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Selected and nominated charities

Meeting: December, 2023

Thank you for giving!  

 

Here are the great results from the October 16, 2023, our 17th meeting.  

Educate Radiate Elevate was the selected charity, receiving $3930 from 38 people.  ERE provides professional tutoring to underserved kids.

One in a Hundred which runs a camp for autistic and other special needs kids received $2,005 from 25 members.

 

Humble Design which provides furniture and furnishings to formerly homeless people collected $1,725 from 22 members. 

 

The total raised in this meeting was $7,660 and 3 great charities benefited from your generosity.  

We had seven members give to two of the charities, and 18 people gave to all three charities presented.  Giving to more than one charity is strictly optional, but that makes us unique from other collective giving groups which only accept donations to the selected charity.

 

Since the inception of Women Giving Back, we have raised $163,945 for small charities helping those in need.  Together, we are making a big difference with our collective giving.   

Thanks for your generous donations! 

One in a Hundred Summer Camp

In lieu of a December 2023 meeting for Animal Charity Night, we decided to raise additional money to support a previous winner,  Our House of Hope Rescue.  We raised $7240 in donations which included being doubled by an anonymous donor.
Meeting: October 16, 2023
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Educate. Radiate. Elevate.

Bedroom redesign by Humble Design

Meet Educate. Radiate. Elevate.

Close equity gaps with quality education support.

Nominated by: Cathy Wilson

The purpose of Educate. Radiate. Elevate. is to strengthen the educational achievement of underserved students by providing high-quality instruction from experienced tutors who will assist them with academics, enrichment, and test prep, as well as essential learning and life skills.

ERE works to minimize the disproportionate learning losses for low-income students of color to provide economic, social, and emotional stability for the youth served, their families, and their community.

Meet One In A Hundred

Fun, friends, growth...memories for life.

Nominated by: Felice Boyer

The One In A Hundred summer camp was established in 2009 to help children who have challenges establishing and maintaining friendships develop social language skills within a positive summer day camp experience.

Combining executive functioning skill development, Social Thinking® skills based on the work of Michelle Garcia Winner and drama experiences, our campers learn how to share experiences with their peers in the best context possible — a real, vibrant community of friends.

The camp is for youth who have been diagnosed with any of the following:

  • High Functioning Autism

  • Social Communication Skills

  • Attention Deficit Disorder

  • Anxiety Disorders

Meet Humble Design

Restoring hope and dignity

Nominated by: Colleen Mann

Entering housing is an important step in the journey out of homelessness, but not enough to solve the problem. Half of those who enter housing return to shelters within the year. Humble Design ends the revolving door of homelessness by creating homes where families can find peace, strength, and hope.

Humble Design changes lives and communities by custom designing and fully furnishing home interiors for individuals, families and veterans emerging from homelessness. They assist the transformation of lives in Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, San Diego, and Seattle.

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