News & Press Releases
Girls Inc of Pinellas Celebrating Six Decades of Inspiring Girls
We are celebrating our 60th Anniversary on November 8th with a breakfast reception at 7:30am at our center located at 7700 61st Street North in Pinellas Park. Local government officials, board members, donors, sponsors, community organizations, former Girls Inc/Girls Club attendees and volunteers are all invited.
Read MoreGirls Inc of Pinellas is Recipient of Charity Challenge
Chargebacks911 has been making charitable donations to local nonprofits for more than 180 consecutive weeks and chose Girls Inc. of Pinellas as their most recent recipient.
Read MoreSprucing Up for Our 60th!
Volunteers from Source 1 Solutions recently spent hours painting the administrative offices of Girls Inc. of Pinellas. The crew had fun getting their hands and clothes messy as a part of Girls Inc. of Pinellas’ remodel. Girls Inc. staff hopes to have all work completed before their 60th Anniversary celebration on November 8th.
Read MoreGirls Inc. Leaders Will Honor Past and Focus on Future
On October 1, 2021, a new slate of officers will begin their term with the Girls Inc. of Pinellas Board of Directors. Mercy Ameyaw, Board President, is Director of Municipal Dealer Sales at Raymond James Financial; Molly Longmire, President-Elect, is Deputy Chief of Philanthropy and National Partnerships at Civil Air Patrol; Frank Vitarelli, Treasurer, is Senior Vice President – Market Director at The Bank of Tampa; and Dana Reina, Secretary, is Senior Manager, Cisco Solutions at TD SYNNEX.
Read MoreGirls INC. and their Corporate Partners are Investing in Equity in Steam Education
Pinellas Park, FL (September 3, 2021) A financial data industry disruptor, a US Army intelligence officer, one of the first to offer a truly effective alternative to CPAP, a banking trailblazer whose career spans four decades, and a leader for academic affairs, student affairs, enrollment management, and facility operations…these are…
Read MoreGirls Inc. of Pinellas Announces 2021 Outstanding Women in Steam Honorees
Girls Inc. of Pinellas will hold their annual luncheon celebrating women in STEAM on Friday, September 17, 2021 at the Collection on Palmetto in Clearwater.
Read MoreGirls Inc. Career Paths In STEM Helps Girls Break The Mold
Girls Inc.’s after-school enrichment program encourages girls to reach beyond traditional careers.
Read MoreDisabled Veterans Tear It Up Both On And Off The Ice
This past Saturday a volunteer crew from The Tampa Warriors Hockey Program fulfilled their demolition dreams when they ripped out old cabinets, bookshelves, and kitchen fixtures in the administrative office of Girls Inc. of Pinellas. The crew’s work paves the way for new furnishings and fixtures to be delivered and installed as part of Girl Inc. of Pinellas’ re-model.
Read MoreGirls Inc. of Pinellas Partners with Seniors in Service For Ready Set Kindergarten
Earlier this month Girls Inc. of Pinellas launched their new pilot program Ready, Set, Kindergarten!, a full day summer literacy camp for 5-year old girls entering kindergarten this fall. Running from June 14th through August 6th, the program will focus on literacy, numbers, and social skills.
Read MoreGirls Inc. of Pinellas exploring marine life as well as future careers
Girls Inc. of Pinellas is always trying to push their students to explore careers that may not have been traditional for women or minorities. This week they took a trip to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium.
Read MoreDarla Otey Receives Hero Award from Pinellas Park Rotary Club
Among the heroes recognized on Thursday, May 20, 2021 by the Pinellas Park Rotary Club was Darla Otey, the Executive Director of Girls Inc. of Pinellas. The award honored Girls Inc.’s efforts in improving education and economic development.
Read MoreGirls Inc. of Pinellas Receives $85,000 Grant from the Schoen Foundation In the Midst of Non-Profit Downturns
Girls Inc. of Pinellas received a generous $85,000 in grant funding from the Schoen Foundation. This grant would have a weighty impact on the organization’s ability to continue to offer its services at any time; but, in this climate the value of this grant is truly magnified. The impact of COVID-19 on the nonprofit community has been unprecedented. It has affected the capacity and sustainability of every nonprofit — from education to the environment, affordable housing to mental health services, animal welfare to the arts — very few organizations have emerged unscathed.
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