SCHEELS continues to be a long time supporter of BIO Girls and is again in 2026. From their Official Partnership to employees and daughters; the connection with Scheels and BIO Girls is powerful.

A decade-long partnership rooted in rural communities reaches a milestone moment as Choice Bank leads a 2026 accessibility initiative with a $100,000 pledge that will ensure thousands more girls can participate.

The Bismarck Marathon is an amazing supporter with a generous $5,000 donation for our 2026 BIO Girls programs in Bismarck and Mandan, North Dakota.

Creating space for feelings, offering age-appropriate honesty, and reminding kids that they are loved, protected, and not alone… Those are just a few ways you can support kids through uncertainty. Read the full resource thanks to Authentic You Counseling.

Come with us as we journey to Redfield, South Dakota to learn more about the impactful BIO Girls program these incredible leaders provide to their community.

We are beyond thankful for the Myra Foundation’s continued support with a generous $10,000 donation for our 2026 BIO Girls programs in Grand Forks, North Dakota and East Grand Forks, Minnesota.

House of Prayer in Bismarck, North Dakota continues to be a host site for BIO Girls programming twice a year. In 2026, BIO Girls will have their 10th season in Bismarck.

We are beyond thankful for the Davis County Community Foundation’s continued support with a generous $5,000 donation for our 2026 BIO Girls programs Bloomfield, Iowa (Davis County).

We are beyond thankful for the Tom & Frances Leach Foundation’s continued support with a generous $10,000 donation for our 2026 BIO Girls programs in the Bismarck/Mandan North Dakota area.

In today’s world, disconnection is becoming a crisis for our girls. BIO Girls is stepping in with the power of small groups, trusted mentors, and shared goals. Support the connection that strengthens her for life this Giving Hearts Day.

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 programs impact adolescent girls in communities across the Midwest. Volunteers say yes to leading the program and forming relationships with participants creating a positive ripple effect.

We are honored to announce the establishment of the BIO Girls Endowment Fund, made possible through a transformative $25,000 gift from Van and Dee Larson in loving memory of their daughter, Shannon "Sunshine" Larson.

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 coffee lounge, Cup of Joy, is proudly sponsored by Light Consulting.

When Missy Heilman founded BIO (Beautiful Inside & Out) Girls in 2013, the UND graduate created more than just an organization; she planted the seed that would grow into a thriving network of alumni giving back to their communities.

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!

We’re celebrating the incredible support of Sanford Health! With over 55 Sanford employees volunteering as mentors across BIO Girls sites, their impact extends far beyond their healthcare walls and into the hearts of the girls we serve. One of those inspiring volunteers, Brittney Mueller, shares how the program’s focus on mentorship and confidence-building aligns with Sanford’s commitment to whole-person wellness.

With a passion for helping girls know they’re never alone and a belief in progress over perfection, Megan is heading into her fourth year as a BIO Girls volunteer in Lisbon. Learn more about Megan in our latest volunteer highlight!

Fergus Falls hosts two BIO Girls programs a year, one in the spring and one in the fall. They partner with Lake Region Takes Root to plant and harvest fresh produce for the community garden.