DEVELOPING BUTTERFLIES LLC
EIN 47-2292306 · Girls Clubs (O22)
What they do
In The Past Year, Developing Butterflies Big Sister Program Has Successfully Mentored and Guided Young Girls Through Its Structured 11-month Curriculum, Inspired By The Four Developmental Stages of A Butterfly-Egg, Caterpillar, Chrysalis, and Butterfly. Each Stage Focuses On Specific Personal Growth Areas, Including Self-awareness, Goal Setting, Community Engagement, and Leadership Development. Key Accomplishments Include: Empowerment Sessions: Conducted 33 Group Sessions That Focused On Character Building, Self-confidence, and Life Skills. This Included Interactive Workshops, Guest Speakers, and Community-led Discussions. "Real Talk" Forums: Hosted 11 Open Forum Discussions Led By The Participants, Encouraging Them to Express Their Challenges, Share Experiences, and Build Communication Skills In A Supportive Environment. Community Engagement: Organized Volunteer Opportunities and Community Event Participation to Foster A Sense of Social Responsibility and Real-world Application of Ski
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ContactClarissa FosterBoard Treasurer
In care of% GENA MCDONALD
Mailing address4650 WAYMIRE AVE, DAYTON, OH 45406-2444
Main phone(937) 985-1252 Contact phone(937) 723-1122 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- March 2025
- County
- Montgomery
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