Alumni Corner
Release Date:
Mon, 10/01/2007
Join the Girls Incorporated of Worcester “Former Girls” Alumni Committee.
Celebrating Girls and Women in Worcester
Release Date:
Mon, 10/01/2007
Thanks to over 160 individuals who attended the Girls Celebration Event on Thursday, May 10th, at the Blais Pavilion of the Lazare Research Building at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Girls Inc. recognized six successful women and girls for their demonstration of courage and perseverance, generosity and compassion, dedication and sincerity, and vision and leadership throughout their community.
Message from the Board President
Release Date:
Mon, 10/01/2007
Dear Friends and Families of Girls Inc.:
Another summer has come and gone and the crisp air of fall is upon us as we are focused on the future of another successful year at Girls Inc. The staff and board are excited to have many projects underway that will continue to enhance our programs that serve over 3,900 girls annually.
TD Banknorth Charitable Foundation Awarded Grant to Girls Inc.
Release Date:
Mon, 10/09/2006
Economic Literacy Program Continues to Provide the Important Fundamental Skills to Girls Ages 9-12
Bank of America Trustee of the Rice Charitable Foundation Awards Grant to Girls Inc. for the “Friendly PEERsuasion” Program
Release Date:
Wed, 12/20/2006
"Friendly PEERsuasion" is Worcester's onlysubstance abuse prevention program specifically targeting adolescent girls.
Girls Inc. Holds its “Girls Celebration Event 2007” Dedicated to Girls and Women who are Strong, Smart, and Bold
Release Date:
Tue, 05/01/2007
WORCESTER, MA, May 1, 2007 -- Girls Incorporated of Worcester will recognize six outstanding girls and women at its Girls Celebration Event on Thursday, May 10, 2007, starting at 5:00 p.m. held at the Blais Pavilion of the Lazare Research Building at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, 55 Lake Avenue North in Worcester. Michelle St. Denis will be presented with the Valerie S. Loring Award and both Allison Andrews and Rita Sullivan will be presented with the Ann J.
"She Votes" Mock Election at Girls Inc.
Release Date:
Mon, 10/16/2006
WORCESTER, MA, October 16, 2006 - One of the strongest indicators that an individual will vote as a young adult is exposure to the polls as a child. This is why a "mock election" - in which girls simulate the process of voting for actual 2006 candidates for governor - represents a major component of the Girls Inc. She Votes campaign. Girls Inc. knows the value of hands-on learning, so we are participating in the Girls Inc.
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