Help Little Girls see WONDER WOMAN

On opening weekend, my friends and I saw Wonder Woman with a group of over 75 friends, mostly all women. Seeing a female superhero finally on the big screen was fun and inspirational. Women get tacitly taught many things in our society, and it shapes our confidence, self-worth, and identity. This starts at a very young age.  It is important that more women's stories be told.  And doubly so to younger generations. We are strong, we are smart, we are more than capable. And it's time that society owns it. 
Inspired by this experience, we would like to make Patty Jenkin's Wonder Woman more accessible to young girls and boys who may not have the luxury of going to the movies. We will be donating the movie tickets to Big Brothers and Sisters of Greater Los Angeles. 

Tickets are $7.50 a piece. So $15 can pay for a child and their mentor to see the film. But if we can get enough donations for 100 tickets, they drop to $6. Our goal is set for $630, since GoFundMe takes a 5% processing fee.  If the 100 ticket goal is not met, we will purchase as many tickets as possible and the excess funds will be donated to Big Brothers and Sisters of Greater Los Angeles.

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"I will fight, for those who can not fight for themselves."
-Diana Prince (Wonder Woman, 2017)