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Lobstick Foundation Supports Pass-It-On Girls!

February 7, 2018

We are delighted to announce that #Lobstick Foundation has contributed $6,000 towards the Pass it On Girls Program!

Our sincere gratitude to Lobstick for their generous support of the Pass It On Girls #MentorshipProgram.  In this program, high school young women provide structured group and individual mentorship for grade 8 girls. Throughout the school year adult women from our community are asked to attend bi-weekly meetings as presenters and to share activities and expertise.  This creates a venue to ‘pass on’ their wisdom, skills, and inspirations to the girls and young women and to serve as role models. Here’s to everyone at the Lobstick Foundation for helping to make this happen!

Learn more about Lobstick here: https://lobstickfoundation.org/

Weekend of Entertainment, Workshops, Recognition and Celebration

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A truly inspiring evening – by Megan Manning

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My Time in the Youth Team – by Cole Smith

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Intentional Mentoring – by Kate Maurice

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