Young Mothers, Inc. Holds Virtual COVID-19 Campaign for Young Mothers in the Community

WASHINGTON - EntSun -- CONTACT:​ Kamille Bundy 202-491-1019

MEDIA ADVISORY

WHO: Young Mothers, Inc.

WHEN: Tuesday, December 29, 2020

WHERE: Virtual

WHAT: Young Mothers, Inc. will disburse funds raised from our COVID-19 Campaign to young mothers who have lost their jobs. So far we have raised over 1K since August and need $9,000 more to reach our $10,000 goal! This campaign was created to help young mothers regain their strength and courage through resume workshops, stipends for daily essentials, professional skill-building workshops, health and wellness practices and one-on-one career coaching.

INFO:  The qualifications to receive funding are mothers ages 16 and under and 17- 21 who have 1. been impacted by COVID-19, 2. recognized for their perseverance and resilience and 3. are DC Residents. Applicants will be required to fill in a form where they will need to give additional information related to their financial stress/strain as a result of COVID-19 and specify other areas of greatest need.  Email admin@youngmothersinc.com for more information.

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Can't Attend? We need $9,000 more to reach our $10, 000 goal by the end of Dec! We are still accepting donations and are open to partnering with members of the community, organizations and businesses. Please consider donating to our COVID-19 Campaign  https://donorbox.org/youngmothersinc  and help us reach our goal.

ABOUT: Young Mothers, Inc. www.youngmothersinc.org Young Mothers, Inc's. mission is educating, mentoring, nurturing, and supporting young mothers to become self-sufficient for themselves and their families.