People served
Women, men and youth served through Sister Circle programs, events and outreach from July 2023 through December 2025.
Our impact
The difference The Sister Circle is making for women, girls and families in High Point and beyond.
Annual summary
Our reach and results, by the numbers.

Women, men and youth served through Sister Circle programs, events and outreach from July 2023 through December 2025.
Organizations The Sister Circle partnered with from July 2023 through December 2025.
Joint projects, events and programs delivered with partner organizations from July 2023 through December 2025.
Funds raised by The Sister Circle during calendar year 2025, as reported by the organization.
Women who have completed Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Level Up “She Works and WINS” program.
43 women and 3 men who took part in Healing House weekend retreats since 2022.
Children and youth served by Circle Kids Enrichment since the program began.
Estimated number of the people served who live in Guilford County.
Results by program
Results from three of our longest-running programs.
Therapist-led Healing Huddle and Healing House for women 18+.
43 women and 3 men who took part in Healing House weekend retreats since 2022.
Women served in four Healing Huddles since the entry-level program launched in 2024.
Weekend Healing House retreats held since 2022.
Six-hour Healing Huddle sessions held since 2024.
After-school care and summer camp in High Point.
Children and youth served by Circle Kids Enrichment since the program began.
Youth served in one year: 40 summer campers and 25 after-school scholars.
Youth who attended Circle Kids summer camp in 2025.
Youth enrolled in Circle Kids after-school care in 2025.
Job-readiness and career-development workshops for women.
Women who have completed Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Level Up “She Works and WINS” program.
Women who attended in-person Level Up workshops at the Circle Center in High Point.
Community partnerships
A few of the organizations we have worked alongside.

Chef N’Gai Dickerson of Triad Mobile Kitchen led a hands-on healthy cooking session for Sister Circle participants, who prepared and shared the meal together.

The Sister Circle took part in the annual grocery shopping and food giveaway organized with Combat Female Veterans Families United, a nonprofit that supports families of women veterans.
Leadership & governance
Leah Hill McNair, founder and Executive Director, leads the organization with a volunteer Board of Directors.
Organizational documents
The Sister Circle International, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Annual reports and other public documents are available on request at partnerships@thesistercircleinc.org.
Funders & PartnersFor funders & partners
Foundations, businesses, civic groups and community organizations can fund a program, sponsor an event, or share space, services and expertise.
Together, we make an impact