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We are passionate about our mission and hope that you share in our passion. You have the power to change the life of a girl. With a donation, you are not only investing in girls, but also our community’s future.

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We are passionate about our mission and hope that you share in our passion. You have the power to change the life of a girl. With a donation, you are not only investing in girls, but also our community’s future.

Check

To donate via check, please make it payable to Gwen’s Girls.

Send to:
711 W Commons St. Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Your contribution directly supports our programs empowering young women in our community. Thank you for your generous support!

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United Way

We hope you’ll consider making a contribution to Gwen’s Girls using Contributor Choice Option #1267223. To do so, please email ecommunity@unitedwayswpa.org

Volunteer with our Girls

  • Mentoring
  • Teaching Life Skills
  • Group Facilitator
  • Tutoring
  • Arts and Crafts
  • Coaching
  • Childcare
  • Job Readiness Program

Volunteer with our Staff

  • Special events assistance
  • Clerical assistance
  • Maintenance

Planned Giving

Planned gifts include gifts through a will, life income gifts, charitable gift annuities, life insurance, charitable trusts, etc. We urge you to consult with your attorney or professional tax advisor about the possible benefits of making a planned gift to Gwen’s Girls. This foresighted generosity saves you in taxes, gives you peace of mind and gives girls a future.

Educational Improvement Tax Credits

Businesses can make contributions for Educational Improvement Tax Credits from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. If your company/business utilizes such tax credits, please consider making Gwen’s Girls the beneficiary.

Our Workforce Readiness program has been determined to be an “innovative educational program” by the Department of Community and Economic Development and the Pittsburgh Public Schools. This educational program is not a part of the regular academic curriculum, but it serves as a tremendous enhancement.

 

The manner in which job shadowing and gender-based programming motivates and assists students in reaching their goals is of deep interest to the Pittsburgh Public Schools, and together we are working to enhance learning outcomes for the students we serve.

We are deeply grateful to Duquesne LightFirst Commonwealth BankHefren Tillotson, Inc.HighmarkNorthwest Savings Bank; and UPMC Health Plan for their generous EITC contributions.