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Alternatives to Donating Cash to GSGC
What gives more to GSGC and gives back to you? A donation of stock. Though doing so sounds complex, it’s really quite easy. According to Heidi Johnson Bixby, a financial planner and GSGC Board Member: “If a donor has appreciated...
Jun 18, 20212 min read


Out of Africa and back again
By Emily Bronstein, age 15 When I first got involved with GSGC three years ago, during my first trip to Africa with my family, I became determined to stay connected to the girls I met, and to raise funds to...
Apr 25, 20194 min read


A Truly Fine Kettle of Fish!
When artist, teacher and GSGC supporter Russell Ford, spent five weeks as part of the vibrant art community that swirls around Wayi Wayi Art Gallery in Livingstone, Zambia, he ate fish from the Zambezi River daily and easily drew parallels between...
Jan 15, 20192 min read


It was a family affair
One determined family can truly accomplish miracles! Dr. Donna Raison-Waters offered to travel to Africa to lead an Auntie Summit, so GSGC challenged her to raise the funds necessary to cover the full cost of the event. Donna's family -...
Jul 6, 20171 min read


Eva Bimka’s Legacy
In June of 2017, GSGC will host all 11 of our girls club Aunties at an educational workshop in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. We are thrilled that Donna Rasin-Waters, Ph.D., has volunteered to facilitate the forum, sharing her professional expertise in...
May 22, 20173 min read


Meet Emily Bronstein
Seventh Grader Raising Funds to Create New Girls' Club Instead of gifts for her recent Bat Mitzvah, Emily Bronstein, a 7th grader from Atlanta, asked for gifts to start The Seraphine Project. Her goal is to encourage additional donations and...
Feb 15, 20174 min read
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