As a 43 year old, women-owned, small business here in the Nashville area, we were looking for a way to not only give back to our community, but pour into young women whom may have not had the resources and opportunities that we have been blessed with.
You can purchase our product and make direct donations to sponsor at risk girls in the Epic Girl Program. Click HERE to donate directly to Epic Girl
Our hope is that Danyel & Marli', along with all of our customers, can help sponsor as many girls to go through the EPiC Girl program as possible. We want to help EPiC girl increase both the number of girls they help and the number of counties they serve in Tennessee, and then help girls nationwide.
We want you to know that when you buy from our retailers or online from us, your purchase will not only support our small business and retailers, but from now on, at risk girls as well.
Let us introduce you to some of the girls that EPiC Girl has served so you can see how important their program is:
All of us here at Danyel and Marli' hope you see the importance of giving back to your community. The more you invest in your youth and your community, the better you make the world around you.
We thank you in advance for all your support to us since 1980, and your future support of us and EPiC Girl!
For more information on how you can help EPiC Girl or information on how EPiC Girl can help you, please call us at (800)-356-9642.
You can also visit EPiC Girl's website HERE or email them at contact@epicgirl.net.
EPIC Girl is a 501c3, charitable non-profit organization founded in 2016 to address disparities in programs for girls. Since our inception we have served over 1200 girls through our educational program and the runaway screening program (SARA) which we provide in partnership with the Davidson County Detention Center.
Our aim is to build strength through educational curriculums and mentoring for girls ages 14-18, many of whom are caught in the court system or child welfare system. We believe that relationship is the catalyst for change and that through meaningful connections girls build resiliency.
At our core, we all desire:Our educational curriculums are geared toward prevention, desiring to reduce the risk of exploitation through trafficking or other forms of profiteering as well as prevent the repetition of cycles of poverty, abuse, neglect and other issues that perpetuate oppression specifically for black and brown girls.
We currently serve teen girls in Davidson, Williamson and Robertson Counties and have long-term goals to expand services to implement screening in court systems across Tennessee.
