Girl Talk is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization(EIN: 47-5334989), and all charitable contributions are tax-deductible.

Give Her a Reason to See the Light

Every girl deserves to know her worth. Your gift helps Girl Talk create spaces where girls can discover their inherent dignity, grow in confidence, and know they are not alone.

425 girls. 425 stories. 425 reasons to light her way.

In 2024, 425 teen girls ages 15–19 lost their lives to suicide. We believe every girl deserves the support, connection, and encouragement she needs to see the light within herself.

Through Light Her Way, your generosity helps Girl Talk bring that hope to girls and women through our schools, mentorship, leadership development, and community programs.

Your gift lights the way.

Whether you give $4.25, $42.50, $425, or $4,025, every gift helps Girl Talk continue creating places where women and girls feel known, valued, and supported.

Your gift can help:

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    Reach girls where they are

    Bring Girl Talk's programs into schools and communities where girls are navigating questions of identity, belonging, and self-worth.

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    Equip young women to lead

    Support the formation of Girl Talk Ambassadors through the Girl Talk Institute, giving them mentorship, leadership development, and opportunities to pour into the next generation.

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    Build a community of support

    Help equip the women and adults who walk alongside girls with encouragement, resources, and practical tools.

Help Her See the Light

Your gift helps make sure no girl has to find her way alone.

Give today and help light her way.

Girl Talk is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization(EIN: 47-5334989), and all charitable contributions are tax-deductible.

  • “Girl Talk helped me with self worth, being more confident in myself, and how to handle everyday things.”

    -Maura, High School Freshman

  • “Your honesty, vulnerability, and approachability have been a great gift to the school. In true Girl Talk fashion, your visit has opened the door to communication and provided a common language with our girls.”

    Lisa Dennehy, Assistant head of school, Holy Family Academy

  • " I found it incredible to have three very different women being vulnerable and super real with us. I also adored how each of the speakers brought something to the table that was entirely THEM and THEIR specialty- for instance, the photography activity! How many people could have pulled that off? Not many! But they all used the gifts that God had given them to shine their own unique light. It was beautiful."

    Olivia, High School Senior

  • “My biggest takeaway from Girl Talk was learning how to embrace and love my own story.”

    Annie, 7th Grade Student