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The Black History Brain Bowl hosted by Girl Power Rocks was a fun and competitive celebration of Black history, culture, and resilience. Our young leaders showcased their knowledge of Black history with impressive teamwork and quick thinking. Congratulations to the winning team for their outstanding performance! Thanks to all participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this event a success. Let’s continue celebrating the impact of Black history and supporting the next g

On April 29, 2025, Girl Power Rocks launched the Florida Girls Databook, revealing that 1.3 million girls in Florida face significant challenges that limit their potential. The event featured expert insights and a panel discussion on how we can address these issues through education, support, and advocacy. This launch is just the beginning of a movement to empower Florida’s at-promise girls and ensure they have the resources to thrive.

The Girls Choir of Miami is transforming lives through music, empowering young girls to build confidence, discipline, and self-expression. Recently, the choir delivered a powerful performance at the Intercontinental Hotel, showcasing their talent and dedication. By supporting this program, you’re helping these girls grow into strong, confident leaders. Join us in nurturing their potential through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word!

This weekend, the Sister Circle Mentoring Program hosted a wellness event focused on mental, emotional, and physical health for our at-promise girls and their mentors. The event fostered self-care, mindfulness, and resilience-building activities to empower the next generation of women leaders. Mentorship helps our girls dream big and navigate life’s challenges. Become a mentor today and help shape the future of young women leaders!

Our summer camp experience included a range of field trips, including a visit to the Frost Science Museum to learn about history.

Meet Meieli and Kayla who have been matched since 2019. This image is of the two of them on an outing enjoying Fireman Derrick's pies.

Over the past 8 years, Girl Power has been fortunate to have Ms. Rolinda McCarthy serve as Treasurer of the Board of Directors.

Our donor this month is not only dedicated to making people feel and look their best, but they are also improving the lives of young girls.

We've come together this month to celebrate the power of being a girl and acknowledge the advances we have made in keeping girls safe.

Often girls are sexually abused for years as teenagers and that impacts their emotional and psychological states creating a cycle of abuse.

Foster care kids age out of the system, the moment they turn 18, and then they have to leave their foster homes and survive on their own.

Some teenage girls are often labeled as “fast” or problem child, especially those who may seem to have a little sass and a smart mouth,...

This past year has been challenging for all whether it's from the social distancing measures due to COVID-19 or unemployment.

Daijah has been a part of Girl Power since her 7th-grade year. This year she became a first-time honor roll student and has been selected to

I have big plans to make the Sister Circle Mentoring Program even greater and I am actively seeking great Mentors to join me.

This month we would like to pay tribute to a Legacy Donor, Ms. Lona Fountain who volunteered her time to our agency as a receptionist.

A Tribute to My Friend: Carolyn Nesbitt - Mother. Grandmother. Daughter. Sister. Friend. Leader. Fighter. Lover. Artist. Teacher. CEO

It used to be common practice to label youth who come from low-income and disadvantaged communities as “at-risk.” This label is used to...