BrandNew

08/18/2018

Girls night out with some of the girls!
We will have an interest meeting at the end of September for tween and teen girls in grades 5th-12th. Stay tuned for more information!

08/03/2018

07/31/2018

The "Li" will be in the house this coming Saturday and we can't wait. We are excited to have Patrice Williams and her young queen, De'Asiah join us as we discuss the mother daughter relationship, health, wellness, and all things self care!
It's going to be another powerful show. Join us every Saturday only on www.legacyinternetradio.com from 3:30-5:30 p.m.

07/24/2018

“When life goes in a direction you don’t plan, know that you can still start over and make a difference.”

Meet Hometown Hero Amanda Eaddy Oliver:

Amanda Eaddy Oliver, a champion for teen girl developmental advocacy, is determined to make a positive impact on the next generation of young women in Central Virginia, Amanda created the non-profit organization, Brand New. Brand New strives to provide a safe space for girls to be vulnerable, to learn, and to be empowered. She has impacted over 100 girls lives through her monthly “Snack and Chats” and the her annual “Books Before Boys Pajama Jam”. These events are celebrated as the “ultimate girl power event” by attendees.

In 2016, Amanda kick started a program under Brand New called F.A.B.- Females Against Bullying. During the 2016-2017 school year, she met with sixth and seventh grade girls to encourage and equip them with the skills to be courageous leaders preventing bullying in the hallways of Moore Middle School in Prince George, VA. Amanda has since brought the F.A.B. program to St. Andrew's School where she works with fifth grade girls.

“I am humbled to be named a 2018 Allen & Allen Hometown Hero, it’s an honor and I absolutely love what I do.”



https://www.allenandallen.com/about/community-involvement/hometown-heroes/