a "Champion of Change for Enrichment for Marginalized Girls”. This title was given to ten individuals who work to improve and empower the lives of marginalized girls through extracurricular and after-school programs. Several foundations have committed to helping GFAC financially. For example, in 2003, Girls For A Change received a three-year grant by the Draper Richards Foundation. This grant helped GFAC establish and launch programs and activities within the organization. In 2014, GFAC also received a generous grant from the Allianz Foundation. References External links Girls For A Change/Camp Diva website Living people Year of birth missing (living people) Place of birth missing (living people) American nonprofit executives American women chief executives Activists from Virginia People from Richmond, Virginia African-American activists 21st-century African-American people 21st-century African-American women Virginia Commonwealth University alumni