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Grundy Library is Holding a Prom Clothing Drive for Bristol High School Students

Prom Night. Its probably one of, if not the most important events in the lives of high school students.

For some though, costs can create immense pressure on families and their students

To help student families the Grundy Library is collecting donations for a Prom Clothing Drive until Wednesday, March 30

The Library is collecting clean dresses, suits, ties, shoes, etc. for Bristol High School students going to their 2022 Prom through Wednesday, March 30, 2022.

Please call 215.788.7891 to have staff collect your donation curbside.

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Grundy Library is Holding a Prom Clothing Drive for Bristol High School Students

Prom Night. Its probably one of, if not the most important events in the lives of high school students.

For some though, costs can create immense pressure on families and their students

To help student families the Grundy Library is collecting donations for a Prom Clothing Drive until Wednesday, March 30

The Library is collecting clean dresses, suits, ties, shoes, etc. for Bristol High School students going to their 2022 Prom through Wednesday, March 30, 2022.

Please call 215.788.7891 to have staff collect your donation curbside.

This Post Has 0 Comments

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Updated: 12:00 pm   Bristol Township Police released the name…

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Updated 5:05 am Wednesday: Two vehicles crashed, with one…

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