As Renae McGauvran enters her fourth-year volunteering with BIO Girls in Park River, ND, she continues to inspire through her leadership, authenticity, and unwavering belief in the power of positive role models. Learn more about Renae in our latest volunteer highlight!

June Update | See our new & returning program locations for 2025.

We are so grateful for each opportunity we get to spread the BIO Girls mission and grant dollars are another way our generous region makes this possible. Check out this month’s grant highlights!

BIO Girls participants engage in a hands-on service project as part of their program experience. Thanks to the support of Ideal Aerosmith, this initiative showcases the impact of strong community partnerships in shaping confident, compassionate young leaders.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Our friends at Valley Christian Counseling, are sharing faith-based mental health tips, reminding people that healing and peace are possible through Christ-centered care and community support.

Wil Ihmels, a senior at Century High School, Bismarck, ND has been awarded the Gatorade North Dakota Boys Cross Country Player of the Year 2024-2025 for outstanding performance in cross country. With this prestigious award, winners can designate a $1,000 grant to a 501(c)3 youth sports organization through the Play it Forward Program of the Gatorade Foundation. Ihmels selected Fargo, ND-based BIO Girls, Inc. to receive his grant. 

As Kay enters her third year as a BIO Girls mentor in Williston, ND, she continues to make a lasting impact through her presence, passion, and genuine care for the girls in her community. Learn more about Kay in our latest volunteer highlight!

2025 BIO Girls Find Your Kind 5K & Youth Run presented by BCBCND Caring Foundation! Check it out:

In a world that constantly pressures girls to be more—prettier, smarter, more popular—BIO Girls is helping them discover they are already enough. Through stories of courage, kindness, and community, the impact of BIO Girls is changing lives—one heart at a time.

May is Mental Health Awarness Month. Our friends at Solace Counseling, who specilize in women’s mental health, have provided some reminders for the moms out there juggling it all.

We are so grateful for each opportunity we get to spread the BIO Girls mission and grant dollars are another way our generous region makes this possible. Check out this month’s grant highlights!

May Update | See our new & returning program locations for 2025.

A former participant herself, Kiera is passionate about helping girls grow in faith, confidence, and self-worth. Learn more about Kiera in our latest volunteer highlight!

SCHEELS has been a long-time and generous supporter of the BIO Girls mission. See their impact as an Official Partner.

We are so grateful for each opportunity we get to spread the BIO Girls mission and grant dollars are another way our generous region makes this possible. Check out this month’s grant highlights!

April Update | See our new & returning program locations for 2025.

Ruby Ihmels, a sophomore at Century High School, Bismarck, ND has been awarded the Gatorade North Dakota Girls Cross Country Player of the Year 2024-2025 for outstanding performance in cross country. With this prestigious award, winners can designate a $1,000 grant to a 501(c)3 youth sports organization through the Play it Forward Program of the Gatorade Foundation. Ihmels selected Fargo, ND-based BIO Girls, Inc. to receive her grant. 

The BIO Girls program is made possible by hundreds of selfless volunteers. Here are just a few of the long-time change-makers we are recognizing this year.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on the importance of mental well-being. In this podcast, we engage in a meaningful conversation with Pastor Ben Sullivan of Hope Lutheran Church in Fargo, exploring the power of faith, resilience, and community in navigating life’s challenges.

All girls need & deserve BIO Girls. And thanks to our Financial Asssitance fund and the generous partners who fuel it, this is the reality. See how financial aid impacted Chloe and her family.