Pearls Mentoring for Girls

04/03/2026

📣 Our April PM4G Newsletter is LIVE! 💚✨

Take a look at what’s happening across P.E.A.R.L.S. Mentoring for Girls, Inc.—from our PM4G Go Green Initiative 🌱 to celebrating our girls through Pearl Spotlights, and all the impactful work taking place across our chapters.

This is more than mentoring… this is impact. 💛

We invite you to stay connected and be part of what we’re building.

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From leadership to community change, see what our girls are doing now.

03/26/2026

As we continue to grow and expand the impact of PM4G, I am entering a new season one that requires structure, alignment, and strong leadership.

For years, this work has been driven by passion, purpose, and community. Now, it’s time to build the systems and team that will sustain and scale that impact.

I am officially opening applications for the PM4G National Leadership Team.
We are seeking individuals who are committed to mentoring, passionate about serving girls in underserved communities, and ready to take on meaningful leadership roles within a growing organization.

Open Roles:
• Director of Programs
• Director of Operations
• Director of Partnerships & Funding
• Director of Communications

This is more than volunteering this is an opportunity to help shape the future of PM4G and contribute to a mission that is changing lives.

If you are dependable, aligned with our values, and ready to serve with purpose, I invite you to apply.

📌 Application Link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfD8koVGAQ0aLPvZosCYT-0ygF9XaPCfFH95q9kcHx3j_Jpug/viewform

Let’s continue building something that creates real impact—one girl at a time.

03/25/2026

This past weekend, Debutante Kaleigh Symone West was formally presented to society ✨

A student at Desoto Central High School, Kaleigh reflects the confidence, service, and growth that P.E.A.R.L.S. Mentoring for Girls, Inc. continues to cultivate in young women.

She is actively involved in PM4G, Interact Club, Spirit Club, and Xi Beta Epsilon—demonstrating her commitment to excellence both in and beyond the classroom.

Kaleigh is the daughter of Ms. Monica Steward and the late Mr. Ladarrius West, with her grandfather, Mr. Bruce Blakes, proudly serving as her senior es**rt.

She has shown a strong commitment to service through a wide range of initiatives, including hygiene donations for the Mississippi Department of Child Protective Services, community walks, feeding the homeless, youth-centered projects, and volunteer efforts that directly impact those around her.

In her leisure time, Kaleigh enjoys dancing, cooking, learning new things, and shopping. She is guided by the scripture, Deuteronomy 31:6, “Be strong and courageous… for the Lord your God goes with you.”

She is es**rted by Trent Jacordric Howard, a sophomore at Amanda Elzy High School, who participates in football and baseball, holds the title of Mister Sophomore, maintains a 3.7 GPA, and is the son of Mr. Torien Howard and Mrs. Symone Carter.

Kaleigh plans to attend the University of Mississippi, where she will major in Mechanical Engineering and pursue a career as a Mechanical Engineer.

Her journey reflects resilience, service, and preparation for what’s next.

This is the work. This is the impact.

03/25/2026

This past weekend, Debutante Madison Necole Givens was formally presented to society ✨

A student at Holmes County Central High School, Madison reflects the growth, leadership, and service that P.E.A.R.L.S. Mentoring for Girls, Inc. continues to cultivate in young women.

She serves as the historian for PM4G and is actively involved in the MS Votes Advisory Council, the HCCHS Softball Team, and the National Society of High School Scholars—demonstrating her commitment to excellence both in and beyond the classroom.

Madison is the daughter of Ms. Shiquita Givens, with her grandfather, Mr. Clinton Jerome Williams Sr., proudly serving as her senior es**rt.

She has contributed to her community through initiatives such as a book bag giveaway with Annie B’s Family Farm, food drives with HCCHS JROTC, reading at William Dean Elementary School with PM4G, and supporting The Yellow House Project.

In her leisure time, Madison enjoys dancing and horseback riding. She is inspired by the quote, “Quiet women rarely make history.”

She plans to attend Jackson State University, where she will major in Criminal Justice and pursue a career as a forensic scientist.

Her journey reflects purpose, service, and preparation for what’s next.

This is the work. This is the impact.

03/25/2026

This past weekend, Debutante Avery Olivia Washington was formally presented to society ✨

A student at Holmes County Central High School, Avery represents the leadership and excellence that P.E.A.R.L.S. Mentoring for Girls, Inc. continues to develop in young women.

She serves as the 7th President of PM4G and is actively involved in Student Council, Cheerleading as Cheer Captain, Choir, and Beta Club—demonstrating her commitment to leadership both in and beyond the classroom.

Avery is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Washington, with her father, Mr. Alan Washington, proudly serving as her senior es**rt.

She has also contributed to her community through service initiatives such as the Sweet Canaan Food Drive.

In her leisure time, Avery enjoys spending time with her family and reading novels. She is guided by the scripture, Romans 8:31, “If God is for us, who can be against us.”

She is es**rted by Jared Tyler, a senior at Holmes County Central High School, who is involved in Choir and is the son of Ms. Teresa Tyler.

Avery plans to attend the University of Mississippi, where she will study in the School of Business with aspirations of becoming a real estate agent and broker.

She was also crowned 2026 Miss P.E.A.R.L.S. Legacy, recognizing her outstanding dedication and impact throughout the program.

Her journey reflects leadership, faith, and preparation for what’s next.

This is the work. This is the impact.

03/25/2026

This past weekend, Debutante Andria Louise Johnson was formally presented to society ✨

A student at Holmes County Central High School, Andria represents the heart of what P.E.A.R.L.S. Mentoring for Girls, Inc. continues to build—young women committed to leadership, service, and growth.

She is actively involved in HOSA, Future Farmers of America (FFA), Student Government Association (SGA), Senior Council, and PM4G, while also dedicating her time to meaningful community service. From breast cancer awareness efforts to serving as a poll worker and mentoring others, Andria continues to lead through action.

She is the daughter of Mr. LeMarcus Williams, who proudly served as her senior es**rt, and the granddaughter of Ms. Pinkie White.

Andria plans to serve in the United States Military and continue her education at Alcorn State University, where she will pursue a career as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner.

She lives by the words: “A goal without a plan is just a wish.”

Her journey reflects what happens when young women are supported, challenged, and given access to opportunity.

This is the work. This is the impact.

03/25/2026

Timeless Elegance: The Pearls Legacy Continues

This past weekend, P.E.A.R.L.S. Mentoring for Girls, Inc. presented our 2026 debutantes.

What you saw was a beautiful evening.

What you’re looking at is the result of months of work mentorship, structure, accountability, and consistent investment in young women who deserve access to more.

This program is intentional.

Our girls are not just prepared for a moment on stage. They are being prepared for life how to show up, how to lead, and how to move with confidence in spaces they may not have otherwise been exposed to.

And that kind of work requires support.

It requires people who are willing to invest in something beyond a single event and understand the long term impact of pouring into girls in communities like ours.

We are doing the work.

And we’re looking to continue growing it.

If you believe in creating real opportunities, building confident young women, and strengthening communities, there is a place for you in this work.

The Pearls Legacy Continues

03/11/2026

This past Saturday, P.E.A.R.L.S. Mentoring for Girls, Inc. hosted our Debutante Mother–Daughter Tea, a beautiful moment of reflection and connection during this special season for our young women.

The room was filled with mothers and daughters sharing encouragement, pride, and heartfelt words as we celebrated the journey of our debutantes. Moments like these remind us that preparing young women for the future takes more than a single event—it takes community, mentorship, and strong families walking alongside them.

During the tea, each debutante received her debutante box as we continue preparing for the upcoming Debutante Gala. It was a meaningful reminder that these young women are stepping into leadership, purpose, and opportunity with the support of those who believe in them.

At PM4G, we remain committed to investing in the next generation of young women through mentorship, leadership development, and community support. We are grateful for the mothers, mentors, partners, and supporters who help make this work possible.

Together, we are building legacy—one young woman at a time.

03/10/2026

👑 We’re 77% of the way there!

Thanks to our incredible community, we’ve reached 77% of our $10,000 Debutante Scholarship goal for the PM4G Debutante Ball.

We’re now in the final stretch, and every ticket purchased and every donation helps us continue investing in four amazing senior young women.

Help us cross the finish line!

Donate:
https://secure.givelively.org/donate/p-e-a-r-l-s-mentoring-for-girls/p-e-a-r-l-s-mentoring-for-girls-inc-2025-2026-debutante-scholarship-fund-timeless-elegance-the-pearls-legacy-continues

Attend:
https://secure.givelively.org/event/p-e-a-r-l-s-mentoring-for-girls/p-e-a-r-l-s-mentoring-for-girls-inc-2025-2026-debutante-scholarship-fund-timeless-elegance-the-pearls-legacy-continues/the-2025-p-e-a-r-l-s-debutante-scholarship-ball-timeless-elegance-the-pearls-legacy-continues

Let’s bring it home for our girls. 🤍