We thank you for your gifts of TIME, TALENTS, or TREASURES to mentor our youth, the impact will be great! Please donate to the 'Mentoring Effect' that is evident in the girls that are being mentored by a caring adult mentor. Help us continue the impact of empowering, and encouraging them to make the right choices about academics, behavior, and their lives after high school. Your donation of $25 will help with S.T.E.A.M. workshops, $50 will pay for field trips and cultural events and $100 will provide training and recruitment of new volunteers.

Endless Gratitude,

Delores Perry, Executive Director/Program Coordinator

WHY MENTORING?

Spending one hour each week – whether it’s helping with homework, playing games or just hanging out – means a young person has someone to turn to in moments big and small.
The report found that young people who were at risk for not completing high school but who had a mentor reported higher educational aspirations and matriculation into post-secondary education, as well as greater engagement in positive activities.

Why? Because Mentoring Works!!!

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Girls With Goals Alliance

Guest speaker for the event will be Dr. Narketta Sparkman-Key, HS-BCP., an award-winning international speaker, an expert in self-esteem development, adolescent suicide and vulnerable populations. As a published researcher, professor and scholar she has served as a subject matter expert delivering electrifying speeches at conferences, workshops and panel discussions. The celebration will highlight our mentoring program’s development over the past ten years, as well as the dedicated volunteers, mentors, mentees, leadership team and community partners.

Thank You Dr. Sparkman-Key for joining us on our exciting "Journey up STREAM!'" You inspired, motivated, and encouraged us by sharing some of your 'Journey'. Continue to abound in grace, - Delores Perry-Executive Director

They were:
• 55% more likely to be enrolled in college than those who did not have a mentor.
• 81% more likely to report participating regularly in sports or extracurricular activities.
• More than twice as likely to say they held a leadership position in a club or sports team.
• 78% more likely to volunteer regularly in their communities.
• Nearly nine in ten respondents who had a mentor said they are now interested in becoming a mentor.

Interested?

GET INVOLVED, MAKE A DIFFERENCE

BECOME A MENTOR TODAY!

Call for more information: 747.777.2058

MEETINGS- Group sessions are held on the first Saturday of each month, (Unless otherwise notified).

'Passport to Success' workshops with the emphasis on STEM-focused activities and experiments; the girls participate in workshops, field trips, and conduct community service projects. They also give oral presentations about strong women leaders. Areas of concentration for Passport to Success are academics, leadership skills, and community service.

Call 747-777-2058, to get more information about our monthly sessions.

On the Calendar, April is: STRESS AWARENESS MONTH,

NATIONAL GARDEN MONTH, SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH

4/1 - April Fool's Day, a day to do something a little lighthearted or humorous.

4/2 - International Children's Book Day, share a good kid's book on giving or volunteering as a springboard to talk about becoming a volunteer and a productive citizen.

4/6 - Girls with Goals Alliance monthlymentees' meeting, guest speaker will be Dr. Renee' Delahoussaye.

4/7 - World Health Day, the focus is on Universal Health Coverage.

4/15 - Income Tax Day in the U. S. , by donating to our cause the 'STREAM' journey continues.

4/21 - Easter Sunday, 'The tomb is empty, He has Risen!'

4/22- Earth Day, 'Don't pollute, recycle, re-purpose, reuse to protect our environment.'

4/25 - Take Our Daughters & Sons to Work Day, let's show our your how we contribute to our economy, community, country & the world.

Also National Volunteer Week is April 7-13

Passover starts April 19th

National Poetry Month