ABOUT US
GenerationYou
GenerationYou is a Non-Profit Organization that addresses the critical need for confidence-building, leadership development, and mentorship among girls ages 7-12. During these formative years, many girls experience self-doubt, struggle with decision-making, and lack access to strong female role models. Without adequate support, these challenges can limit their ability to take on leadership roles, advocate for themselves, and navigate life’s obstacles.
Our program fills this gap by providing a safe, supportive space where girls develop self-awareness, resilience, and problem-solving skills. Through engaging workshops and mentorship, we equip them with the tools to overcome challenges, build meaningful relationships, and embrace new opportunities. By addressing these needs early, GenerationYou helps set the foundation for confident, capable young leaders who positively impact their communities.
MEET OUR FOUNDER
Marriah Collins
Marriah Collins was born and raised in Seattle, WA. After graduating from high school, she earned a degree in Social and Human Services. Passionate about supporting youth, Marriah has mentored numerous young people in her community, providing guidance and encouragement.
Alongside her passion for youth and community, Marriah has developed an extensive portfolio of volunteer experience with nonprofit organizations. She has held multiple leadership roles on the Board of Southeast Chapter Blacks In Government (BIG), a nonprofit dedicated to promoting equity, excellence, and opportunities for African Americans in public service. Over the years, Marriah has spearheaded fundraising events to provide scholarships for youth and young adults, helping them access education and career opportunities.
As a mother of three daughters, Marriah deeply understands the challenges young girls face in building confidence during their formative years. Her personal and professional experiences have fueled her commitment to empowering girls ages 7-12, equipping them with the skills, support, and mentorship they need to thrive.