Green Carpet Premiere & Centennial Activities
March 13, 2026
The Girl Friends, Inc. is turning 100 — and we intend to mark the occasion in a manner befitting a century of excellence. We are
The mission of The GF 100, a separate corporation, is: To celebrate the advancement of women in the United States, including through the work of The Girl Friends, Inc., by documenting history, advancing and educating women, and making a positive impact on communities through collaboration and training, and performing all other acts incidental to or necessary for the accomplishment of such purposes.
For one hundred years, The Girl Friends, Inc. has been a beacon of excellence, fellowship, and purpose among African American women. Our centennial is not simply a milestone—it is a movement. GF100.org invites every friend, every ally, and every admirer of our legacy to step into this moment with us: to remember, to celebrate, and to give forward.
The first activity of GF100, Inc. is producing a feature-length documentary to capture the extraordinary century-long journey of The Girl Friends, Inc. — the friendships, the service, the culture, and the enduring legacy of African American women who changed their communities.
The Girl Friends Centennial Documentary will be a feature-length film capturing the extraordinary 100-year journey of one of America’s most distinguished African American women’s organizations. Through interviews, archival footage, and original storytelling, we will preserve the voices, accomplishments, and legacy of Girl Friends past and present.
This film is not just for us — it is for our daughters, our communities, and for anyone who believes that stories of Black women’s excellence deserve to be told and preserved.
The Girl Friends, Inc. is turning 100 — and we intend to mark the occasion in a manner befitting a century of excellence. We are
A Century of Friendship, Coming to the Screen For one hundred years, The Girl Friends, Inc. has cultivated a legacy unlike any other — one
In 1927, a group of extraordinary women came together around a simple but powerful idea: friendship. Not as a passing sentiment, but as a foundation
