moms+tweens+socialgood august 2013

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Moms+Tweens came together for the first ever Moms+Tweens+SocialGood event to talk about social good, technology and global citizenship on August 3, 2013 in McLean Virginia.

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#GrowGlobalCitizens#socialgood

Hilton McLean Tysons Corner, August 3, 2013

Why are we here?

What does it mean to be a change agent?

Meet a few local

change

agents

Arija Martin & Samantha Massi

Melia Gayaldo

Anna McGuire

I have always been interested helping girls. My mom works for the United Nations and has many connection to various nonprofits across the globe. When I was in 6th grade, my mom introduced me to Girl Up. I went to the website:

www.girlup.org

I found all the materials I needed to start my own club!

How I Got Started

I have run a successful Girl Up club over the past 3 years!

Our club has: Raised money through ice skating party

Had various bake sales Attended a movie screening at

the World Bank Lobbied with our local Congressman Raised money for women in Morocco

Girl Up and Me!

Between 6th and 7th grade I was contacted by Professor Iain Guest, a friend of my moms. He challenged me to raise $600 to provide sewing machines for women in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

By using the website:www.firstgiving.comI was able to fundraise for the cause!

A link to my page is here:

http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/annamcguire/advocacyproject-sewingmachinesforwomeninthecongo

First Giving

All it takes is 4 easy steps Find a staff advisor

Find a couple club members Register to become an official club at

www.girlup.org Start fundraising!

How YOU Can Start Your Own Girl Up Club

How to find a cause

Sustainability

Self-Sufficiency

DignityPurpose

Learn

Think about what matters to YOU

United Nations Foundation (Shot@Life, Unicef, Girl Up, Giving Tuesday)

Passports with Purpose ONE Moms Save the Children

Organizations

Meet Save the Children

Images courtesy of Save the Children

Know your cause Identify your

“ask” Pick your action Make your pitch Follow up

Six Steps to Congress

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