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Girls with the power to give 2025 Member Interest Form Our 2025 Big Give was Friday, May 2, at the Lodge at Hope Church. Welcome, we’re so glad you’re here. Girl Power Grants (GPG) is a 501c3 nonprofit founded in 2015 by a small group of philanthropic teenage girls.
If you’re a teen girl who wants to get involved, a nonprofit that would like funding in 2025 or a kind-hearted sponsor who would like to help advance our mission, please contact us. Our three 2025 winner was: McShin Recovery Resource Foundation – A leading peer-driven recovery organization, dedicated to providing housing, support services, and advocacy for individuals overcoming substance use disorders.
Other two 2025 finalists included: Richmond Aging and Engaging – A nonprofit focused on combating social isolation in older adults through meaningful community connections, engaging activities, and volunteer-driven programs. Podium RVA – An organization empowering young writers and leaders in the Richmond area by providing mentorship, writing, communication, and leadership development programs for students.
Our mission is simple: to harness the power of collective giving while teaching young women how to find and use their voices for good. Since 2015, GPG has awarded $90,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations serving youth in Virginia. Congratulations to Tablespoons Bakery on receiving a transformative $10,000 grant and to Sylvia’s Sisters and Virginia Friendship Circle for receiving $1,000 grants.
Our 8th Annual Big Give 2024 Our 7th Annual Big Give 2023 Our 6th Annual Big Give 2022 We’re committed to giving back through a fresh, youth-focused approach to philantrophy. Our Girl Power Grants members know we are making a difference in Richmond, Va. , and in other communities.
100s of Girl Power Grants donors If you’re a teen girl, it’s easy to get involved with our philantrophic movement. And, it won’t take much time. If you’re a nonprofit in Richmond, Va.
, contact us to learn how our girl-powered grant can help take your organization to another level. Our girls’ giving extends well beyond just a large donation or giant check. We love to get involved and volunteer whether its running a fundraising 5k, babysitting the kids of teen moms, refurbishing a teen study lounge for homeless use or mentoring fellow teens, we LOVE to support our nonprofits.
Learn About our 6th Annual Big Give Recepient Want to Donate or Sponsor? We can accept donations via PayPal , Venmo or check. Girls wishing to join should use the Grapevine application link to register and make your donation payment there.
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DPA26BZ06-DV023 is a Direct-to-Phase-II SBIR paying $700,000 over 18 months plus a $500,000 option. The physics demands 256x more transmit power than the systems that qualify you to compete, and DARPA will not accept modeling alone as proof. Here is the eligibility wall, the five engineering problems, and who can realistically win it before the October 21 close.
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