Dignity, Service, Graciousness & Conviviality – Since 1927

Selected Girl Friends Inc., Advisory Board Members

True Friendship

The Girl Friends®, Incorporated is one of the oldest and most highly respected social organizations of African American women in the United States.

Founded in 1927 in New York City during the Harlem Renaissance, Girl Friends serve their communities in many capacities—as authors, professors, doctors, lawyers, corporate executives, business owners, congress members, wives and mothers.

Our History

At-A-Glance

Who We Are
Courtney Moore

National President

The Girl Friends®, Incorporated

Greetings from Our National President

Welcome to The Girl Friends®, Inc. Website!

As we enter our 95th year, we bear witness that our bonds of friendship have only grown stronger. Our values of dignity, service, graciousness, and conviviality have continued to be reimagined as our circle of friendship has flourished to more than 1,900 members in 48 chapters representing 25 states and the District of Columbia.

We continue to celebrate our founder, Girl Friend Eunice Shreeves. A product of the Harlem Renaissance, she assembled her college-bound friends to start an extraordinary organization built on friendship in 1927. Girl Friend Eunice understood over the next few years she and her friends would grow through their new experiences, but they would remain close through the bond of friendship.

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Our Chapters

Albany

Atlanta

Baltimore

Birmingham

Boston

Brooklyn

Buffalo

California

Charlotte

Chicago

Cincinnati

Cleveland

Columbia

Columbus

Dallas

Detroit

Durham

Fairfield County

Golden State

Greenville

Houston

Las Vegas

Loudoun County

Louisville

Memphis

Miami

Milwaukee

Minneapolis/St. Paul

Nashville

New Haven

New Jersey

New Orleans

New York

Newport News

Norfolk

Orlando

Philadelphia

Pittsburgh

Potomac

Richmond

Roanoke

San Diego

Seattle

Springfield

St. Louis

Toledo

Trenton

Washington