The Bessie Morris Foundation is a Los Angeles County-based 501 (C) (3) organization founded in 2005 by Ivory Freeman in honor of her grandmother, Bessie Bernice Morris. The organization is dedicated to inspiring young women to realize their dreams by emphasizing the importance of academic performance, self-esteem, self-confidence and self-sufficiency. The foundation offers leadership development training, health education, mentorship, personal development and character building programs to at-risk underprivileged girls.
Broadening beyond the organization’s initial Prom Dreams programs, Bessie Morris Foundation has added programs to expand its impact:
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The Bessie Morris Foundation, led by founder Ivory Freeman, proudly presents our original Inspiring Women eMagazine. Within its pages, women from diverse backgrounds and careers generously share their stories. These narratives aim to introduce underserved young women and men to a broader world of possibilities, encouraging them to envision destinations beyond their current circumstances. We hope these examples inspire readers to overcome limitations and reach for their dreams. Download the Inspiring Women eMagazine here and embark on a journey of inspiration and empowerment.
The Bessie Morris Foundation is proud to announce our 2024 Academic Scholarship recipients. We are pleased to have identified ten scholars for both their excellence and need. We thank the Southern California Chapter of National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives for funding two through their generous Community Service Award Mom and Pop Reddick Scholarship.
Students of Audubon Middle School learned life-saving skills in CPR and first aid, such as calling 9-1-1 for help, performing chest compressions, and how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).We are pleased to announce all twenty-three students will receive their certificate in CPR and first aid training. We would like to congratulate the students on a job well done!
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