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ALYCE ANNOUNCES ALYCE CARES

Our ALYCE CARES program reflects our civic responsibility instilled by our founder, Alyce Hamm. This program is dedicated to supporting worthy not-for-profit organizations, especially those that provide scholarships to students in the fashion industry or provide dresses to girls in distress, be it from unforeseen natural disasters, medically-related financial hardships, or health related illnesses.

"Kids Wish Network, Operation Glass Slipper, The Cinderella Project, and The Princess Project are exemplary organizations that help young girls attend their proms who otherwise would be unable to participate. Girls from all walks of life deserve the chance to feel beautiful, confident and special," said Claudine Hamm, Designer and Chief Operating Office of ALYCE Paris. These organizations promote girls self-esteem by enabling them to feel empowered and breaking the cycle of hardship. ALYCE Paris is proud to participate in this important work, added Hamm.

KIDS WISH NETWORK

Kids Wish Network (www.kidswishnetwork.org)is an international charitable organization dedicated to infusing hope, creating happy memories, and improving the quality of life for children having experienced life-altering situations. Kids Wish Network assists children and their families through several key programs.

OPERATION GLASS SLIPPER

Operation Glass Slipper (www.operationglassslipper.org) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing prom gowns and accessories free of charge to high school girls in the Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota area whose circumstances make it impossible for them to attend their prom. Since 2007 Operation Glass Slipper has outfitted over 5,410 girls for their proms.

THE CINDERELLA PROJECT

The Cinderella Project (www.cinderellaproject.net) is a non-profit organization comprised of volunteers located in the New York State Capital region. The gowns and accessories are donated by the community and by generous businesses. The Cinderella Project relies on monetary donations from individuals and corporate sponsors for funding. The Project is about rewarding girls for their accomplishments, for staying in school, and for insuring that every girl enjoys memories of her prom.

THE PRINCESS PROJECT

The Princess Project (www.princessproject.org/about) serves girls in the San Francisco Bay Area, Silicon Valley, and San Diego and promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school girls who cannot afford them. The Project celebrates bodies of all types and sizes, and creates a fun, respectful atmosphere where girls feel good about themselves.

EVER AFTER GOWNS

Ever After Gowns (www.everaftergowns.org) is the longest-running, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing prom gowns and accessories to high school students in need throughout Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota and the surrounding areas. From inception, Ever After Gowns has provided assistance to thousands of young women, helping to build self-confidence and create memorable prom experiences that last Ever After.

DONATE MY DRESS

Donate My Dress (www.donatemydress.org) is the first national campaign designed to encourage girls around the country to donate their prom and special occasion dresses to those who cannot afford to finance the costly experience of going to their prom, sweet 16, quinceañera or formal on their own.

DONATE A DRESS

Donate A Dress (www.donateadress.org) is a Seattle, Washington based non-profit organization dedicated to helping low income teen girls have a dream prom or formal event! We collect gently used prom dresses and help low income teen girls by giving them a free dress to wear to their prom or other formal events.

ALYCE Paris supports Anti-Bullying programs

Although bullying was once considered a rite of passage, parents, educators, and community leaders now see bullying as a life-changing form of abuse that can have severe effects on youthful victims. Bullying frequently leads to self-esteem issues, isolation from their peers, dropping out of school, prompt serious health problems including depression and thoughts of suicide. Children who are bullied are often singled out because of some perceived difference between them and others, be it appearance (size, weight, or clothes), intellect, ethnicity, religious affiliation and increasingly, sexual orientation.

Bullying is a problem that affects millions of students, and it has everyone concerned, not just the children on its receiving end. ALYCE Paris supports effective programs to reduce bullying that start with comprehensive training involving an open collaboration between students, parents, teachers and the local community. There is positive change in culture and climate when all parties get involved and take personal responsibility for standing up, speaking out and eliminating bullying.

Give students a voice, and make them an integral part of the process in creating sustainable change.

ALYCE Paris supports Anti-Bullying programs

STOMP Out Bullying™ (www.stompoutbullying.org) - A national non-profit anti-bullying and cyberbullying program for kids and teens is a signature program of Love Our Children USA. Created in 2005, it focuses on reducing and preventing bullying, cyberbullying and other digital abuse, educating against homophobia, racism and hatred, decreasing school absenteeism, and deterring violence in schools, online and in communities across the country.