Mynette Management Co. has agreed to partner with the Girl Scouts Program Beyond Bars and Beta Sigma Chi Sorority to promote re-entry and unification of families among girls whose parents are incarcerated. This national program, BEYOND BARS started in 1975 in Maryland and is now operating in 27 states. In Topeka, KS, there are some 175 girls/families affected by incarceration and are actively involved in the Beyond Bars Program. This important work is now spreading into communities across America as the mothers return home and are reunited with their children. Today, some 19 college students in Beta Sigma Chi Christian Sorority are mentoring girls scouts in Troop 2038 each week and are actively involved in these young girls lives. Truly this program is ONE OF A KIND in the United States and will have positive implications for generations to come. Our Hats GO OFF: To Margaret Moore of Girl Scouts and the members of the Beta Sigma Chi Sorority. Mynette Management Co. donates $250 a month towards this important work in our community in uniting families. “I will always support this important program because it truly helps families in transition,” said Suzanne Mayo, CEO of Mynette Management Co.