EWOE offers Christian mentoring, innovative programs for girls

EWOE’s mentoring programs help middle school and high school girls become their very best.

Our Junior Elite and Senior Elite programs helps adolescent girls make wise life choices.

Healthy relationships and parental engagement are hallmarks of EWOE.

Our Junior Elite and Senior Elite programs help adolescent girls make wise life choices.

EWOE’s mentoring programs help middle school and high school girls become their very best.

EWOE’s Cotillion program helps girls stand on godly principles, passion, and purpose.

We help teen girls envision their futures and learn values that last a lifetime.

We help teen girls envision their future and learn values that last a lifetime.

Elite Women of Excellence (EWOE) began as one mom’s mission to find like-minded friends and to cultivate character, confidence, and compassion in her own daughters. Now, almost 20 years later, EWOE is a Christian non-profit organization that has mentored approximately 1,500 middle school and high school girls from Atlanta and the surrounding metro area. These girls experience personal and academic enrichment programs, faith-building and family-strengthening events, as well as career-mentoring opportunities—and form a lifelong sisterhood.

Events

Insightful. Impactful. Fun. Goal-oriented. That’s what participants say about EWOE conferences, retreats, and events.

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Junior Elite

Helping middle school girls make friends, become self-aware, and learn life skills.

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Senior Elite

For high school girls looking to develop healthy social and family relationships and to successfully transition into adulthood.

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EWOE College Grant Recipients

Each year, we are proud to sponsor and award scholarships to select participants of our Senior Elite program.

“Few organizations discuss the real things that teenage girls experience. This organization not only assists with the situations that teen girls go through on a daily basis, but also gives us support from other teen girls as well as experienced adults.”

– Riana, participant

“I grew up in a Christian home, so church and values were very much instilled in me before entering EWOE’s program. I like to think that EWOE just sort of “pushed it all in” to seal it within me. I loved the fact that I was surrounded by other girls who were around my age and had the same morals and values as me, or at least wanted to get to the same place as me. I became determined that nothing could stop me as long as God was on my side.”

– Jacqueline T., alumna

“One of EWOE’s successes is seeing so many girls graduate with service efforts under their belts along with educational goals and aspirations. It’s also great to see girls return to the organization to share what they’ve learned post-EWOE.”

– Sheryl S., parent and advisory board member