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Bernadette's House Goes Virtual During COVID-19

PGCTV – Bernadette's House is a place many girls call home after school. But due to COVID-19, it was forced to close its doors temporarily. Still wanting to provide a safe space, the founder, Carol Nash, has decided to move all of its programs online.

Carol Nash Helps Young Women Rise​

​PGCTV – Reflecting on her own success, Carol Nash credits her rise to her women mentors. Under Carol’s tutelage, young women in Prince George’s County receive the tools, and mentors, to blossom.

Maria Shriver Interviews Women “Encore Entrepreneurs”

​The Today Show – Many women over 50 are taking their lives in a whole new direction and embarking on a new career. Carol Nash spent years as a nurse, but came out of retirement when she saw a need in her community.

Retiree Giving Becomes a Force of Philanthropy

​The New York Times – When Carol Nash retired four years ago from Dimensions Healthcare System in Maryland after a long career in nursing, she had no inkling that she would soon be working harder than she ever did before.

Article from Carol Nash on Encore.org​

Encore.org – Bernadette’s House was born out of my early life experiences, losing my birth mother at age 3. My courageous father, a poor railroad porter, sought help from those whom he trusted most to raise me in a manner that he considered fitting for his daughter.

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