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Team "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" is fundraising for Girls Inc. of Westchester
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Team Walk a Mile in Her Shoes is raising money for Girls Inc. of Westchester's Girls Leadership Council.


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Team "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" believes every girl deserves respect. On Sunday, June 9, 2019 we will walk or run a mile down North Avenue in New Rochelle to help raise awareness of the Girls Inc. Westchester's #GirlsToo campaign. Too many girls endure disrespect, harassment and sexual abuse, and this needs to change.

Come Walk or Run with Us!!

Want to get involved? It's easy! 

ADULTS(19 and over):

Make a donation in any amount for the Leadership Retreat. 

Sponsor a girl: $120 covers one girl's registration fee for the North Avenue Mile and her leadership retreat fee. 

Run, walk or volunteer with us!  Contact Nicole Butterfield at nbutterfield@girlsincwestchester.org to participate on Sunday, June 9th.

GIRLS(18 and under):

Girls Inc. girls can register for the North Avenue Mile in three ways:

1. Bring cash to your program facilitator in school before Friday, May 17th. 

2. Make a donation of $20 on this page by Friday, May 17th if you would like a race sponsor's tee shirt. 

3. Make a donation of $14 on this page by Friday, May 17th if you do not want the race sponsor's tee shirt. 

Contact Nicole Butterfield at nbutterfield@girlsincwestchester.org if you need financial assistance with registration. 

 


Established in 2007, Girls Incorporated of Westchester County inspires all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. We are the local affiliate of Girls Incorporated, a 150 year old national nonprofit providing more than 140,000 girls across the U.S. and Canada with life-changing experiences and solutions to the unique challenges girls face. The Girls Inc. Experience consists of people, an environment, and programming that, together, empower girls to succeed. At Girls Inc., girls grow up healthy, educated, and independent.

PURPOSE AND COMMUNITY NEED

According the Westchester Children’s Association’s 2016 Children By The Numbers report, “there is overwhelming evidence that age, race, location, and gender play major roles in determining a child’s well-being and life prospects, especially when it comes to poverty, future income, and education.” Disparities follow girls throughout their educational journey and beyond including higher education, economic security, and even professional success. Therefore, it is vital to understand the needs of under-served girls to design effective approaches to address their needs.


 
Individual fundraisers are helping propel Girls Inc. Westchester into the future.  

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