A Non-Profit Mentoring Organization For College and Careers
Donate to Girls Prep today! Your donation goes directly to supporting the development of college-bound young women.
Girls Prep, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, incorporated in the state of Maryland. Donations to Girls Prep will be tax-deductible to the full extent of the law prior to the close of 2018.
Check our tax-exempt status at: IRS.gov
Want to Become a Member?
Please contact us at: info@girlsprepnow.org or fill out our contact form via our contact us page.
Office Phone:
202-642-9363
Office Location:
1629 K. St. NW
Suite 300
Washington D.C. 20006
Mailing Address:
Girls Prep, Inc.
P.O. Box 1600
10227 Wincopin Cir Ste G11
Columbia, MD 21044
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Girls Prep was founded in 2009 as a non-profit mentoring organization offering innovative, collaborative and personalized mentoring relationships to African-American and Latina-American girls between the ages of 16-21. We seek to increase the educational outcomes of these two minority groups and our success criteria is to have 100% our program participants matriculate and complete college within four years and enhance the pool of future minority women leaders for the 21st century.
We will achieve this thru the following:
- Academic Preparation & Support
- Social & Economic Development
- Exposure to Cultural Diversity
The first and foremost goal of our non-profit organization is to make a positive difference in as many girls’ lives as possible. We strive to improve the professional skillset of future women leaders, in offering additional resources to teens that need additional support in preparing for college. There are many obstacles and challenges that can occur throughout the 4 years it takes to successfully navigate thru college and obtain a solid foundation for beginning a new career after college. We are here to support girls throughout their collegiate years as well, and we prepare them for the first steps of having a career trajectory that leads to obtaining a high-level leadership role. Have you ever thought about how much of an impact you could have in becoming a volunteer? Sign up to become a member today!
Life changing obstacles for latino- and african american teens. The numbers don’t lie!
Women with a bachelor's degree earn twice as much as those without a high school diploma, 50% more than those who completed high school and 22% more than those with an associate's degree.
Roughly 13.9% of African American women completed 4 or more years of college, compared to 10% of Hispanic American women and 22.3% of Caucasian American women.
Want to know more about us and our projects? Read about the work we have done so far and our plans for the future. Do you like what we do and want to know what you can do to help? Learn more about us.
Girls on the campus of Howard University
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