Cinderella & Prince Charming Project of Pasco County

Marjorie's Hope, in 2019, acquired the Cinderella Project, which had been in operation since 2004. Our organization recognized that there was a lack of programs that supported male formal attire and responded by incorporating the "Prince Charming" into the program. The result is the Cinderella & Prince Charming Project of Pasco County, which has since grown significantly. Our inventory includes a variety of items, such as short and long gowns, suits, tuxedos, ties, dress socks, dress shoes, belts, heels, evening bags, jewelry, and makeup. Moreover, we have collaborated with local businesses to provide services like haircuts and self-tanning. Our objective is to ensure that every student, irrespective of their personal or financial difficulties, has the opportunity to attend homecoming and prom.

Donations

Donating to our cause is always appreciated and accepted year-round, regardless of whether the items are new or gently used. If you are able to stop by during operating hours at our location during event openings, we would be more than happy to take your donations. During the off-season, please send us a message and we will be able to direct you to a nearby drop-off location or even arrange a pick-up.

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2024 Teen Board

Morgan Montayre

My name is Morgan Montayre and I attend Wendell Krinn Technical High School. My dream is to attend the United States Air Force Academy and study Political Science. I play soccer and cross country for Gulf High School. I also participated in Youth Leadership Pasco in the Class of 2023. Being a part of the Teen Board is important to me because I love giving back to the community and supporting a great organization like Marjorie’s Hope. 

Madison Montayre

My name is Madison Montayre and I am a senior at Wendell Krinn Technical High School. I hope to attend Ohio State to study nursing and specialize in pediatrics. I participate in soccer, cross country, and I even own my own baking business, Kropik’s Kitchen. Being a part of the Cinderella Project’s Teen Board has fueled my passion for serving others while helping to provide a fun and supportive environment to find teen’s dream formal wear.

 Tatiana Aguirre

My name is Tatiana Aguirre and I am a senior at J.W. Mitchell High School. I hope to attend Florida Atlanic University and go pre-med. I participate in many clubs such as HOSA, SADD, Leo club and many more. I am in the medical academy at my school and am on track to become a CNA by the end of the year! Being apart of the teen board for the Cinderella Project means so much to me because I get to give back and interact to make a difference with students my age!

Montana Montayre

My name is Montana Montayre and i am a senior at Wendell Krinn Technical high school. I hope to attend Washington University in St. Louis on the pre- med track! I am the editor in chief of our school newspaper where we feature the Cinderella project every year! I graduated from youth leadership pasco this past spring and have an immense passion for fashion. I love volunteering at the Cinderella project because I love to be able to give back to the community and help students express themselves and look their best on such a wonderful night!