“Being part of WOT made a great impact on my high school career, as well as my self-confidence as I set out on my own… this program encourages women to take control of their futures” Melissa, School for Advanced Studies-Wolfson graduate, attends Florida International University“My gratitude for this scholarship and towards the opportunity you are giving me, not only as a student, but as a person , is endless…I like to think of it as a long-term investment for a better society in the years to come” Daniella, American High School graduate, attends Brown University
“Being part of WOT made a great impact on my high school career, as well as my self-confidence as I set out on my own… this program encourages women to take control of their futures” Melissa, School for Advanced Studies-Wolfson graduate, attends Florida International University“My gratitude for this scholarship and towards the opportunity you are giving me, not only as a student, but as a person , is endless…I like to think of it as a long-term investment for a better society in the years to come” Daniella, American High School graduate, attends Brown University

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- Dr. Shulamit Katzman & Eileen Youtie, 2013 Mentors of the Year
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Events

2013 Annual Graduation Luncheon

On April 30, 2013, the Women of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program will host its Annual Graduation Luncheon honoring the class of 2013 and announcing the year's scholarship recipients. The Graduation Luncheon will be held at Jungle Island and will bring together Women of Tomorrow Graduates, School Coordinators and school officials. To date, Women of Tomorrow has awarded over $3.2 million in college scholarships to nearly 1,200 Mentees at our Graduation Luncheon event.
 

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Women of Tomorrow’s 2013 School Coordinator’s of the Year!

Women of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program would like to congratulate the recipients of the 2013 School Coordinator of the Year Award! We are so grateful for the hard work that the Coordinator's do, their dedication and passion for our progam.

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Sun Sentinel: Spring Campaign Provides Nourishment for Children in Broward County

With matching funds multiplying donations, the Spring Campaign's launch is planting the seeds for local children to have a chance at a healthier and brighter future. The Sun Sentinel Children's Fund, a McCormick Foundation Fund, has kicked off its first-ever Spring Campaign to raise funds to support local nonprofits that help children and families reach self-sufficiency by offering year-round educational programs, providing nutritious meals and housing, and supporting child abuse prevention and treatment programs. All donations to the Spring Campaign are matched by the McCormick Foundation at 50 cents on the dollar, and the Sun Sentinel and the foundation pay all administrative expenses, so 100 percent of every donation, plus the match, is granted to the local community. 

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John A. Ferguson High School Mentees Volunteer for a Good Cause!

We would like to congratulate our Women of Tomorrow Mentees from John A. Ferguson High School for their compassion and dedication to helping those in need. Last week, the Director of Friends of the Orphans, Faces of Hope served as a guest speaker at the John A. Ferguson mentoring session, where our Mentees became so moved by the stories of the orphaned children that they asked to sacrifice their field-trip opportunity to instead volunteer at the Faces of Hope Luncheon.

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