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We’re proud to announce an exciting new affiliation between You’re Perfectly Imperfect and Domin8HER — an affiliate organization, of YPI, committed to empowering youth girls through sports and beyond.Led by a powerhouse team elite coaches!
Domin8HER and other community partners will be launching a Girls Flag Football League that will go far beyond the field. This collaboration will focus on building not just better athletes, but stronger individuals, families, and communities.
This initiative is designed to take a holistic approach to youth development—nurturing the mind, body, and spirit of each participant while providing meaningful mentorship and life skills that last well beyond the game.
We believe that when young people are given the right tools, support, and guidance, they can dominate life with excellence.
Learn more and register for tryouts at www.domin8her.com
Sign up today via the application link in BridgeEd’s Instagram bio: @bridgeedtutoring
BridgeEd Tutoring
Empowering the Next Generation Through Peer-Led Support
You’re Perfectly Imperfect is proud to announce our newest affiliation with BridgeEd, a free, virtual tutoring program designed by high school students, for high school students. We are passionate about uplifting youth leadership, and when the next generation called on us to support their peers, we answered. Together, we’re walking alongside students who are committed to making a difference in their communities.
Whether you’re looking to receive tutoring, give tutoring, or do both, BridgeEd offers an accessible platform that matches students based on availability and subject preferences. Tutors earn verified volunteer hours, while students receive academic support at no cost — keeping education both impactful and accessible.
*Tutoring sessions are peer-led and fully virtual. You’re Perfectly Imperfect supports volunteer tracking for participants but does not directly supervise tutoring sessions or assume responsibility for individual tutor or student conduct.