The LadyLike Foundation

What We Do

The LadyLike Foundation is a faith-based non-profit 501c3 organization whose purpose is to educate, empower, and inspire young ladies living in underprivileged communities. Through cutting edge research programs, workshops, mentorships, community service projects and visual/performing arts young women ages 12 – 18 are challenged to reach their highest potential and become the successful well-rounded LADY they were created to be.

GIVING BACK 2020

Through cutting edge resource programs, workshops, mentorships and life lessons, young ladies are challenged to reach their highest potential and become the successful, well-rounded “Lady” they were created to be.

Events

The LadyLike Foundation holds many events throughout the year. Events include; LadyLike Day at UCLA, Neiman Marcus Lunch and Shop Day, Lady Like Annual Mother and Daughter Tea Party, Life and Style Workshops, and Girl Talk meetings. All girls ages are invited to join in on our events. If the event is for a certain age group the invite will specify which age group is appropriate to attend.

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Workshops

We have so much fun during our workshops & classes. We’ve have cooking classes, etiquette classes, tea parties, college application workshops, academic workshops, life skill lessons, and our famous “Girl Talk” sessions where we talk about real issues, ask real questions, and get real answers.

Scholarships

This year in honor of our 10th Anniversary, we are awarding four $5000.00 scholarships to college with a 3.5 GPA or higher to young ladies living in Southern California. The applicant must be able to attend an interview and luncheon on June 2, 2018. In addition, they are also required to complete an essay, submit 2 letters of recommendation, present their resume, and transcripts.

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LadyLike Foundation In Africa

The LadyLike Foundation supports orphans in the Obosomso Orphanage in Obuasi, Ghana by giving them clothes, and hygiene products. The LadyLike Foundation also partnered with the McCoy Memorial Baptist Church to build a bathroom and shower house on the orphanage grounds for the children. This is the first wash house to ever be built in their village.

This year the LadyLike Foundation sponsored three orphans to attend boarding school, which houses, feeds, and clothes their students. This school places their students on a platform for success ensuring that they will one day attend college and become successful in their country.

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