BGB Support Group

Supporting Our Members

This is an opportunity for our girls to share personal experiences and common issues and offer support and comfort to one another. This is made up of their peers alone with a leader or facilitator present. Having strong social support can build your self-esteem and offer a sense of belonging. These meetings will be in person or virtual.

Common Topics of Discussion

First Generation College Students
Body Image
Student Athletes
Incarcerated Parent(s)
Aging Parent(s)
Teen Parenting
Deceased Parent(s)
Self-Esteem
The "Middle" child
Raised by single Mom or Dad
Our Hair
Our Skin
and more as needed.

Team Building Activities

Empowerment
Etiquette
Affirmational-Support
Cake Decorating
Painting
Community Service
Personal Growth
Cooking
Vision Board
Leadership
Healing
Trust
Entrepreneurship
Life After High School 14+
Fieldtrips
and more

We Are Here for You!

You will be surrounded by a group of committed Black women that have accepted the call to be there for you.

Big News

This space is designed to share good news about our organization, sisters, and community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to pay to be a member? No
Do I have to have a blazer? No, the girls work toward the purchase of their blazers.
Are there monthly meetings? Beginning summer 2023 there will be monthly meetings.
Do you offer mentoring? Yes
Is this for Black girls only? We will never turn down a young girl or young lady that feels she can benefit from our services, but many of our topics are from an African American prospective.
Do you welcome transgender youth? If you identify as a girl, you are welcome.
Can parents participate? Yes, we welcome experts in all areas. If you believe in our mission, please reach out to our president for future opportunities.
Do you accept foster children? Absolutely
Do you accept 5-year-olds? Yes, If the parents feel they are ready.
Do you speak at events? We welcome the opportunity to speak at events. Book an event on our services page or call 510-295-9997.