About Us
Our mission is to provide services to middle and high school girls focused on building self-esteem, confidence and character to promote positive self-image, positively impact educational and career aspirations and improve academic achievement.
Truly Valued, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Our goal is to create an environment of learning and explorational growth for young ladies to cultivate positive relationships and give back to their local community. Truly Valued, Inc. creates a mentor network partnership with local churches, schools and various organizations to support youth development.
Truly Valued Pledge
I pledge to lead the way by
Staying true to God,
To myself,
Walking in love,
And caring for my community
For I am Truly Valued.
Priceless Girls Mentoring Program
Truly Valued’s Priceless Girls Mentoring program is designed to help cultivate skills adolescent girls need to develop as successful adults with a strong sense of their own identity. The innovative, group-style mentoring program empowers youth through direct instruction, experiential learning, as well as trust and team building activities designed to improve confidence and respect for others.
Have a student to refer?
Mentoring and educational support services will be offered during after-care on the campuses of Booker Middle School and Manatee Charter School.
Monthly Saturday sessions will be held at the N. Sarasota County Library starting in September. Click the link below to register.
Community Engagement
Tea Party 4 Girls
These events are designed to empower our youth through conversations with professional women who live and work in their own community. They share their experience and expertise, bringing a wealth of knowledge from backgrounds in law enforcement, politics, entrepreneurship, arts and entertainment.
One-Sack Give Back
A project to assemble and distribute backpacks of school supplies to low-income students in our community to assist them through the school year.
In 2019, Truly Valued provided over 1,900 backpacks filled with school supplies, accumulating more than 200 service hours.