Her Highness is a registered NC non-profit organization established to educate, empower, and elevate the young ladies of Columbus County. It was founded by Tatyana Faulk-Frink, Columbus County native, and was incorporated in the state of North Carolina on March 13, 2015. It was based in the Columbus County, NC locale for six years from 2015-2021. 

 

As of August 2021, the organization has relocated and will now be based in the NC Triad! As of January 2025, the organization has expanded to two additional chapters in the Charlotte metro & Raleigh metro! 

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Her Highness is a mentorship organization based on education, empowerment, and elevation and designed to inspire and promote self-love, self-esteem, the development of healthy life choices, and sound decision- making skills. It is designed to use interactive educational segments and positive role models to attend to serious issues (educational attainment, health risks, socioeconomic status, and etc.) facing young women in North Carolina communities.

 

During the summer, Her Highness, Inc. sponsors its Annual Summer Extravaganza, a week-long program for girls ages 10-18. Using a mentorship system of young women mentors, Her Highness' Summer Extravaganza examines contemporary issues surrounding the girls of today; offers educational forums on SAT, scholarships, and college prep; discusses health issues pertinent to women, as well as addresses many other concerning subjects. We have held 6 Summer Extravaganza programs since our inception, numerous College Resource fairs, Women in STEM/Medicine virtual event, Mother-daughter brunches, a Vision Board and networking brunch, nursing home and jail outreach, and more! This year's Summer Extravaganza will be be held on July 21 - July 25, 2025 at the Glenn McNairy Branch Library in Greensboro, NC., commencing on July 26, 2025 with an outing to Wet'n Wild Emerald Pointe of Greensboro.

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We also offer annual scholarships, the "I Am Royalty Scholarships" to help two graduating high school seniors in their financial endeavors, attending college each year. The 2025 scholarship cycle is now closed.

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In all, we hope to change the status and make a difference in our North Carolina communities, starting with the future of tomorrow: the youth of today!