The Dwennimmen symbol, also known as "ram's horns," is an Adinkra symbol from Ghana representing strength and humility. It visually depicts two rams butting heads, symbolizing both the fierce strength of a ram and its eventual submission to slaughter, conveying that even the strong must also be humble.
The Duafe is an Adinkra symbol representing a wooden comb, and it signifies femininity, beauty, love, and care, particularly in the context of women. It also symbolizes good hygiene and the importance of self-grooming. The Duafe is associated with desirable feminine qualities such as patience, prudence, and fondness.
The Nsaa symbol, originating from the West African Adinkra tradition, represents excellence, genuineness, and authenticity. It is derived from a proverb stating, "He who does not know authentic Nsaa will buy fakes," according to Understanding Slavery and Symbolikon, highlighting the importance of quality and recognizing genuine craftsmanship.
We believe change starts at home. That’s why our initiatives deeply engage the local community—offering programs, resources, and support that empower young girls and families to thrive where they are.
Our girls are more than students—they’re future leaders, creators, and changemakers. Our programs are designed to support the full person, addressing mental wellness, identity, confidence, and opportunity.
We value your trust. Every donation, volunteer effort, and partnership is honored with integrity and clear communication. Our commitment to transparency ensures our community sees exactly how impact is made.
Every hour you give helps us pour into the lives of young girls—fostering confidence, self-worth, and joy through community, mentorship, and cultural pride.
We offer flexible volunteer roles, hands-on experience, and meaningful ways to connect with a like-minded community.
Support us in-person at events or virtually through outreach and planning—whatever fits your schedule and strengths.
Volunteers often become lifelong partners, mentors, or leaders in our organization. Your contribution is seen, valued, and nurtured.
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"This camp has been absolutely wonderful. My daughter gained immediate confidence in caring for her hair, came home styling it herself, and even began helping her sibling. The transformation in her self-esteem and daily affirmations has been beautiful to watch—I’m so grateful she was able to attend."
Learn more about how to support, volunteer, or get involved with EmpowerHER Legacy.
We primarily work with girls ages 11 to 17. Our programs are designed to support them through key developmental stages with mentorship, leadership training, and identity-affirming activities.
We host quarterly workshops, seasonal community events, and monthly virtual sessions. You can check out our Events Page for the latest opportunities.
Our offerings include confidence-building workshops, career exploration panels, creative arts classes, wellness sessions, and mentorship circles—each curated to inspire growth and self-worth.
You can make a one-time or monthly donation through our Support Page. If you’d like to sponsor a specific program or event, email us at empowerherlegacyinc@gmail.com.
