Power of a Princess

Q: What kinds of characters do members portray?

Members dress and perform as princes, princesses, superheroes, and Jedi to create a magical experience for children.

Q: Where do members actually go to perform?

Visits take place at hospitals, low-income schools, and other groups in need around the Bay Area and beyond.

Q: Do the children or their families pay anything for these visits?

No. All character appearances and activities are provided completely free of charge.

Q: What activities happen during a visit?

Visits include storytelling, crafts, sing-alongs, and Q&As with characters, among other activities.

Community Service/Nonprofit

Power of a Princess is a student-run organization that sends princes, princesses, superheroes, and Jedi to visit children in hospitals, low-income schools, and other underserved settings around the Bay Area. Members perform storytelling, crafts, sing-alongs, and character Q&As to give sick or underserved kids a chance to forget their worries and just be a kid. All appearances are provided free of charge.

01What kinds of characters do members portray?+

02Where do members actually go to perform?+

03Do the children or their families pay anything for these visits?+

04What activities happen during a visit?+