Nominate An Orphan Project To Receive Raised Funds 

SGP welcomes nominations from private and local government sources.  All nominees must be directly involved in orphan related projects, an orphan or licensed as an orphanage.  Please E-mail info@sistergirlpresents.org for award application.

Each nomination must include the full name of the proposed awardee, all contact information and details about the needs of the nominee.  Please include your full name, contact address and telephone with the nomination.   

The selection process will be carried out through prayer, recommendations, application and research.  Selected awardees will be notified during the third quarter of each year.

SGP News

January 3, 2010---Liberian Christmas Gospel benefit concert raises awareness and funds to help orphaned and abandoned children in Liberia.  Grace United Methodist Church was alive with the sounds of gospel artists who performed at the charity concert on December 12, 2009.  More than one hundred people turned out on Saturday night to praise, sing, dance and raise funds to benefit orphan projects and the CSOP for Mother Wleh's Orphanage.

Concert proceeds totaled $3,251.00, which will be directed to orphanage building projects and The Olivia Fund program.  SGP extends its gratitude to the members of Thomas Sligh and The Treasures of the Heart Ministry for headlining and providing spirit lifting music.  SGP also extends it gratitude to Ms. Dawn Padmore, Rev. A. Momolue Diggs, Rev. Hilary Stryker, Mr. Dehconte Nyepan, Ms. Tiplah Nah Broadnax, Ms. Carrinne Mappy Cooper, Miss Liesl Mattar, Mr. Carlos Ajavon, First Macedonia Baptist Church and Ms. Lady Diggs for lending their gifted voices to the cause and for entertaining concertgoers.

A special thank you to the Keynote Speaker, Ambassador Marjon Kamara for her inspired speech and her call to all to remember "Small Steps make Big Change".  SGP extends thanks to the opening speaker Dr. Dawn Cooper Barnes for giving the plight of Liberian orphans a very real face.

Special thanks go to Grace United Methodist Church and its pastor, Rev. Paul Johnson for providing the venue for the benefit concert.

 

Welcome To SGP

Founded in 2009, Sister Girl Presents Inc. is motivated by the Spirit of God to praise, fundraise and provide assistance to the orphans of Liberia.  SGP seeks to develop a successful and viable program to help orphans thrive and develop to be successful citizens, taking their place in society as productive and contributing members.  In total dedication to orphans, our goal is to bring lasting solutions that meet the children's spiritual, physical and educational needs.

Our spiritual objective is to identify select orphanages, individual orphans, schools and/or other organizations with orphans in need and to provide support in food stipends, clothing, shelter upkeep, school fees, school supplies, medical access and church mission participation. 

As a result of the years of civil war, many of the children of Liberia have been separated from their families or orphaned.  Yet still, due to extreme poverty in Liberia, the parents of some of these children do not have the means to provide them with the basic necessities of life.  As a result, some children have been forced into child labor, armed recruitment and prostitution, while others have made the streets their home.

Our volunteers and partners share a compassion for orphans in need, and a commitment to see their lives transformed.

Donate-Impact the Life Of An Orphan 

You can give hope to an Orphan.  Your gift can help bring homes, health and hope to an orphan. 

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To donate via mail please make your checks payable to Sister Girl Presents, Inc.., and mail to Sister Girl Presents, Inc. 1701 Doral Court, Mitchellville, MD 20721.

As a result of the years of civil war, many of the children of Liberia have been separated from their families or orphaned.  As a result, some of these children have been forced into child labor, armed recruitment and prostitution, while others have made the streets their home.

You can give hope to an Orphan.  As a result of the years of civil war, many of the children of Liberia have been separated from their families or orphaned.  As a result, some of these children have been forced into child labor, armed recruitment and prostitution, while others have made the streets their home.