"Night to Shine" helps special needs teens

23ABC News 2022-02-11

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‘Night to Shine’ is all about giving teens with special needs the royal treatment. While the pandemic continues, Crossroads Christian Fellowship is making sure they still get the prom experience they deserve.
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