Girls World Network Hosts an Extravaganza for Local Girls at Golden Era Golf Course

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Just days before Christmas, the Girls World Network hosted a joyful Christmas Extravaganza at the Golden Era Golf Course, creating a memorable holiday experience for the girls they serve.

Firstly you might ask, what is Girls World Network? Well it is a network that empowers girls ages 9–19 to become confident, knowledgeable, and well-rounded young women. They provide leadership development, etiquette training, life skills, self-empowerment, and opportunities for personal growth. Their mission is to create a safe, inspiring space where girls can learn, express themselves, build character, serve their community, and develop into classy, educated, and financially sound women who lead with purpose and kindness.

Upon arrival at the event, each girl was welcomed with a personalized table setting featuring her name displayed on a small cart filled especially for her. The celebration included making gingerbread houses, interactive games designed to keep the girls engaged, active, and working together as a team. Cooperation and encouragement were the focus of every activity, and by the end of the games, every participant was a winner.

The holiday fun concluded with each girl receiving a Santa bag filled with special “girly” items, adding to the excitement and festive spirit of the day.

The event was made possible through the leadership of Cheterra McKnight, President of the Hemet Chapter of Girls World, along with the support of dedicated volunteers.

A young participant concentrates as she decorates her gingerbread creation during the Girls World Network Christmas Extravaganza, enjoying a hands-on holiday activity that encouraged creativity, focus, and festive fun.

“I love doing this,” McKnight said. “Girls World started with my mom, who wanted to help girls be girls and grow into great women. My volunteers were so helpful in pulling this together and making it a wonderful Christmas for the girls. And this is just the beginning—I have a lot more planned for them.”

When asked about their experience, the girls responded with enthusiasm, sharing comments such as, “Wow, this was fun,” and “I feel good.”

The Girls World Network continues its mission of empowering young girls through positive experiences, mentorship, and community support, ensuring they feel valued, confident, and celebrated—especially during the holiday season.

For more information on Girls World or to join or volunteer contact:  Cheterra McKnight” <[email protected]>

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