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2 3 4 About A Cinderella Project A Cinderella Project is dedicated to helping brides of the Houston area who can’t afford to look like the princess they’ve always dreamed of on their wedding day. Founded in 2002 by Madison Longust, A Cinderella Project uses the donations of newlyweded brides, local salons and other businesses to provide low income brides with wedding day attire and beauty services such as hair styling and professional makeup application. “Elegance does not consist in putting on a new dress” - Coco Chanel Products & Services Offered A Cinderella Project believes a woman’s wedding day is the most special day of her life and is committed to making every bride look and feel her best on her special day. With the help of generous donors, A Cinderella Project is able to provide wedding day attire such as: • wedding dresses • shoes • gloves • tiaras • jewelry • hair accessories By teaming up with local salons and beauty professionals, A Cinderella Project is also able to provide beauty services such as: • hair styling • makeup application • spray tanning • discounted gym memberships For more information on products and services offered, visit www.acinderellaproject.org Want to get involved? Clients In just three easy steps, any bride’s dream can become a reality. • Complete online application and submit proof of income • Upon approval, visit A Cinderella Project’s showroom to speak with a consultant • Choose dress, accessories and set up appointments with beauty professionals Due to inventory limitations, A Cinderella Project can only accept 50 brides each month. Donors A Cinderella Project graciously accepts used wedding dresses, petticoats, shoes, jewelry, veils, hair accessories and services such as hair styling, makeup application, spray tanning, alterations and gym memberships. To donate, simply bring items to A Cinderella Project’s showroom anytime Monday-Saturday between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Local salons, gyms and beauty professionals that want to contribute to a bride’s special day can donate services by calling 281-586-5455.
