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  Sheila16 wrote:

My daughter was selected to participate in DITR summer program, Diamond University. The application/selection process was rigorous, but well worth it. My 11-year old was a bit skeptical at first about spending her summer days in a 'program', but soon... more »

  dzinndzinn wrote:

Staying power for the long term. Visited the Hosanna Public Library constructed with SIGNIFICANT local contributions on the grounds of the local Elementary School. This is truly an amazing feat -- it shows that the parents support the project and really... more »

  Keturah S. wrote:

Girls Education Mission International is a fit and proper organization which all support may be extended. more »

  teresapalooza wrote:

I started volunteering with WriteGirl last year and I absolutely love it! The organization and the founder Keren Taylor are so inspirational. She really sets the tone for the work the volunteers do. After my initial training, I volunteered... more »

  Justin Z.1 wrote:

Brown girls code is needed to stimulate the future Workforce that is currently underserved in the Augusta community. more »

  JudyO wrote:

My first impression of SCFG was one of awe and excitement. I had been asked to serve on a panel of corporate grantmakers with expertise in science education, which was followed by an afternoon of experiments led by the older girls for the younger girls... more »

  Jennifer114 wrote:

They provide great information and resources to girls not only in our area but all over the country. Their message is one of empowerment for girls and women of all ages. They want our world to be one where women are equals, treated fairly and and are... more »

  asclamb wrote:

I absolutely love Girls on the Run of the Triangle! I have volunteered as a coach for several seasons, and I always love my team. The GOTR office makes volunteering foolproof, and they also make volunteers feel valued for their time and work. Girls on... more »

  Patricia wrote:

This is a fantastic program for girls in trouble and uncontrollable. I have seen it work for many girls for a few years now. I recommend donation. more »

  bernadettemelton wrote:

Such a great organization! My daughter has been involved for 4 years now, and loves Beauties. She's learning so much about how precious she is, to me and to God. When the world is telling her it's all about what's on the outside, she gets to hear the... more »

  mahinalae wrote:

Ive been familiar with this organization since their inception three years ago. I was looking for an organization that will help build developmental assets for underserved girls, since I feel that my own daughter is so well cared for, I want others'... more »

  melissa wrote:

Please note I am also a board member for BAGRC, but my first experience with the organization was as a client served. My 14 year old daughter Maggie is a rock camp alumna. She attended the first session of Bay Area Girls Rock Camp 2008 when she was... more »

  EM wrote:

Girls Incorporated of Orange County serves over 4,600 girls ages 4 1/2 to 18 annually throughout Orange County, including their center in Costa Mesa. The staff is well educated, kind, funny and always pushing themselves to be better; It appears they... more »

  empeppas wrote:

As a Girls Incorporated volunteer, I have had a very enjoyable experience working with students as well as with staff. Through helping the girls with test prep and homework, I've seen them show such enthusiasm and excitement for projects they're involved... more »

  Antonella wrote:

I am honored to serve on the Board of Directors for Girls Inc. DC. It is extremely rewarding to be involved with an organization that is providing life-changing programs to help girls become healthy, educated , and independent women. Seeing the progress... more »

  Sophie N.1 wrote:

Nerdy Girl Success encourages and supports young leaders it works with and I'm excited to share their mission with others! They do amazing work and I can't wait to see their impact grow. more »

  Writer wrote:

Girls Rule has been such a positive influence in my life. Their programs have helped me gain the confidence I need to be a better student, friend and daughter. They also have a lot of great resources for college. more »

  Diane44 wrote:

I have witnessed my sister and her family suffer due to the behavior of their 15 year old teenaged daughter. My niece dropped out of school, was involved in gang activity, and promiscuous. Her mother enrolled her into the program at Purple W.I.N.G.S.... more »

  jrogers2 wrote:

Though I have been involved with a number of mentoring programs before, I've found the Cinnamongirl mentoring program to be quite unique. Targeting African-American and Latina girls aged 13 to 17, first, it focuses on mentoring on both an individual... more »

  ras-muh-tas wrote:

Overall I was really impressed. Smoothly run, fun, and a great benefit to the community! That event coordinator, Amy I think her name was, is awesome! She really helped the event run smoothly and made me feel right at home. I would certainly recommend... more »

  Carmel wrote:

I enjoy being associated with this organization. As a career woman it brings me joy to have the ability to change or make a difference in one young girl's life. GTI it is such a wonderful group combined with inspiring woman that care about the young... more »

  amymont wrote:

From day one, my daughter has enjoyed going to group at the Girls Empowerment Center. She was welcomed into the group by both the director and the other participants. The activites are thought-provoking and teach the girls how to make good, positive decisions... more »

  mbommu wrote:

Girlsprings was such a meaningful place where I could meet girls my age and talk about issues with them. Girlsprings is also very empowering. After listening to other women’s stories, I learn more about how I could do as well. more »

  Alexbroseker wrote:

I grew up wanting to play softball. I wanted to play at a place that not only made me grow as a person but also a player. This organization not only gave me that opportunity but exceeded it. This non-profit has given a home to so many girls and given... more »

  Michellecloud wrote:

I am so blessed to be a coach for Girls on the Run Southern Utah! Some of my favorite lessons are when the girls work together for a common goal. It gives me such satisfaction to see them collaborate and support each other when they are stretching to... more »

  bettyboo wrote:

I have been apart of this organization since the beginning of its forming the C4S G.I.R.L.S. Club (Goals Integrity Leadership Self- Esteem) We saw a need for preteen girls and have worked very hard to fulfill it. For each of our components we have experts... more »

  Mthompson wrote:

Mentoring to Manhood has been such a blessing to me and my son! My teenage son whom has no relationship at all with his father, had started to head down a different path. He started displaying very negative behaviors and his grades started going down... more »

  amf64 wrote:

I have been involved with Girls Inc. of Greater Houston for many years and the work that it does helping girls see their potential to be Strong, Smart and Bold, is amazing. Thank you to all those who work for and volunteer with Girls Inc. more »

  masmmadden wrote:

I've been involved with GOTR for a little over a year now. I was a coach in Minnesota and I currently coach in Maryland after moving back here this past spring. Both seasons have been super rewarding and so fun to be a part of. more »

  codysowner wrote:

The summer before last my wife and I traveled to Nairobi, Kenya, and visited the school and soccer program located in Kibera, one of the world's worst slums. The 60+ girls in the classroom were focused, task oriented, and very interested about life in... more »

  Kellythartman wrote:

I worked with Girls Inc for over a year and loved every minute of it. The way they are able to impact the students in their programs is incredible and ranges from health and wellness to relationships and self-esteem. The staff and volunteers are so passionate... more »

  JoeFlint wrote:

If you look at this picture, my oldest daughter is the laughing girl behind the hands at the right looking at the girl throwing the ball in the pool! That says it all. Both she and my younger daughter love Girls Play Sports. My partner and I did not... more »

  msgiftos wrote:

GOTR is a wonderful program. It provides young girls with tools to make healthy and smart decisions for themselves. It also provides a safe, encouraging and fun environment where every girl can be herself. I wish I had a program like GOTR when I was... more »

  paolaporras wrote:

Divine Drops is an organization that truly works for menstrual health and access to education. Being part of a volunteer project with them is contributing in a simple, but invaluable way, to improving the quality of life of many girls and women. There... more »

  JustforGirls wrote:

I was one of four children born to teenage parents and became a teenage parent myself, so I have lived paycheck to paycheck all of my life - never feeling like mine was a life of 'abundance'. That changed when I became involved with a local nonprofit... more »

  JDVolunteer wrote:

A wonderful organization for young girls, started in 1920. They teach leadership skills among many others, and at the same time the girls make lifelong friendships and have fun doing it. more »

  kristans wrote:

I have had the honor of volunteering with this organization since April of 2024. The tiny but mighty core team has big goals and the ambition to get them all fulfilled. Providing access to sports for girls who would otherwise not have the opportunity... more »

  JessicaFriedlander wrote:

My organization, Volunteer New York!, helps connect volunteers to local nonprofits. Recently, I had the pleasure of facilitating a virtual project between members and staff of Girls Inc. with volunteers from a local corporation. The volunteers—all professional... more »

  HerbHillabrand wrote:

Pioneer Clubs is a wonderful 75 year-old ministry reaching children for Christ. They serve over 1000 churches and reach tens-of-thousands of children every year. Pioneer Clubs helps children improve their skills, self-esteem, social skills, bible knowledge... more »

  Lee_J wrote:

What Inspires Me To Givehttp://girlsincindy.org/I am a firm believer that strong, smart and bold girls make the world a better place. I am also a firm believer that girls are inherently strong, smart and bold. Unfortunately, girls are not... more »

  DMP316 wrote:

Proud to be on the board of this important neighborhood organization inspiring girls to become strong, smart & bold! Girls Inc. girls are less likely to engage in risky behaviors and learn to give back to their communities. This is a girls only environment... more »

  aleitch wrote:

Have no idea what this organization does as I cannot find their mission statement on this site. Glad to see a 990 report, but is this organization for girls who are runners, gils who run away, or other? Would like to see more concise information filled... more »

  marpo wrote:

I'm a parent in this video -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nK8TpR-Hxkg. This program changed my child's life. Should be standard education in all schools. Highly recommend. more »

  sara.haner wrote:

The International Order of the Rainbow for Girls (Rainbow) is a non-profit, community service organization for girls ages 11-20, and does not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, orientation, disability, or religion. Rainbow gets girls ready for life.... more »

  klatta wrote:

My volunteering began four years ago when my daughter expressed an interest in Girl Scouts. I didn't know much about the Girl Scout organization other than they had been around since I was in elementary school (needless to say-they had been around much... more »

The girls club of los angeles' mission is to enrich the lives of low-income children, youth, and families through early education,... more »

To develop the leadership of southeast asian women to improve the well-being of their life, family, and community. more »

To provide educational opportunities to a socio-economically diverse population of teen girls. more »

Well being of girls by providing after school day care, summer camp, enrichment programs including athletics, academic, social,... more »

To inspire young girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum. more »

To teach life skills to and build confidence in girls. more »

As girl scout members of the gsjs,girls discover the fun, friendship, and power of girls together. Girls grow courageous and strong... more »

We inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running.... more »

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Cultural, vocational and character development of girls of all ages regardless of race, creed or national origin. The club offers... more »

ISION Inc. is a nonprofit organization that serves basic needs of displaced and homeless youth of the community to serve basic... more »

To provide the framework within which girls can aspire to more successful lifestyles, to seek a better education, to secure meaningful... more »

Providing after-school activities, programs and services which promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by instilling... more »

To educate and prepare girls for a lifetime of self respect and healthly living. This is accomplished through an interactive learning... more »

Empowering young women through outdoor adventure. more »

The goal of Liberty Girls Lacrosse Club is to enhance maturity, foster leadership, instill self-esteem, encourage sportsmanship,... more »

Our mission is to provide a safe, supervised environment for the development of youth. more »

The mission of Femergy is to provide programs, products, and hands on experiences that enhance girls and women in the areas of... more »

Education and charitable more »

WHAT WE ARE: Gyrl Wonder is a professional pipeline 501c3 initiative giving rise to ambitious young women of color between the... more »

To encourage charitable endeavors and to promote mother- daughter relationships in philanthropic, cultural and social training.... more »

Cool girls, inc. 's purpose is to empower girls from low-income communities by providing the tools to help girls make positive... more »

To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, responsible, caring... more »

To inspire girls to be strong, confident and joyful using an experience-based curriculum that creatively integrates running. more »

To empower and encourage young girls to become successful women in life by being the best they can be. more »

Assist recent Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe more »

To provide after school and summer programs designed to help girls of all backgrounds to grow and work together in a climate of... more »

We inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experienced-based curriculum which creatively integrates running.... more »

The lower eastside girls club provides a place where girls ages 8-23 can participate in arts, literacy, science, health and leadership... more »

The mission of North America Chinese Educational Foundation is to pool its resources and expertise to improve Chinese community... more »

The objective of the clarence girls' softball league is to introduce, establish, teach, and promote youth softball to girls, in... more »

Girls rock camp atl is dedicated to empowering girls and women of all backgrounds and abilities through music education, creative... more »

At Girls Inc. our mission to inspire all girls to be strong, smart and bold drives everything we do from building skills for academic... more »

In order to inspire girls and young women to be strong, smart and bold, girls inc. Of carpinteria seeks to empower girls and women... more »

To inspire girls to be strong, smart and bold through the provision of daily classes, activities and curriculum designed to meet... more »