It’s easy to make a difference—and your generosity truly matters.
By choosing an item from our wishlist, you directly support a survivor and help create an experience rooted in dignity, care, and celebration. Each donated item meets an immediate need while contributing to a powerful moment of healing and empowerment for our attendees.
Your gift creates lasting impact—and all donations are 100% tax deductible.
The “Wishlist Donation” button takes you directly to our dedicated Wishlist Donation page, where you can select a specific item to support. Each gift is intentionally used for the item you choose, ensuring your contribution has a direct and meaningful impact on a survivor’s experience.
You can give with confidence knowing your generosity helps remove barriers, meet real needs, and create moments of dignity, celebration, and healing.

🌟 Be a Part of Something Truly Special! 🌟
You have the power to make a difference! 💖 Join The Prom Project of Michigan in celebrating and uplifting survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence. ✨

🎨 Share your talents—hair, makeup, photography, entertainment & more!
Together, we create unforgettable moments of joy, confidence, and empowerment.

Imagine the joy of knowing YOU made someone feel seen, valued, and celebrated. 💖 As a Prom Sponsor, you'll be paired with a designated participant, providing everything they need for a magical prom night—elegant attire, beauty services, and unforgettable memories! ✨💃🏾🎩
Your generosity will give a survivor the chance to feel truly special, reminding them of their strength and worth. 🌸💫 Contact us for all the details.
Wayne County Community College District-Downtown Lower Level 801 West Fort St.; Detroit MI
Artificial intelligence is shaping how young people learn, connect, and see themselves—but not all impacts are positive.
Join us for an enga...
Wayne County Community College District-Downtown Lower Level 801 West Fort St.; Detroit MI
Premiere Hands Social Events Center 24300 Southfield Road, #103 Southfield, MI
Shades of Strength celebrates the resilience, courage, and power that survivors embody—honoring every journey, every voice, and every step t...
Premiere Hands Social Events Center 24300 Southfield Road, #103 Southfield, MI
Closed to the Public
The Invest in Yourself Empowerment Workshop is an exclusive, trauma-informed experience designed specifically for survivors attending The Pr...
Closed to the Public
Premiere Hands Social Event Center 24300 Southfield Rd, St #103 Southfield, MI
An evening that honors authenticity beneath the mask and celebrates survivors stepping confidently into their power—grounded, resilient, and...
Premiere Hands Social Event Center 24300 Southfield Rd, St #103 Southfield, MI
Closed to the Public
A Prom Honoring Survivors of Human Trafficking and Domestic Violence
Becoming represents more than a moment—it reflects a journey. For survi...
Closed to the Public
Wayne County Community College District Curtis L. Ivery Downtown 801 West Fort St.; Detroit MI
In partnership with Save the Pearls, we invite you to a crucial event designed to educate and empower our community about the dangerous tact...
Wayne County Community College District Curtis L. Ivery Downtown 801 West Fort St.; Detroit MI
Kendra Scott Jewelry Store Twelve Oaks Mall Novi, MI
Shop with Purpose, Celebrate with Heart! 💖
We’ve teamed up with Kendra Scott Jewelry at Twelve Oaks Mall in Novi, Michigan, to make a differ...
Kendra Scott Jewelry Store Twelve Oaks Mall Novi, MI
Premiere Hands Social Event Center 24300 Southfield Rd, St #103 Southfield, MI
Stomping out human trafficking and domestic violence. Join us for a night of partying for a great cause! Wear your flyest sneaks and be pr...
Premiere Hands Social Event Center 24300 Southfield Rd, St #103 Southfield, MI
Closed to the Public
We are proud to offer our attendees our 2nd Annual "skills after prom" life-skill workshops
They will learn:
Closed to the Public
Closed to the Public
We our proud to invite our special guest to our annual prom event: "And Still I Rise", a powerful evening honoring the resilience of survi...
Closed to the Public

Volunteering with The Prom Project of Michigan means becoming part of a mission that celebrates the strength, resilience, and accomplishments of survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence. Your time and talents help us create empowering experiences for our Honored Guests, strengthen community connections, and ensure our services remain free to those we serve.
You’re not just volunteering—you’re helping create moments of dignity, joy, connection, and empowerment that can have an impact long after the celebration ends.
The Prom Project of Michigan can provide meaningful community service opportunities for individuals who need volunteer hours for school, work, scholarships, service organizations, or other approved requirements. Volunteers can support event preparation, donation organization, administrative projects, fundraising activities, community outreach, and other mission-focused needs.
When appropriate, we can also document completed volunteer hours so participants have a record of their service. Community service with The Prom Project of Michigan is more than completing hours—it is an opportunity to build skills, gain experience, and contribute to a mission that empowers survivors and strengthens our community.

Robert & Torleice Anderson, The Assistant Group
Denise Bailey
Taurise Barnes-Jones, Forgive Me Not Photos
Ro Black
Tonya "Shay" Booker
Ashley Dafflin, Beyond Braided Roots
Deanna Dean, Detroit Famous
DJ Ember
Angela Hardison, Season of Hope
Dominique Johnson, DommieCorps, LLC
Ora Love
Teresa Mathis
Dr. Tamara Matthews, TPPoM Board Treasurer
Patrice Mitchell, The Patrice Experience
April Sutton, Cover the Chaos
Audrey Watkins, Resourceful Woman
Bobbi Benton, Life Essentials: The Healer's Journey Podcast
Danielle Williams
Devin Taylor, 313 Benefit
Ebony Dickens, Harmony Beauty
Gloria Shand, Save the Pearls
Larry Moore, Freezy4Togrophy
Merion Scarborough, Mary Kay Cosmetics
MiSide Community Impact Network P&G Scholars
Rhonda Scott, New2U Resale Boutique Tameka Wafer, DT's Creations, LLC
Please reach us at thepromprojectmichigan@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Prom attendees are referred through partner organizations that provide services to individuals who have experienced human trafficking or domestic violence. There are no gender requirements to participate. Our prom is intentionally inclusive and designed to honor survivors of all identities and life stages in a safe, supportive environment.
The prom is a private, invitation-only event and is open to individuals who meet one or more of the following criteria:
There is no cost for attendees, service vendors, or volunteers to participate in the prom. The Prom Project of Michigan provides all necessary services to ensure a fully accessible and dignified experience, including hair, nails, makeup, and childcare. Our commitment is rooted in the belief that financial barriers should never prevent someone from participating.
We intentionally remove obstacles that could limit an attendee’s ability to fully enjoy and feel celebrated during this special evening.
Attire is not a barrier to attending the prom. No individual referred through our partner organizations will be denied participation due to lack of formal clothing. Our volunteers ensure that every attendee has the opportunity to select an outfit that allows them to feel confident, respected, and celebrated.
We welcome partnerships with organizations committed to addressing human trafficking and domestic violence. Collaboration is central to our mission, and we value working alongside partners who share our dedication to survivor-centered impact.
To explore partnership opportunities, please contact us. We would be glad to discuss how your organization can become involved and contribute to this important work.
Volunteers are essential to the success of our events, and we are grateful for the time, care, and commitment they bring to The Prom Project of Michigan. Their efforts make it possible to create safe, meaningful, and celebratory experiences for survivors.
Individuals interested in volunteering are encouraged to complete the online form under “Contact Us” or email thepromprojectmichigan@gmail.com. A member of our team will follow up with additional information.
Because childcare is provided during prom events, volunteers may be required to submit references to verify character and suitability. Volunteers must be at least 15 years of age. Those under 18 years of age must submit a parent or guardian consent form prior to participation.
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