Empowering Girls

with Power Tools

Empowering Girls

with Power Tools

Girls at Work, Inc. empowers girls with tools, leaving them feeling confident and independent, with a strong sense of self.

Our vision is a world where every girl feels confident and capable.

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There are many ways to support Girls at Work, Inc.

And with over 95% of our girls needing full or partial scholarship support to participate in our programs, your support is very important to us… and, more importantly, to the builders. Our generous supporters truly have the power to empower.

In addition to critical annual gifts, monthly recurring donations, business sponsorships, and individual donations, donors often ask about our future plans and our “wish list.” One of our goals is to continue to add instructors at our Manchester Amoskeag Millyard headquarters so we can expand programming to better meet the need; creating a more comprehensive and effective marketing and communications program; and developing a strategic plan for empowering high school girls to better position them with career opportunities.

Here are a few ways you can help empower the girls, and if you have any questions, feel free to call us at 603-345-0392 or drop us an email.

Girls At Work is an incredible program that has a profound impact on our community. The dedicated leaders at Girls At Work help girls build their confidence, develop their voice, and grow their passions.

This organization instills the values of ‘teamwork, respect, safety, trust, empowerment and integrity,’ while making clear — as they showcase in their space in the Millyard — that one should ‘never underestimate the power of a girl.’ When I became the first woman elected Mayor of Manchester, Girls At Work built the podium from which I addressed our city — and I’ve been proud to support them every day since. I am grateful for the work the Girls At Work program does in our community, including through their after school and summer programs, and know that they continue to inspire so many young Manchester residents.”

Former Manchester Major Joyce Craig