Middletown High School girls pick Homecoming outfits from donated dresses

Middletown girls pick Homecoming outfits from donated dresses

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Middletown High School students pick out their homecoming outfits from donated items on Saturday, October 17, 2015. (Nick Rosenblum)

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Saturday, October 17, 2015

MIDDLETOWN, Calif. (KGO) --

All the girls at Middletown High School will have homecoming dresses thanks to some generous donations.

Nancy Rosenblum, of San Ramon, organized a donation drive to help the students hit by the Valley Fire. On Saturday, the girls got to pick out their outfits from the more than 150 dresses, 65 pairs of shoes, purses and pieces of jewelry that were donated.

Perfect postscript to our dresses for #ValleyFire #Middletown High girls story. They got to pick them out today! pic.twitter.com/V5AQEajg5H
— Laura Anthony (@LauraAnthony7) October 18, 2015

The biggest donation came from a former Oakland Raider.

Rosenblum's son, Nick, took these photos of the happy teens.

The dance was moved to November 7.

San Ramon woman has collected 100+dresses for #Middletown HS girls to wear to their Homecoming dance.#ValleyFire pic.twitter.com/Fam7Ph8wHk
— Laura Anthony (@LauraAnthony7) October 15, 2015

They would like you to contact Shaun.roderick@middletownusd.org. She is homecoming dance coordinator! 7079874140. https://t.co/TDf3c3anEa
— Laura Anthony (@LauraAnthony7) October 17, 2015

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