Summer Leadership Tour students pose with Chef Joseph Faroldi at K. Joes’s restaurant in New Orleans’ French Quarter.
Every year D2F shares the message of HIV/AIDS prevention and testing with more than 1,000 youth and parents.
D2F Leadership College students participate in a private symposium with Dorothy Brown, Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Students sort shoes for those in need through a community partnership with "Share Your Soles".
Girls provide food to community residents of the Englewood community in Chicago.
Showcasing a peace treaty at the "Girl Fight: It's Not the Solution" webcast.
D2F provides college access services and visits to colleges and universities across the U.S.
D2F students clear lots devastated by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, LA on the Summer Leadership Tour.
D2F PHIT provides mothers and daughters information on preparing healthy meals.
The D.A.D.S. program cultivates strong father-daughter relationships through workshops and events.
D2F PHIT provides weekly workouts for mother-daughter participants.
D2F students receive 7-hours of etiquette training and a formal dinner at the Walnut Room at Macy's.
The HOPE Center for Girls will provide social and cognitive programs for 300 girls daily!
At the "Girl Fight: It's Not the Solution" webcast, panelists discuss ways to reduce girl violence.
Girls distribute over 300 messages of teen pregnancy prevention, "Too Young, To Support a Family".
The "New Beginnings" Conference encourages girls to release the guilt of past mistakes.
Interactive learning teaches students the damaging effects of drugs and alcohol on body organs.
Friday Night Live provides hundreds of girls with entertainment and interactive Bible Studies.
