BECOMING EMPOWERED THROUGH EDUCATION
BEE CLUB INC.
A PEER LEADERSHIP GROUP FOR GIRLS
WE'RE ON A MISSION
WHAT WE DO
PEER
LEADERSHIP
LIFE SKILLS
EDUCATION
MENTORING
YOUTH
ADVOCACY
COMMUNITY
COLLABORATION
OUR IMPACT
100%
of past BEE Leaders graduated high school or received equivalent to a high school diploma.
100%
of past BEE Leaders enrolled in a college, university, or institution of higher education.
70%
of past BEE Leaders were awarded scholarships to pursue higher education with 1.5 million in awards reported.
75%
of past BEE Leaders joined community or leadership and service organizations on campus
67%
of past BEE Leaders served in leadership positions on campus or in the community.
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CELEBRATING
OUR CLASS OF 2024 SENIORS
VOLUNTEER
WITH US BEGINNING IN OCTOBER 2024
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Celebrating 10 years
Sisterhood ·Education ·Community
Girls in Leadership
On October 7, 2013, CEO and President Akilah Blount founded the BEE Club in Atlanta, Georgia at Westlake High School. She led BEE Club Inc.'s first-ever BEE Club meeting with 100 freshmen and senior high school girls. Today, the club has grown into a 501(c)(3) organization that serves as peer leadership group for girls. We are now operating at two high schools in Georgia, including Westlake High School in South Fulton and Cedar Shoals High School in Athens-Clarke County. In light of our 10th Anniversary, we are celebrating our cause to empower girls in the state of Georgia to become self-defined leaders who shape the future. Help us continue the work we do, by making a donation today!
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS
Our HIVE School Leadership Development model empowers girls of diverse backgrounds to overcome race and gender inequities in schools. Within the model, our girls work collaboratively with school teachers, counselors, and social workers to leverage support resources and activate opportunities for personal and professional advancement. We catalyze the resources of women and other girl-serving organizations to support girls in organizing meaningful, self-directed activities that foster positive growth and development for girls in their schools and communities.
