Start a New Year Tradition- Help Girls’ Dreams Come True

Inspiration
Written By Soroptimist

In honor of the start of the new year, let us help make girls’ dreams come true.

Begin a New Year’s tradition by making a gift in honor of a dynamic, creative, and ambitious girl in your life—perhaps a friend, family member or fellow Soroptimist. With this special gift, girls are empowered and dreams are realized. What could be a more meaningful way to welcome the new year with intention?

As we ring in the new year, let us raise much-needed funds to help girls discover and achieve their dreams.

Happy New Year!!

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