The September Impact Award Goes to The Resurrection House!
100 Women Who Care St Petersburg is for Women to learn and give back to the community at meetings & provide nonprofit awards.
100 Women Who Care St Petersburg is for Women to learn and give back to the community at meetings & provide nonprofit awards.
Thank You for attending the September meeting and to each member that donated $100! We are close to our $10,000 goal and will leave the donation open in Grapevine for an additional week. Thank You to the 3 incredible organizations that were selected to present at this meeting:
The Resurrection House - http://floridaresurrectionhouse.org/
The Children's Dream Fund - https://childrensdreamfund.org/
The Sanderlin Center of St Petersburg - https://sanderlinfamilycenter.org/
Together we hope to help make a difference!
Click Here to Place Your Donation for September: https://www.grapevine.org/c/qOzhGe/100-Women-Who-Care-St-Petersburg/home
Below is a message from the Beth Dillinger Foundation on how your funds will be used to feed children:
Dear 100 Women Who Care St Petersburg,
There is great need due to this pandemic, we will be using your funding to feed hungry children. We are currently feeding approximately 750 children every Friday so they will have food on the weekend. That costs $3,375 a week. I believe that number will continue to rise. After doing Nourish to Flourish for seven years now, you would not believe how children worry whether they will have food. These are elementary school kids. Once the school year ends the end of May, we will continue to provide food for children. Your funding will help to continue this program.
Nourish to Flourish, is a partnership with the 6th Circuit Public Defender's Office and the Beth Dillinger Foundation to feed chronically hungry children in our area. There are over 7,000 chronically hungry children in Pinellas County alone. A chronically hungry child is defined as a child who goes to bed hungry or who has insufficient food on the weekends. Our goal is to feed these hungry children.
This Chapter will meet for one hour and hope to provide $10,000 to a local non-profit that night! We will hear from nonprofits that serve our community of women or children through education, health and spirit. This first meeting is March 11, 2020 at the St Pete Snell Isle Women's Club.
This is for you if you are looking for any or all of this:
100 Women bring $100, Listen to 3 Local Non-Profits for a 5 minute Pitch/5 minutes questions and Vote Which Charity will win the $10,000, all in one hour!
We are a Giving Circle that is formed when individuals come together and pool their dollars, decide together where to give the money and learn together about their community and philanthropy.
2020 Meetings:
First, Thank you to the Beth Dillinger Foundation, Academy Prep and the Boys and Girls Club for presenting at our first meeting! 3 incredible community organizations! Final award amount of $10,000 or more will be announced soon!
Do you know a non profit that you would like to nominate to pitch at a future meeting? Invite a organization leader to submit a nomination form to WWCStPete@outlook.com
The amount each member contributes is $100 at each meeting to reach for a goal of $10,000 in one hour! Amazing. We meet 4 times a year. The following options will be available to make each meeting donation:
How Much:
Method to pay Upon Check-in:
Co-Founder Christina Noordstar
Co-Founder Lauren Brigman
Non Profit Selection Committee - Our 8 Person Team that serves as the Nomination Selection Committee for meetings
All Members are a part of the Giving Circle.
The Inaugural St Petersburg Chapter Meeting will begin March 11, 2020! There are many chapters doing incredible work around the country. 100Alliance HISTORY:
The original "100 Women Who Care" was started in November of 2006 by Karen Dunigan of Jackson, Michigan, as a brilliantly simple way to r
The Inaugural St Petersburg Chapter Meeting will begin March 11, 2020! There are many chapters doing incredible work around the country. 100Alliance HISTORY:
The original "100 Women Who Care" was started in November of 2006 by Karen Dunigan of Jackson, Michigan, as a brilliantly simple way to raise money efficiently and quickly for local charities/non-profits/worthy causes. Her group of 100 women, at their first one-hour meeting, each wrote a check for $100.00 directly to the charity, raising $10,000 to buy 300 new baby cribs for an organization in their city. Since then, they have grown to over 200 members, and similar groups are forming all over the country.
We focus on making the maximum positive effort for our community. We provide a learning opportunity about our community services and non profit financial awards with a goal to give away $10,000 in one hour.