2020 Prom Party In a Box

2020 Building Blue Bridges Prom Party in a Box Drive


The 2020 Building Blue Bridges Prom Party in a Box Drive will deliver joy and excitement as we celebrate the achievements of high school seniors who attend Dorsey High School, King Drew Magnet High School and culminating 8th graders at Barack Obama Global Prep Middle School.

Our goal is to distribute 500 boxes filled with prom and graduation themed items such as Sparkling Apple Cider, party poppers and Class of 2020 memorabilia. Please join me in honoring the achievements of these deserving students by donating whatever you can afford right here, right now. 

Los Angeles Police Department South Bureau Division Officers from Southwest, Southeast and 77th will help deliver and distribute boxes full of joy and congratulations beginning on May 1st with home deliveries to Dorsey High School students .  June 5, 2020 we will celebrate 320 student graduating form King Drew Magnet High School in Watts, CA. King Drew Magnet has a 100% graduation rate. AMAZING!

The unexpected COVID19 pandemic has cancelled milestone senior activities such as prom and graduation. Our students are disappointed and angry with many feeling "forgotten".  The 2020 Building Blue Bridges Prom Party in a Box Drive will most definitely brighten their day and touch their hearts when we show them how "unforgettable" they truly are.

Lets show our future leaders, nurses, doctors, first responders and essential workers how much we love them. Donate Now right here or via our website 24hourk12 .   Venmo: @DaphneSalads  and Cash App: #BuildingBlueBridges are the best immediate cash options for the 2020 Building Blue Bridges Prom Party in a Box Drive.

Thanks in advance for your contribution to this worthy "Class of 2020" celebration that means so much to the students and families I'm dedicated to serving.  Check us out at 24hourk12  to learn more about who we are what we enjoy doing.

Mother of Many (Mom) Mother of Many (M.O.M.)  is a grassroots nonprofit using technology and healthy eating programs to keep high school students engaged in school and gain workplace skills. Serving Los Angeles' lowest performing inner city schools such as Locke, Crenshaw  and Dorsey high schools in South Los Angeles—M.O.M. aims to “bridge the digital and STEAM career divide" in order to close the achievement gap in historically underrepresented neighborhoods where African American and Latino students have little access to technology and fresh foods.