Girls Inc. of Worcester opens Saint-Gobain Technology Center
WORCESTER - Girls Inc. of Worcester celebrated its $4.8 million capital campaign and renovation with the opening of its Saint-Gobain Technology Center on Wednesday. The center will provide technology-based training for girls in the Worcester area. CEO Victoria Waterman showed off the renovated gym and other spaces to guests at a ceremonial ribbon cutting.
Girls Inc. Technology Center to Serve as Remote Learning Space
Featuring: Victoria Waterman
104th Annual Meeting Registration
Join Girls Inc. of Worcester for our 104th Annual Meeting to celebrate the past year: from the the conclusion of our capital renovations to adapting to new challenges from the coronavirus pandemic, we continue to inspire all girls to be Strong, Smart, and Bold!
104th Annual Meeting
Worcester Together distributes $2.3 million in grants to area nonprofits
United Way commits additional $500K for city youth summer programs
5 Things to Know This Week in Worcester
Girls, Inc. of Worcester is Bridging the Technology Divide
Girls, Inc. of Worcester has reacted to a recent study showing nearly a quarter of Worcester students don’t have access to a computer or another device besides a cell phone at home.
At the Girls, Inc. of Worcester signature 2020 Career and College Shower, every graduate was gifted a laptop with tools and software required for postsecondary education.
Envisioning the #BlackGirlFuture

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