She Ready Foundation Selected for Target Circle Community Giving
We're excited to share that She Ready Foundation has been selected to participate in the Target Circle™ Community Giving program!
Through programs focused on mentorship, career development, and life skills, She Ready Foundation is committed to creating pathways to stability and long-term success. Being included in this initiative is a meaningful step forward in expanding that impact.
How to Support
Voting is quick, free, and makes a difference.
Voting Period: April 1 – June 30, 2026
You can cast your vote through the link above or via the Target app. Every vote helps direct Target funds to support our programs.
Steps to Vote
Step 1: Choose 'My Target' in the Target app or 'Account' on Target.com
Step 2: Tap 'Cast votes'
Step 3: Find us & vote
You can also vote through the Target app by accessing the Target Circle section.
Why Your Vote Matters
Each vote helps direct where Target gives in the community, supporting She Ready Foundation's mission of providing resources, opportunities, and a strong support system for those who need it most.
Your participation helps us continue building brighter futures.
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