FAQs

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1. What is the mission of your organization?

Our mission is to empower women through sisterhood, support, and service. We provide a safe space for connection, personal growth, and community impact.

2. Who can join your sisterhood?

We welcome women of all ages, backgrounds, and walks of life who share our values of unity, compassion, and service to others.

3. Is there a membership fee?

Yes. We have a yearly membership fee of $100 USD. This contribution helps us sustain our programs, events, and outreach initiatives. Your membership isn’t just a fee—it’s an investment in women’s empowerment.

4. What benefits come with being a member?

As a member, you gain access to exclusive events, mentorship opportunities, workshops, and a supportive sisterhood that stands with you through every season of life.

5. Can I still support the organization if I am not a member?

Absolutely! You can support by volunteering, making donations, or simply spreading the word about our mission. Every act of kindness helps.

6. How are the funds used?

The funds we receive are directed towards meaningful initiatives such as providing scholarships to students with outstanding academic performance, supporting the construction and improvement of our school facilities, and funding other programs that uplift both our students and members. Every contribution is invested back into education, empowerment, and the growth of our sisterhood community.

7. How do I become a member?

Joining is simple! Complete our membership application form, submit your yearly fee, and you’ll officially be welcomed into our global circle of sisters.

Meet Dr. Evelyn Otaigbe PhD, FSM, mni, née (Ikuenobe)

The visionary founder of St. Maria Goretti Old Girls International, a dynamic community of alumnae united by their shared experience at St. Maria Goretti Grammar School in Benin City, Edo State. With a passion for reconnecting and empowering her fellow old girls, Evelyn created this platform to bring together classmates and fellow alumni in the diaspora, fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie that transcends geographical boundaries. Through St. Maria Goretti Old Girls International, Evelyn has provided a space for old students to reconnect, share experiences, and support one another in their personal and professional endeavors. Her initiative has not only strengthened bonds among alumnae but also promoted a sense of pride and loyalty to their alma mater. As the founder of this vibrant community, Evelyn's leadership and dedication have been instrumental in nurturing a spirit of sisterhood and collaboration among St. Maria Goretti's global network of old girls. Her legacy continues to inspire and empower future generations of students and alumnae alike.