FAQ

We know you may have questions about how this program works, how you can get involved, and the impact it has on our community. Whether you're an educator, a local business owner, a parent, a student, or a community member, we’ve gathered answers to the most common questions we receive. Our goal is to make it easy for everyone to understand how we can all come together to empower high school seniors on their journey to success. If you don’t see your question listed, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly!

For Educators

How can my school participate in the Suited Seniors Initiative?
- Currently, schools in Duluth and Norcross can participate by sharing the initiative with students, distributing the flyer, and serving as a drop-off location for the professional attire for the students.
What role do educators play in supporting this initiative?
- Educators can help by identifying students in need, encouraging them to participate, and partnering with us to ensure a dignified distribution process.
How do you ensure that students receive the right sizes and types of items?
- Students can communicate via their method of communication to share items of need and sizes.

For Local Business Owners

How can my business support the Suited Seniors Initiative?
- Businesses can support us by donating funds, providing in-kind services (such as dry cleaning or tailoring), or offering discounts on professional attire.
What are the benefits for businesses that partner with this initiative?
- Partners receive recognition on our website, social media shoutouts, and the opportunity to connect with the local community while making a meaningful impact on students' lives.
Is there a minimum donation or commitment required to be a partner?
- There is no minimum requirement—every contribution, whether financial, services, or items, is greatly valued and helps us reach more students in need.

Parents

How can I find out if my child is eligible to receive professional attire?
- If your child is a high school senior, they are eligible to participate.
What should I do if my child needs an item that’s not available in the current inventory?
- We do our best to fulfill every request, but if an item is not immediately available, we will continue to search for it and reach out as soon as we find a suitable match.
Is there a cost for students or families to receive these items?
- No, all items are provided to students free of charge to ensure they have the professional attire they need for interviews and career opportunities.

Students

How do I sign up to receive business attire from the Suited Seniors Initiative?
- You can email suitedseniors@gmail.com to correspond with one of our team members.
Can I choose my items, or are they assigned to me?
- Yes, one of our team members will correspond with you about what is available in the inventory, and we will do our best to match your preferences.
Will my participation in this program be confidential?
- Yes, we take student privacy seriously. All information provided in the needs assessment survey is confidential, and distribution will be handled discreetly.

4. How many items can I receive? (subject to availability)

Traditional Male Attire- 1 suit or 1 blazer with 1 pair of slacks
Traditional Female Attire- 1 suit, 1 blazer with 1 pair of slacks. (Dresses are not common, but you may check for availability.)

Community Members

How can I contribute to the Suited Seniors Initiative if I don’t have professional clothing to donate?
- You can make a financial donation to help us purchase items in sizes that are needed or sponsor a student’s professional attire package.
Are there volunteer opportunities available with this initiative?
- Yes, we welcome community volunteers to help with sorting, organizing, and distributing items to students. Contact us to learn more about how you can get involved.
What impact does my donation have on local students?
- Your donation directly supports high school seniors in your community, giving them the tools and confidence to pursue job opportunities and start their careers on the right foot.

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