Women’s Networking Group:  Women on the Verge

HARNESSING THE POWER OF WOMEN IN A BIG WAY

Women on the Verge harnesses the power of women in our community in support of the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County mission of helping youth achieve their full potential. The resource group is known for its party- with-a-purpose gatherings, ranging from private wine tastings to exclusive shopping experiences.

These fun get-togethers translate into BIG opportunities for the graduating students in the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County programs.

Net proceeds raised by Women on the Verge are earmarked for post-high school scholarships, including for both college tuition, vocational training and expenses. Nearly $250,000 has been distributed to students in need since Women on the Verge was established in 2013. The scholarship initiative was the brainchild of Women on the Verge founder Traci Miller and charter member Mary Harris.

WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN WOMEN ON THE VERGE TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS IMPORTANT RESOURCE GROUP, WITH THE GREAT SIDE BENEFIT OF HAVING A FABULOUS TIME.

All Members. All Levels:

Annual Membership $200

  • Exclusive Networking Opportunities: Connect and collaborate with a community of like-minded women dedicated to making a difference.
  • Name Recognition: Gain recognition on the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) website as a supporter of our mission.
  • VIP Access: Enjoy access to the WOV- ONLY VIP area at select BBBS annual events.
  • Fast-Track BIG Application: Experience a VIP fast-track process for becoming a BIG, giving you an easier and quicker route to mentorship.
  • Special Event Pricing: Receive exclusive member pricing for selected BBBS events.
  • Dedicated Liaison: Benefit from personalized support through a dedicated Women on the Verge liaison, ensuring your involvement is as impactful as possible.
  • Volunteer Leadership Roles: Opportunities to take on leadership roles within Women on the Verge committees or event planning, allowing members to contribute more actively and shape the direction of Women on the Verge.
  • Scholarship Selection Committee: Opportunity to be part of the selection committee that reviews the scholarship applications for the WOV scholarship that will be awarded to a deserving graduating senior.

Crown Membership $1000- Exclusive Benefits

  • Crown Pin: Be recognized as a distinguished member with a beautiful crown pin, symbolizing your commitment to the youth in our community.
  • Complimentary Event Entry: Enjoy complimentary entry to all Women on the Verge events throughout the year.
  • Special Recognition at BBBS Events: Recognition as a Crown Member at all BBBS annual events, highlighting your invaluable support.
  • Déjà Vu Event Discount: Take advantage of a special Women on the Verge discount to attend Déjà Vu (savings of $150 for two guests).
Women on the Verge event collection of photos
  • Cindy Herd
  • Cindy Schutt
  • Dana Duquesne
  • Debbie Savage
  • Erica Stowers
  • Jen Klaassens
  • Jennifer Homan
  • Jill Hermann
  • Lorna Walker
  • Nicky Tesser
  • Samara Minichiello
  • Traci Miller
  • Gale Butler
  • Karen Tedesco
  • Malena Mendez
  • Mariaelena Ferrer
  • Marilyn DeMartini
  • Patty Sacco
  • Roz Perlmutter
  • Selina Hightower
  • Stacie Weisman
  • Stephanie King
  • Tricia Miller
  • Lania Rittenhouse
  • Yvette Martinez
  • Chelsea Koff
  • Ines Ross

“The ‘Littles’ as our Little Brothers and Little Sisters are known, have mentors in their lives that help them realize what they are capable of achieving. With our scholarship program, we can actually offer the financial support to help them achieve those dreams through all types of post-secondary education and training. We can make a life-altering difference in a student’s future.”

~ Traci Miller, Miller Construction

To become a member or for more information, please call (954) 584-9990 or click the link below.

Youth in the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward Program*

100% Graduated from high school
Improved in emotional regulation, social competence, and school connectedness.
99% Stayed out of the juvenile justice system

*Based on our Annual Report 2022