Help A Low-Income Girl Stay in School

Community Bridges 2012-2013 program year kicked off on Monday, October 8th, 2012.  This is our 15th year of providing out-of-school time programing designed to empower diverse girls to become exceptional students, positive leaders, and healthy young women.  We look forward to making this year even stronger and...

Summer is a busy time at Community Bridges as we evaluate the successes of the past school year and plan for the upcoming year to ensure that the girls in our programs (from 4th grade through high school) are continuing to grow and learning the skills that will enable them to become leaders who plan for their future...

College Here We Come   On Feb. 17, we took five high school girls from our GLOW! program to visit the campus of Towson University in Towson, Md. Many of the girls were excited to go because it would be their first exposure to a university campus.  Campus staff praised our girls for their early interest...

On a crisp, fall, November afternoon, 20 girls from Oak View and Kemp Mill elementary schools explored the beauty of Sharp's at Waterford Farm in Brookeville, MD. The purpose of the trip was for the girls to learn more about the connection between Maryland's natural resources and the communities where they live....

In School Programs Are off to a Great Start Programs, which began the first week of October, are in full swing! Through partnerships with eleven schools within Montgomery County, Community Bridges provides out-of-school time activities to 150 girls and their families. Community Bridges also hosted two open houses for...