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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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Justin Z.1 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »