Financial Assistance

Coming soon: The W.O.W. for girls Non-Profit Foundation will accept donations from benefactors wishing to assist girls with the purchase their curriculum and object lesson materials.  Donations are tax deductible.  Girls and entire clubs may apply for partial or full financial aid to assist with the purchase of W.O.W. for girls curriculum and materials.

Journaling

This program is designed to be used in conjunction with a personal journal.  The journal's purpose is to allow you to express your inner most thoughts in a safe, private environment.  The journaling topics assist you in taking the principles taught in the lesson and apply them to your life in a practical way.  Your journal is yours to use as you wish, although some may prefer a less guided approach.  

We caution you if you do this, to differentiate between your emotional reactions to events and the reality of the events.  Emotions are powerful things and, when running high, can cloud our perception of reality.  The journal is meant to be an exploration of yourself and not a litany of fault finding with others.  Remember, you can only change yourself: your behavior and your reactions.  

If used correctly, your journal will provide for you a road map of where you have been on your journey.  So pick up your pen (you know, the one with the fancy feather on the end) and image all the possibilities as you become a Woman of Worth.

The W.O.W. for girls curriculum can be purchased from Our Store online. 

The curriculum is written in a fun format that provokes a personal journey of healthy insight and choices.  Although the program can be used individually, facilitation by an adult in an after-school club setting allows girls to interact with each other, fostering encouraging support, fun activities, and adult guidance.   

The curriculum is written a series of chapters, typically 9 chapters per year (one for each month of the school year).  Clubs meet twice per month after school, facilitated by a responsible, fun, and caring female adult.  After the facilitation leader presents the curriculum, girls are encouraged to split into small groups to discuss what they have just learned.  Female adults are available to answer questions and give mature guidance.  During the two-week break, girls journal to promote personal insight and practice their new character building skills.

Each module of the curriculum includes fun, interactive object lessons.  For example, the first module includes a W.O.W. for girls hat box, including a tea cup, spirit stones, and bracelet.  

Sample Curriculum       

Filling Your Spirit

Part 1 - Running on Empty

To feel full, to feel enough, to feel loved.  When our spirits are full, we look at our reflections in the mirror and see all the good.  We are happy with our lives... Regretfully, our moments of feeling full are too fleeting and too few.  Life's occurrences wick away at that full spirit.  So, rather than face the pain of being emptied, we find little habits to fill us up...

Download Filling Your Spirit, Part 1 (right-click, Save Target As)

note: The W.O.W. for girls curriculum is copyrighted and must be purchased for each participant.  Multiple photocopies or other reproductions are against the law.