Spring-Ford SNAP Gears Up For Annual Post-Prom Party

Posted on 22 February 2013. Tags:

ROYERSFORD PA – Spring-Ford’s SNAP (Students Need An Alternate Party) organization is in full swing for prom season and is planning several events to raise funds for its annual after-prom event. This year’s theme is “Back to the Future: 100 Years of Pop Culture.” The party is free for juniors and seniors and runs from 11 P.M.  to 5 A.M.  after the April 27 (2013) prom.

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