Is a Federal Government funded girls Secondary
School located in Ogun State (Southwest Nigeria). The school prepares young
girls to take their place in the world as strong leaders and change makers.It
is considered within its peer group as a model unity Secondary School for girls
from all over the country.
Founded in 1978, FGGCS strives to maintain a fine
balance between high academic standards and encouraging the personal
development ofeach student through respectful interaction with others
regardless of faith, tribe or family economic status, and through participation
in a wide range of extracurricular activities including the Annual House
Festival of Arts and Inter-House Sports Games.
About the Alumni Organization in USA
An
Alumni organization was established in the USA in July 2011 when a group of old
students gathered for a reunion in Bowie, Maryland. The major goal of the organization
is to bring together and leverage our network to raise funds and resources to
support our Alma mater. Other goals include providing support to members and our
sister organizations across the globe by leveraging individual and collective resources
and talents. The achievements of the US chapter of Federal Government Girls
College (FGGC) Sagamu Alumni, a not for profit organization incorporated in the
USA includes the following:
·
Upgrade of school library (donation of
books, air conditioning unit and book shelves)
·
Alumni assistance program (payment of
medical costs for 2 alumni, including surgical fees for alumnus with cancer)
Yearly Reunion/Outreach event
As a follow-up to our very first “official” reunion where we
determined the need for regular meetings, we now hold a yearly event on the
last Saturday in April. This year’s reunion event will hold at the Hyatt
Regency Hotel in Bethesda, Maryland. Our choice of the state of Maryland is not
only due to ease of access for our members, it is also a symbolic way to mark the
5thanniversary of this project, which was birthed in Maryland in
2011.In line with our mission to empower our alma mater, we intend to inform
members of our bold plans to scale our collective impact on the school that
invested so much in many women who are today global leaders.
We hope you will make plans to join us in Maryland on April 25th.
In the meantime, we welcome your comments, so please do not hesitate to connect
with us at www.facebook.com/fggcsalumniusa, or contact Modupe Olatunji-Adekanmbi (President), Abimbola Art-Alade (Vice
President), OlabisiSobajo - Makinde (Secretary) or Teju Ajani (Communication
Officer) at info@fggcsagamualumniusa.com.
With Sincere
Regards,
Abimbola
Art-Alade
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