Who Are We? GfG is a community-based asset/leadership development and mentoring program for girls ages 9-18. Girls enter the program between the ages 9-13 and remain in GfG through high school graduation and/or age 18.  GfG is a non-profit organization in Westchester County providing quality, long-term one-to-one mentoring and group mentoring while following a standards based curriculum to help develop essential assets that prepare young girls for their destiny of success. GfG also introduces and exposes our girls to a variety of STEAM, financial literacy, leadership, college and career exploration activities.

Don't Delay, Register Today!  

A limited number of seats are available for this conference and you don't want your daughters to miss out! 

Why the Need?  

Girls are the rising backbone of the world and we must teach and encourage them to unapologetically take their place in it. At GfG, we are empowering young girls to break the glass ceiling and become major game changers in school, at work, and in life. With your support, we are mentoring young girls into confident young women!

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To learn more about GfG and how you can benefit, click on the flyer and join us at the August 27th Information Session.

Eryn R.

Future Architect

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Group Mentor, Ms Sarah, guided her girls as they produced their first newsletter. 

Ms Joan and her mentee, Kaylah

Asset Development

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The application process for girls ages 9 - 13 who reside in the Westchester County and surrounding areas is ongoing. After completion, girls are accepted into the program in September and in February.  The curriculum of GfG is designed to follow each girl through high school graduation and/or age 18. GfG has designed a standards-based curriculum that helps develop internal and external assets to assist girls in identifying their own self-worth, becoming advocates for self and others and empowering them to reach their goals. At the core of what we do are Eight Developmental Assets and their subsets. They are: Positive Identity, Positive Values, Empowerment, Support, Constructive Use of Time,   Social Competencies, Boundaries/Expectations and Commitment to Learning.

GfG Mentoring Program

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This component of GfG matches trained volunteer Mentors with a young girl in the program, creating the experience of a long-term nurturing relationship while the two work together on enhancing and further developing essential assets. This includes being a life-coach to guide them through the tween years, teen years and beyond.  

Group mentoring allows for small groups of 3-5 girls to focus in on a specific area of interest. Each of these mentoring formats will prove to be beneficial in helping girls navigate through some of life's challenges and obstacles. Ongoing, in-house training is mandatory for all of our Mentors to provide empowerment and resources to keep the mentoring relationship fresh and effective.

MAPP - My Achievable Professional Path

This component of the program gives our girls incentives to achieve academic excellence, exercise their creativity, think outside the box, and reach their fullest potential. Awards include the GfG College Scholarship and awards for Academic Improvement and Excellence, Leadership,  Entrepreneur,  Community Service and Raising the BAR (Behavior, Academics, Responsibility).

FIT - Financially Intelligent Teens

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The wealth of information gained during these sessions will sharpen the skills of our girls in money management, consumerism and financial planning. The program will help the girls manage their money and resources more wisely. GfG offers a comprehensive experience that includes banking basics, cash control, making money, consumer awareness, financing for your future and the Stock Market Challenge.