Interested in donating your bridal gown? Great!
First, a few things you should know:
- We enjoy receiving bridal gowns from all over the country. No bridesmaid/mother-of-the-bride dresses, please.
- We accept bridal gowns designed within the last five years.
- We accept accessories such as belts, sashes, veils, headpieces, jewelry, and jackets. No crinolines or undergarments, please.
Ready to donate? Here’s how:
Non-Local Donations:
- Take the gown out of any box it may currently be in
- Roll the gown as tight as you can and place it in a pillow case (or something comparable)
- Place the rolled-up gown in a shipping box
- Complete this donation form*
- Place donation form and gown in box
- Send box to:
Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor
Attn: The Brides Project
2010 Hogback Rd, Suite 3
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Local Donations:
- Take the gown out of any box
- Hang gown in bag
- Complete this donation form*
- Drop off gown and form at our shop location between the following hours:
Tuesdays 2:00 pm – 6 pm
Thursdays 2:00 pm-6:00 pm
Saturdays 11:00 am-3:00 pm
The Brides Project
1677 Plymouth Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
There is a small administrative cost to The Brides Project and the Cancer Support Community to process each donated gown. We kindly encourage a donation of $25 to cover these costs.
Within a month, you will receive a letter confirming that we have received your gown and containing your tax receipt. If you have any questions, please email us at donate@thebridesproject.org
Are you a bridal shop or designer wanting to donate? Amazing!
We love receiving discontinued samples or overstock direct from bridal salons and designers. All donations are tax-deductible and all profits raised directly fund programs for individuals impacted by cancer. We truly appreciate your support!
To donate bridal gowns, veils or accessories in bulk, please email donate@thebridesproject.org for more information.
Four dresses allow a person touched by cancer to receive professional support for a year.
Two dresses help a child who has a parent with cancer find understanding and acceptance.
One dress provides a workshop that empowers through knowledge.