Becca’s Closet is a national, non-profit organization that donates formal dresses to high school girls who are unable to afford to purchase them. Becca’s Closet also awards scholarships to deserving high school students.
The organization was created to honor the work of Rebecca Kirtman who passed away in an automobile accident in August 2003. In the spring of 2003, Becca single-handedly collected and distributed over 250 prom dresses to needy girls in South Florida so that they could attend their high school prom.
Right here in Williamson County, we have our own chapter of Becca’s closet located at Fairview Baptist Church. Now in their 9th prom season.  Prom Dresses are completely free to high school girls.  Shopping for dresses will take place by appointment on Saturdays through the month of April.  There are just a few easy, quick steps to getting your  prom dress.
First, please note – you MUST have an appointment! Becca’s Closet is  only there during scheduled appointment times. What to do next? Send an e-mail to [email protected] Include your name, high school name and town, cell phone number, approximate dress size, and the date of your prom. They will e-mail you to set up an appointment and provide directions. You must bring a valid high school ID or current report card.
Becca’s Closet looks  forward to helping you find the perfect dress! They are also accepting donations. If you are contacting them to make a donation, they gladly accept donations of formal and semi-formal dresses, shoes, jewelry and accessories – all year round. All donations are tax deductible. Donations can be dropped off in Franklin or Fairview. Pick-ups in Nashville are sometimes available. E-mail them at [email protected] to make donation arrangements.
