We are all about one thing - PURPOSE and we're experts at it.

Purpose is something each of us were born with but sadly too few of us truly embrace and fulfill it. So here at GLLOP we have made it our business to help as many teen girls as we can find, embrace and fulfill their divine purpose. We are proud to say that we have impacted the lives of over 500 girls since we opened our doors in 2005. How do we do it? Glad you asked...

The Purpose Girls Academy (PGA)

Here is where Purpose Girls are made. PGA is the place to be for all girls ready to discover and leap into their purpose.  PGA is uniquely designed for teen girls who are ready to:

– Be challenged to THINK in a new way

– Go deeper to discover their true identity  

– Gain clarity and add structure to their life

– Learn and implement proven strategies for success

– Claim their birthright to purpose and prosperity

Our proven and content-rich curriculum challenges and motivates teen girls to play a BIGGER game and now girls everywhere have a choice in how they want to experience PGA. In addition to our Dallas campus we now offer a virtual campus. Students receive teaching and support through intimate monthly group coaching sessions, dynamic workshops, and teleseminars guaranteed to increase each girl’s capacity to live authentically and purposefully from her CORE.

Whether you are a local teen or abroad, you can enroll and begin your journey to the real you. 

We offer two membership levels at the Purpose Girls Academy and one of them is absolutely FREE.

Click here to learn more or to JOIN NOW

Purpose Girl Mentor-Coach Program

In Dallas County between 1992-2002 there was an 54% increase in female for violent felony offenses. During the same period, misdemeanor assaults increased 183%. Though this number is on the decline today it is not declining fast enough. There is still much to be done and we need your help.

Through an innovative partnership with the Dallas County Juvenile Department (DCJD), Girls Living Life On Purpose, Inc (GLLOP) has the opportunity to reach out and mentor girls ages 12 to 17 of Dallas County who are being adjudicated through the DCJD. These girls have many challenges, but mostly they just need someone positive in their life.

Mentors can help by offering support, a listening ear and heart, reinforcement and accountability. Most are from low-income, single-parent families.

Mentoring relationship begins while the girl is in the custody of the juvenile department and will continue once they are released. Email us today to learn more about becoming a Mentor.