This Women’s History Month, Ladies of Virtue had the honor of serving as the nonprofit partner for a networking event hosted by the Women In Insurance. Nearly 100 women gathered for an evening of connection, generosity, and shared purpose, and together, they raised more than $900 to support our LOV Sisters. These funds will help make it possible for our girls to travel to Springfield later this month to meet with state officials and participate in a meaningful civic engagemen

700 boxes. 3 cities. 1,177 girls. And still, the numbers are only part of the story. What began as a simple act of love during Black History Month has grown into something much bigger. In 2021, during a season when so many of us were carrying fear, uncertainty, and emotional exhaustion, we created LOV DAY as a way to remind Black girls that they are seen, heard and loved. At the time, it was a response to a moment. Today, it is a movement. 2026 LOV DAY: By the Numbers Now tha

February 2, 2026 For the past 15 years, Ladies of Virtue has been deeply rooted in Chicago, walking alongside Black girls from fourth grade through early adulthood, building relationships, developing leaders, and advocating for systems that are meant to protect them. Recently, I had the opportunity to bring that work onto a national stage while pitching at 92NY. The experience offered both visibility and clarity. It also created space for reflection. Here’s what standing in a

Convened annually by MENTOR during National Mentoring Month, the National Mentoring Summit is a premier opportunity for mentoring...

Ladies of Virtue is thrilled to announce that our incredible Board Chair, Elsie Cardell, has been named a 2024 Crain’s Notable Nonprofit...