Are you attending the Massachusetts Conference for Women? Stop by our (Koha Girls, Inc.) table, join the raffle to name our holiday doll, and take her home with you!
A BIG thank you to everyone who joined our holiday raffle at the Massachusetts Conference for Women yesterday, 12/12/24. We got a winner who named the holiday doll Ari. Congratulations!!!!
Do you have any of our dolls? What's her name? Stay tuned for more doll-naming/doll stories
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Our Purpose
To serve under-served girls and women by creating a welcoming environment that promotes diversity in culture, racial, and religious activities; and to provide programs that support their education, building self-esteem, self-discipline, self-care, and health care, so that they feel complete and prepared to thrive.
Our Mission
To empower all girls and women to achieve their set goals and to become productive citizens.
Our Vision
To ensure that all girls and women succeed in achieving their set goals, no matter what they are.
Our Name
Koha Girls are the daughters of the late Mr. Clement Kemba Koha Sr. and Mrs. Ruth Mamai Phillips Koha, natives of Bolahun, Lofa County, Liberia, West Africa. Our Papa (dad) always called us his girls and encouraged us to "Be an asset, not a liability". That is why we chose to call this organization Koha Girls, Inc. "Be an asset, not a liability" to honor our dad and the values he instilled in us.
Who We Are
Koha Girls, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity and Massachusetts nonprofit corporation, formed in February 2019.
What We Do
We provide programs focused on building self-esteem, self-care, education, and more...
How We Do It
One-on-one conversations, workshops, seminars, webinars, retreats, and more tailored to individual or group need.
Meet Our Team
Phebe Koha
Director of Operations
Wia-Mae Koha Mmari
Director of Education
Amy Koha Amponsah
Director of Programs
Ruth Koha James
Founder & CEO
My Inspiration
"My greatest inspiration for forming Koha Girls, Inc. developed from the way my sisters Phebe, Wia-Mae, Amy, and I have worked together as a team. Our parents taught us to love, care for, and support each other and this is what we have done over the years. This kind of sisterly support has enabled us to achieve most of our goals. Such support is what we desire to provide for girls and women who perhaps have not had the chance to enjoy such in their lives."
Ruth Koha James
Founder / President / CEO