The Prom Project of Michigan (TPPoM) was founded in 2021 from a conversation with women who never experienced the milestone that is the prom and realizing that there was an empty space that was not being fulfilled by other organizations. Ms. Johnson began this initiative as a one-time service project with the belief that it would never ha
The Prom Project of Michigan (TPPoM) was founded in 2021 from a conversation with women who never experienced the milestone that is the prom and realizing that there was an empty space that was not being fulfilled by other organizations. Ms. Johnson began this initiative as a one-time service project with the belief that it would never happen again. It was quickly realized by everyone involved, that this was necessary, and as a result, The Prom Project of Michigan was born!
It is our mission to celebrate and remind survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence that they are beautiful, valuable, and deserving of success. We are dedicated to empowering survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence by providing an annual prom to celebrate them and to remind them that they are beautiful, valuable, and deserving of success.
Our team is dedicated to supporting survivors as they reclaim their lives and celebrate their resilience. We turn our commitment into meaningful action, creating a safe and empowering space for those we serve. If you’re ready to join us in making a difference, reach out to learn how you can be part of this mission.
The Prom Project of Michigan extends our heartfelt gratitude to Mayor Mike Duggan and the City of Detroit for recognizing our mission and impact with a Letter of Recognition. Your acknowledgment affirms the importance of celebrating survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence
Thank you to the newly established body founded by the Mayor’s Office to support and advocate for the advancement of women in our city. The Commission is comprised of nine dedicated members:
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Fox 2 News Detroit featured The Prom Project of Michigan and its President, Dominique Johnson. During the interview, Dominique shared how the annual fundraiser supports transformative programs and celebrates the resilience of survivors through the power of community, compassion, and hope.
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