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Evening of Hope in Sewickley
Join us for a Gathering in the Village on Friday, May 18, at Allegheny Country Club. This reception from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. is an enjoyable way to learn more about the mission of Girls Hope and meet some of our amazing scholars. The evening will include small plates and cash bar. For more information [...]
Women’s Tournament
Save the Date – our annual Women’s Tournament will be held Monday, September 17. We will be at a new location – Allegheny Country Club in Sewickley. Once again you can choose your passion and play either golf, paddle, tennis or bridge. With the new location also comes new passion – a floral design presentation [...]
Spring Cleaning Time
During Spring Cleaning time, please consider donating supplies to Girls Hope to help make our houses shine. Click on Details for more information.
Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.
One of our Baden House scholars wrote the essay He Made His Dream Reality as part of RSVP of Beaver County’s Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration at Beaver Valley Mall. Read her reflections on this great man by clicking “all news and events” below.
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May 18 2012 07:44am
It's a beautiful day to support Girls Hope! A team from BNY Mellon is working at our homes today - doing some yard work and installing the basketball hoops. Thank you!
May 16 2012 02:28pm
One of our high school seniors is the first ever Boys Hope Girls Hope International scholar to successfully complete the organization’s RIP Reading Program. During the past 2 and ½ years, our scholar has submitted thoughtful and thought-provoking reading reflections for 25 books.
May 15 2012 10:04am
The Road Rally, an annual drug and alcohol prevention program, recently made its way through Baden, and the Central Valley High School students and parents made a generous donation of canned foods to Girls Hope.
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Reading Books
The Coraopolis House Book Club is reading A Wrinkle In Time by Madeleine L’Engle this month in celebration of the book’s 50th anniversary. The scholars are discussing the book with their tutors, and creating a board game based on the book. The game will be displayed as part of a Celebration of Reading Teen Literacy Program before the Prime Stage Theatre’s production of the play based on the book.
Performing Plays
Singing, dancing and acting – several of our scholars demonstrated their talents by performing in their school plays this Spring. Besides watching the great performances, the best part was watching the other scholars be supportive of their housemates.
Attending Games
Our scholars and staff are grateful to Tickets for Kids, a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit which is dedicated to enriching the lives of at-risk youth through inclusion in a variety of activities and events. Through the program’s generosity, our scholars have attended many sporting and cultural activities around the city, including the production of A Wrinkle In Time.
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