Girls Inc. of Alameda County receives grant from The California Wellness Foundation as part of their latest round of grants. The California Wellness Foundation announced $8.9 million in grants to advance health equity in California including grants for wildfire disaster relief, equitable access to safe water, support for women of color at risk of HIV/AIDS, and bold new initiatives for advancing economic security in low-income communities.

Girls Inc. of Alameda County has been as a named a partner in “One Stock. One Future.” The initiative will be powered through Goalsetter’s family investment platform designed to get every kid in America investing and on the path towards financial freedom.

Girls Inc. Of Alameda County CEO, Julayne Virgil, is honored by the SF Business Times as one of the Bay Area’s Most Influential Women in Business in 2021.  

The New Literary Project’s Simpsonista Award honors extraordinary people and organizations that give voice to writers and storytellers across the generations. Congratulations to Jualyne Virgil, CEO of Girls Inc. of Alameda County, for being 2021’s recipient.

GoldieBlox launches ‘Give A Girl A Toolbox’ campaign to empower girls in STEM and support Girls Inc. of Greater Los Angeles & Girls Inc. of Alameda County.

Twenty 8^th and 9^th grade Girls Inc. of Alameda County girls go to Fleet Week in San Francisco and learn that working in aviation can mean a lot more than being a flight attendant.

Oakland A’s welcome 30 middle school girls from Girls Inc. of Alameda County for a panel led by A’s and Chevron female executives around pursuing their dream, whether it’s on or off the field.

Golden State Warriors team up with Rakuten to hold a Future Leaders Experience focused on introducing Girls Inc. of Alameda County middle school girls to careers in sports.

Watch our CEO, Julayne Virgil, and alumna Sophia Tong join Robert Handa of NBC Bay Area to talk about the lasting impact of Girls Inc. of Alameda County, including the importance of mentoring and finding community.

Keynote speaker of the San Francisco University High School Alumni+Student Symposium, Dr. Madeleine K. Albright, in conversation with Julayne Virgil, president of the UHS Alumni Association and CEO of Girls Inc. of Alameda County.

Julayne Virgil, CEO of Girls Inc. of Alameda County, describes how her organization provides youth with the confidence to overcome systemic gender bias, and hopefully, realize their full potential in the Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders series.

Golden State Warriors forward, Jordan Bell, spends the day with Girls Inc. of Alameda County middle school girls at the team’s practice facility running drills, shooting hoops, and thinking about the future.