Girls Inc. of Tarrant Co. Launches Inaugural Advisory Committee

Girls Inc. of Tarrant County is thrilled to announce the formation of its inaugural Advisory Committee, featuring prominent local leaders dedicated to propelling the organization’s mission of empowering girls throughout Tarrant County.

“Fort Worth is full of bright, capable young women, and, when we come together to invest in their futures, their potential is limitless. I am glad to join in Girls Inc. of Tarrant County’s work to champion our girls and help put them on paths to successful futures,” said Mayor Parker.

The Girls Inc. of Tarrant County Advisory Committee brings together influential community figures to play a pivotal role in fostering an environment where every girl has the tools and opportunities to thrive. Committed to uniting key stakeholders, the committee will work collaboratively to support the organization’s goals.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS

• Mayor Mattie Parker, City of Fort Worth
• Mayor Jim Ross, City of Arlington
• Commissioner Roy C. Brooks, Tarrant County Precinct 1
• Former Mayor Betsy Price, City of Fort Worth
• Marianne Auld, Kelly Hart & Hallman, LLP
• Rose Bradshaw, North Texas Community Foundation
• Mercedes Bolen, Hillwood
• Migdalia Cerda, Burleson Police Department & Girls Inc. of Tarrant County Alumna
• Donna James- Harvey, Education & Equity Consultant
• Leah King, United Way of Tarrant County
• Jay McCall, Rainwater Charitable Foundation
• MaryAnn Means-Dufrene, Collective Growth
• Renee Smith-Faulkner, Castleberry ISD
• Jordan Stimpson, Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP
• Dr. Dionel Waters, IDEA Public Schools
• Monique Winfree, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

“The Advisory Committee will spearhead the visibility oof our mission and resource development efforts to elevate our programs and broaden our impact among Tarrant County girls. Through their commitment and strategic collaboration, Girls Inc. of Tarrant County’s vision of empowered girls in an equitable society is strengthened,” said Jennifer Limas, CEO of Girls Inc. of Tarrant County.

Additionally, the Advisory Committee will ensure strategic alignment with regional objectives by identifying community trends, advocating for essential resources, and strengthening awareness in the wider community to help build a robust network of advocates and supporters.

“I’m honored to work alongside these regional leaders to build upon Girls Inc. of Tarrant

County’s years of success in empowering young women in our community. We are better when we work together to remove barriers and create meaningful opportunities for our residents from all backgrounds to achieve their American dream,” Mayor Jim Ross said.

For more information about Girls Inc. of Tarrant County and how to get involved, please visit girlsinctarrant.org or contact Ebony Jones at ejones@girlsinctarrant.org.