National Federation of Girls' Clubs

The National Federation of Girls' Clubs, established in 1906, was an organization dedicated to empowering and supporting girls and young women through leadership development, education, and community service. It provided resources, programs, and a network for clubs across the United States focused on fostering personal growth, civic responsibility, and skill-building. The federation aimed to create positive opportunities for girls to become active, confident, and engaged members of society. Over time, many of its programs and initiatives have influenced youth development practices and promoted gender equity in community activities.