OUR IMPACT

  • “ Don’t let the negative circumstances be an excuse for not achieving. Perceive, prepare, perform and persevere."

    Brigadier General Charles E. McGee

  • "I know a small percentage of African-American officers, specifically female officers in the Air Force. So to be in a position that is visible, to show little girls that this is attainable, to let them know they can do anything they put their mind to, is an absolute honor."

    Capt. Remoshay Nelson - First Black Female Air Force Thunderbird Pilot

  • "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"

    Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

  • "Richard, be okay with being different and use your love for learning to soar the skies."

    Dr. William Alexander, former Principal of Henry V. Adams Elementary School, Bastrop, LA

  • “I’m reminded of the words of Langston Hughes: ‘Hold fast to dreams – for if dreams die, life is like a broken winged bird that can not fly.’ Thank you for believing in Girls Who Code and thank you for helping us to soar!”

    Diane Adjamah, Girls Who Code Advisor

  • “Because of your generosity, our students at Henry V. Adams will benefit from abundant opportunities to learn, grow and excel. We were overwhelmed to accept the technology grant for four of our students. The 12 Chrome Books will give more students an opportunity to research science and STEM projects, especially during our after school tutoring programs.”

    Marilyn Taylor, Principal, Henry V. Adams Elementary School

  • “The STEM awards and praises that you presented to the children and the words of encouragement to their families have resonated, not only at the school, but, throughout the school system. The recipients can go forth knowing that they have an advocate for them in the realm of education.”

    Hazel Sellers, Superintendent, Morehouse Parish Schools