The month of March was very busy for WGC and we thank you for your support and attendance! If you happened to miss these events, below are links to press articles sharing about our various local activities.
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Deborah West interacting with young girls during session. |
"Through 'Mean Girls' in Elkridge, Students Learn How to Handle a Bully"
A social worker from the Howard County school system got moms and daughters to talk about the hidden "girl world."
"Isolated...That's how young people feel when they're in their world-'girl world'-where [girls] make up the rules and they decide based on whatever reason at the time who is cool and who isn't, who gets to be part of the group and who doesn't," said Deborah West, social worker from HCPSS.
(WGC co-sponsored this with The Horizon Councils at the Howard County Library.)
- Elkridge Patch, April 11, 2011
"Young Women's Giving Circle forms new generation of philanthropists in Howard County"
A new generation of female philanthropists is growing up in Howard County thanks to the Women's Giving Circle and 14 teenagers who feel as passionately about helping others as their mothers and grandmothers.
"It's important to teach it (philanthropy) to younger girls and keep spreading it," says Julie Factor, one of the youth leaders and WGC youth board member.
- ExploreHoward.com, March 31, 2011
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"Why We Train, Iron Girls Give to Community, Redefine 'Girl Power'"
Women's Giving Circle team brings philanthropy and fitness
together for a fifth year.
"The excitement of that day is really huge, and I just love the fact that we can get 75 people who didn't think they might be philanthropists on the road to philanthropy," says WGC Advisory Board Member Megan Bruno. "It makes me very happy."
- Columbia Patch, March 18, 2011
"As Howard County's Female Philanthropists Enter 10th Year, They've Got Company"
At its annual meeting on Monday evening, the Women's Giving Circle of Howard County (WGC) marked entry into its tenth year.
- Ellicott City Patch,
March 8, 2011