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MPower Girls Camp partnered with Pariveda today for an exciting STEM lesson at KB Polk, focused on understanding matter and its properties. The girls began with a short educational video, then worked in four teams to solve three escape‑room–style puzzles. Each successful puzzle unlocked a new door—and came with a candy reward. Attendance increased to **13 girls**, a 30% jump from the October session. Students were highly engaged, proud of their teamwork, and eager to know whe

At MPower Girls Camp, we believe in the power of opportunity. That’s why we are overjoyed to announce that 2025 MPGC camper Emersyn Dearmon has been named a semifinalist in the 2025 MLK Jr. Oratory Competition. About the Competition The MLK Oratory Competition, hosted by Foley & Lardner LLP, invites fourth- and fifth-grade students from across Dallas, Houston, and Chicago to write and present original 3–5-minute speeches inspired by the teachings and legacy of Martin Luth

Hi friends! Today is Giving Tuesday — the worldwide day of doing good, sharing kindness, and helping incredible causes shine. And as you know… MPower Girls Camp is 100% volunteer-run and 100% powered by YOU. This year, we’re asking for two simple things: 1. A gift — in ANY amount — to help us open a second school in 2026. Every dollar brings a young girl closer to a life-changing STEM camp experience. Donate here: ( https://www.mpowergirlscamp.org/donation-and-other-informati

MPower Girls Camp is preparing for Tuesday Giving Day, and we’re asking our community to help in the ways that feel right for them. Ways to Support MPGC 1. Make an introduction - Our #1 Need We are currently seeking connections to foundations and organizations that offer grant support, including: Meadows Foundation, UTSW, Toyota, Junior League, General Motors, PepsiCo, Thanksgiving Foundation, Highland Park Methodist, Hudson Foundation (Southlake), and Dallas Foundation. If y

MPower Girls Camp was thrilled to take part in NorthPark Presbyterian Church’s Service Day! An uplifting afternoon of generosity, creativity, and service. Volunteers created hygiene kits, pet toys, celebratory signs, and holiday placemats. At the MPGC table, they also filled writing kits for our 2026 campers. The most touching moment came from a group of girls who attended summer camp. They wrote supportive letters to next year’s first-time campers offering encouragement for

See how Kendra Scott’s Give Back Day helped send Dallas girls to STEM camp, inspired first-time visitors, and turned shoppers into supporters of MPower Girls Camp.