"As the assistant director of Our Girls Rock Too!, my passion lies in fostering self-confidence and self-awareness in young girls. Through our mentoring program, we provide a supportive environment where girls can develop their skills, explore their interests, and embrace their uniqueness. I am dedicated to empowering these girls to realize their full potential and become confident, empowered leaders of tomorrow."

" As a girl Mom of five, OGR2 has personally been a blessing to me. The organization has been instrumental in each of their lives. I believe it takes a village to raise our children. As Mentors, we come together to do just that. Each of us brings our strengths together, creating a strong bond that makes us family! Because of this, we have been able to pour so much of ourselves into our girls and meet them exactly where they are."

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"I have been volunteering with Our Girls Rock, Too, for about six years. OGR2 is a program that is needed in our community. We provide life skills that will help the young ladies become pillars in their community. The girls we mentor enjoy our programs. They have an opportunity to learn something different at each program. Sometimes, the girls even teach the mentors something new. This helps us to bond and have better insight into this new generation."

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"Our Girls Rock Too has awarded me the ability to pour into the lives of young girls as well as have my life be poured into by the other women in the program. I will always recommend this program to girls in the Bulloch County area. Mentorship is an important building block to forming the village that it takes to raise a child, and I am honored to volunteer towards that effort."

Having experienced the transformative power of Our Girls Rock, Too! (OGR2) from two perspectives, I've gained invaluable insights. Initially, as a participant, the program nurtured my growth, much like a caterpillar emerging as a butterfly, endowing me with confidence and instilling in me enduring values that continue to guide my choices and passions. Now, as a mentor and committee member, I have the privilege of applying these principles to help shape the next generation of women leaders. OGR2'