Girl Ambassador Program featured on Richmond Times-Dispatch
What if before you got your driver’s license, you were equipped with skills and certifications to help you on your career path? What if you had opportunities to learn digital,…
Read MoreDonate a Handbag, Change a Life
Help us raise the roof by donating a designer handbag or other items for the Diva Bag Auction We’re bringing back a favorite community event, with a new twist this…
Read MoreOne Million Reasons to Build campaign featured on Richmond Times-Dispatch
It’s one thing to occupy space. It’s another to own it. As the celebration of Black History month is underway, honoring Black excellence and acknowledging the important contributions made by…
Read MoreMeet GFAC Staff Member, Chelsea Vicente
We are excited to welcome Chelsea Vicente to our team as our Program Director. Chelsea has a background in Africana Studies, Education and Behavioral Therapy. She spent her early years…
Read MoreDonate Your Birthday
Want to use your special day to do something meaningful? We’re challenging all of our supporters to donate their Birthday to Girls For A Change and help us raise funds…
Read MoreGirl Ambassador Instructors Needed
We’re excited to open an opportunity for business owners, educational specialists, and field experts to join the Girl Ambassador Program as instructors! The Girl Ambassador Program (GAP) is a 21st-century…
Read MoreCelebrating the Principles of Kwanzaa
December 26th marks the first day of Kwanzaa, a seven day celebration of community, family and culture. Kwanzaa was established as a means to help African Americans reconnect with their…
Read MorePeer Advisor Highlight: Rachel Stanton
Our communications team has been expanding over the course of the year to include more brilliant, Black voices. We’d like to officially introduce you to the newest member of…
Read MoreWe All We Got: Creating a Collective Vision for Girls Centered Spaces
Written by GFAC Board Member Mariah Williams When people compliment me on my successes, I remind them that I am a product of the black women who poured into me…
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