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Commending Envision Lead Grow, Inc.

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2026 SESSION

ENROLLED

SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 45

Commending Envision Lead Grow, Inc.

Agreed to by the Senate, February 12, 2026

WHEREAS, Envision Lead Grow, Inc., a nonprofit organization that uplifts girls and women in the Hampton Roads region through entrepreneurship, leadership development, and economic empowerment, celebrates the 10th anniversary of its founding in 2026; and

WHEREAS, Envision Lead Grow was established in 2016 by Angela Reddix, who believed that every girl in her community deserved the opportunity to achieve her dreams and build a brighter future; and

WHEREAS, Envision Lead Grow initially served 416 girls in seven cities with high levels of childhood poverty, and while it currently focuses primarily on the Hampton Roads region, its programs have directly impacted the lives of more than 3,900 girls in 48 states over the past decade; and

WHEREAS, using evidence-based best practices, Envision Lead Grow provides entrepreneurial camps, mentorship opportunities, and year-round support programs to help participants turn ideas into action by strengthening their confidence, creativity, and leadership skills; and

WHEREAS, over the course of its history, Envision Lead Grow has served more than 1,000 girls through its annual five-day residential Summer Immersion Camp, launched the Family Business Program to support mother-daughter entrepreneurship and generational wealth-building, and hosted the Blossom Network Summit to help first-generation college women navigate higher education and career pathways; and

WHEREAS, Envision Lead Grow also established the ELG Sweet Boutique, a popular youth-led dessert business in Portsmouth's Olde Towne Historic District, which was recognized by the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce; and

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