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List of Giving Circles. There are hundreds of giving circles actively operating in the US, Canada, and throughout the world! They include women’s groups, men’s (and guys) groups, people groups (which are groups that include both men and women), businesses (corporations, companies, entrepreneurs), and kid’s groups (that also include youth ...
- USA
Cedar Rapids – Young Women Cedar Valley Comet Des Moines...
- Businesses That Care
- Businesses that Care - Virtual Giving Circles; Giving...
- Canada
Women. Alberta Airdrie Brooks Calgary Chestermere Edmonton...
- Rest of The World
Women AFRICA. Nigeria 10 Women Who Care Nigeria. AUSTRALIA....
- History
She founded the first 100+ Women Who Care and scheduled...
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A resource voluntarily compiled by giving circle leaders for existing and future chapter leaders of the various 100 Women Who Care, 100 Men Who Care, 100 People Who Care, 100 Businesses Who Care, and 100 Kids Who Care groups.
How it works | 100+ Women Who Care. When 100 people come together to donate $100 each, we raise $10,000 – profoundly impacting nonprofits in our community. Members nominate local nonprofits. Become a member now. 3 organizations are selected at random to be considered.
Who are 100 Women Who Care? 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.
100+ Who Care Alliance. With more than 650 global chapters, 100+ Who Care Alliance is a network consisting of 100 Women Who Care, 100 Men Who Care, 100 Teens Who Care and many more. Each chapter meets four times a year donating $100 dollars each. Location Yolo County, California, USA. Membership Focus Women.
15 Ιουλ 2023 · Four times a year, we gather 100+ philanthropically minded women who want to do good in the San Diego community. We learn about local nonprofits, pool our donations, and together, donate to one worthy organization to support their mission.
100 women in Rochester, NY who use the power of collective giving to alleviate barriers and elevate our community. Rochester skyline artwork created by Paul Rommer.
