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WE WELCOME ALL WOMEN TO JOIN US!

Together we're improving the lives of women, children, and families.

FEEL THE STRENGTH OF GIVING TOGETHER

POWERFUL

POWERFUL

Combine our donations into
transformational grants.

EASY

EASY

Donate and vote — that's it!

IMPACTFUL

IMPACTFUL

Learn about community needs
and fund solutions.

REWARDING

REWARDING

Connect with amazing women.

TWO WAYS TO JOIN

JOIN AS A GROUP MEMBER

Pool your contribution with other members to join.

Each Group sets its own donation levels, but $275 is the suggested minimum.

Groups review the ballot of potential grantees and vote together on which projects to support.

The group receives one vote for each $2,750 contributed.


How would you like to make your contribution?
See your Payment Options. 

JOIN A GROUP
join as a group member

JOIN AS AN INDIVIDUAL MEMBER

Become an Individual Member with a personal contribution of $2,750 or more.

Each Individual Member reviews the ballot of potential grantees and casts her own vote for which projects to support.

She receives one vote for each $2,750 contributed.

 

How would you like to make your contribution?
See your Payment Options. 

JOIN INDIVIDUALLY
join as a group member

Did you know you can join more than one Women's Fund Group? You can also be an Individual Member as well as a Group Member, with the appropriate contributions!

 

Contributions are tax-deductible to the full extend of the law.

For more information about joining, see Membership FAQ's or contact Membership

Gavias SliderLayer - Testimonials

  • WHY I JOINED

    “It’s the best run,
    most efficient and effective,
    happiest nonprofit in town!”

  • WHY I JOINED

    “Shining light and hope
    for those in the shadows.
    The Women’s Fund does it with
    expertise, care, and heart.”

  • WHY I JOINED

    “Keeping it affordable so a
    broader group of women can be
    involved –that in the end may
    be its most powerful impact.”

  • WHY I JOINED

    "I love that my donation is
    combined with others to have a
    bigger impact in the community
    than I could have on my own"