning bags. Please e-mail us at beccasclosetatlanta@gmail.com See our feature on CBS Better Mornings |