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Follow on Google News | Love That Dress! Collection Party Continues in the River DistrictBy: PACE Center for Girls of Lee County The evening will include complimentary drinks and nibbles, raffle prizes from River District Merchants and the amazing fashion finds that only the Boutique on First can offer. Guests can then head over to Red Door Photography's studio where the fun will continue with drinks & desserts, music and a live painting by local artist Dharma Leferve. Additionally, guests will receive a complimentary headshot, with additional shots available for purchase for just $10. Admission to the event is $10 with a donation to Love That Dress! and Goodwill Industries of SWFL. To purchase tickets, please visit lovethatdress.org and follow the link for Lee County. There The Grease & Glamour Season Finale hosted by Six Bends Harley-Davidson® This year's goal is to generate an inventory of over 4,000 dresses and raise $120,000. All proceeds generated by the Love That Dress! events benefit PACE Center for Girls of Lee County. Anyone interested in participating in a collection event in support of Love That Dress!8 may contact Allyson Ross, special projects associate for PACE Lee, at Allyson.Ross@ About PACE Center for Girls PACE Center for Girls is a Florida-based, nonprofit organization and the only statewide prevention program for adolescent at-risk girls in the nation. The non-residential program targets the unique needs of girls, ages 12 to 18, facing challenges such as physical and sexual abuse, domestic violence, substance abuse, foster care, neglect, death of a parent, family history of incarceration and declining grades. In the past year, the Lee County program provided 106 girls with education, counseling, training and advocacy, resulting in 96 percent of girls in the program having no involvement with juvenile justice within one year of leaving PACE, 93 percent improving their academic performance and 76 percent remaining in school or obtaining employment three years after leaving PACE. As a result, PACE reduces the significant long-term costs associated with teen pregnancy, substance use, unemployment and long-term economic dependency. End
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