For the past decade, Night to Shine has created unforgettable from nights for people with special needs right here in Roanoke. The event is made possible by volunteers and community donations.

Fellowship Community Church will roll out the red carpet on Friday, February 13, as Night to Shine returns to give individuals of all abilities a prom night designed just for them.

Shopping for a prom dress is an experience that many people never forget. One local group is working to make sure individuals of all abilities get that opportunity.

Prom night is an experience many people never forget, but some people don’t get the opportunity to go. That is why one group is working to make sure individuals of all abilities get the opportunity to shine.

Roanoke Night to Shine Planning Committee member Patrice Smelser shares details about Saturday's Night To Shine's free prom wear event.

Night to Shine is back for it's biggest year yet.

For many people, the Night to Shine event is a chance to just enjoy the moment – dancing and fancy wear are common sights at these events nationwide, along with plenty of smiling faces.

Night to Shine prom is back in person for the first time in several years and is gearing up for their biggest event yet.

People of all abilities came to get dresses and suits for Night to Shine - A prom in February for people with special needs.

Belmont Christian Church and community partners in Christiansburg teamed up with the Tim Tebow Foundation to host “Night to Shine,” a prom experience for people with special needs who are 14 or older.