Klamath Falls, ORE– While high school seniors are starting to shop for dresses and think about who they’ll take to the prom this year, a few lucky kids are going to prom this Friday at the Running Y Lodge.
A Night to Shine is a national prom experience for kids with physical and mental disabilities.
Sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, this complimentary event is hosted by local churches around the world.
Its goal is to give people with special needs a star-studded V.I.P. prom experience and KAGO News will be on hand as part of the paparazzi to interview attendees as they walk the red carpet into the venue.
Night to Shine will take place simultaneously this Friday, February 9th from 6 to 9 pm at The Running Y in Klamath Falls and at locations all over the nation.
The Tim Tebow Foundation started the Night to Shine event in 2015 to celebrate those with special needs and give dignity to people who are often overlooked.
Since then, the event has occurred every year, celebrating over 100,000 people annually.
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