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Featured Organization: Saving Our Daughters/Its Cool To Be Smart

Address: 5220 Jimmy Lee Smith Pkwy, Suite 104 #101, Hiram Ga 30141

Phone: (678) 548-1367

Website: www.savingourdaughters2.org

Email: savingourdaughters@yahoo.com

Since It’s Cool To Be Smart/ Saving Our Daughters series was created based on the film Daddy’s Little Girls, the Saving Our Daughters series targets teen girls from ages 9-18 years of age, from single parent households that have an interest in music, television and film. The teens that benefit the most from the series have included Boys & Girls Club, selected high school teen girls, and teen girls that have had problems in the juvenile system.

The It’s Cool To Be Smart /Saving Our Daughters organization has received funding from the Department of Human Resources, The K.I.N.G Foundation, and Sean Garrett and numerous celebrities from the Saving Our Daughters Book series. Since our organization’s primary mission is to empower young girls to become future business leaders by creating opportunities with influential women & men in the entertainment industry we rely heavily on our board members to connect our organization with many members of the music, film and television community to help us reach our goals of creating total 500 book clubs for girls in Atlanta, New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.

Programs:

  • Sean Garrett and Logan Browning of “Meet The Browns” provided over 200 elementary girls from single parent families were able to receive their favorite dolls for the Holiday for the 5th Annual Saving Our Daughters Toy Drive.
  • The series had been honored to collaborate with Executive Vice President Roger Bobb of Tyler Perry Studios and to actively recruit Tyler Perry film actors to lend support in the areas of domestic violence; color; and eating disorders.
  • During the past Fathers Day, the series partnered with T-Pain and Rihanna on sponsoring needed books as gifts for teen girls of the Boys & Girls Clubs from single parent families.
  • This past summer the series had the opportunity to be highlighted on Larry King to help speak to teen girls from the Marietta Detention Center concerning self respect and self worth of young women who are residing in the juvenile detention centers.