The Mademoiselle Service & Social Club
The Mademoiselle Service & Social Club was founded in 1960 on the campus of Booker T. Washington High School and the High School for the Engineering Professions in Houston, Tex. by Mlle. Patsy Meeks, an English teacher, to promote etiquette and service amongst the female students.
In 2004, Mademoiselle was established as a 501 (c)(3) charity by Mlles. Shannan E. Johnson and Brandii R. Mayes to expand the programming, service projects and scholarships to young women of color throughout the greater Houston-area.
The largest of these programs is the Annual Mademoiselle Conference with workshops covering health, higher education, social and life skills.
What We Do
Annual Conference
Each year, a conference for girls is held with dynamic workshops on topics such as health, higher education, social and life skills.
Read MoreLeadership Development Retreat
The summer leadership retreat is an opportunity that exposes young ladies to the camping experience.
Read MoreAnnual Scholarship
Thanks to our donors, we have the privilege of awarding scholarships to high school graduates and college students.
Read MoreCommunity Service
Throughout the year we host various service projects to serve the community.
Read MoreOur Mission
- Building Self-esteem
- Preparing for the future (educationally, personally and professionally)
- Providing service to the community
- Being positive examples and mentors
Get Involved
We can contribute to lives of a teen girl in so many ways! Do you have a skill? Do you want to share information? Are you interested in donating? Are you interested in collaborating with us?