Orientation & Meet and Greet

The Young Debs Inc. Orientation & Meet and Greet is an important part of preparing our students and families for the upcoming Cotillion and Youth Presentation Program season. During orientation, families will receive detailed information about the program calendar, Student/Parent Handbook, participation expectations, activities, workshops, special events, and other important information needed to successfully navigate the program year. Students and families will also have an opportunity to meet Young Debs Inc. leadership, mentors, volunteers, and other participating families.

Who Should Attend?

This event is intended for:

• New students and families who have submitted an application

• Returning students and families

• Families who are prepared to commit to the program but need to review the complete program calendar before making their final decision

• Students and families applying for sponsorship

Please note: The Orientation & Meet and Greet is not a general information session or program interest meeting.

Families who are still exploring Young Debs Inc. or would like additional information before deciding whether to apply or participate should first review the informational resources available on our website.

Still Exploring Young Debs Inc.?

Before registering for Orientation, we kindly ask prospective families seeking general program information to review:

• Our 90-minute Virtual Information Session video from August 13, 2026

• Our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• Our Young Debs Inc. informational brochure

These resources provide an overview of our Cotillion and Youth Presentation Program, including program structure, expectations, benefits, activities, and other information families should consider before making a commitment.

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After reviewing these resources, if you have questions that were not addressed, please contact us at info@youngdebsinc.org.

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We look forward to welcoming our new and returning families as we prepare for another season of mentorship, leadership development, etiquette education, community service, cultural enrichment, college and career readiness, and personal growth.