Being FIRST is a Milestone
We Must Celebrate

Make a gift in honor of celebrating “firsts” for women…women who blaze trails. Women who are “firsts” in newsrooms and in war rooms. Women who are “firsts” on front lines, sidelines and in the headlines. Celebrate by making a gift of any amount. All funds will support our Flash Grant program of 2021.

Advancing equity for women is the focus of the Women’s Fund grant making effort. Annually between $95,000 and $125,000 provides support to between 6 and 8 area nonprofits.

We are pleased to support Ex Fabula….personal stories can address the underrepresentation and misrepresentation of historically silenced peoples. The Brave Space project creates free spaces where women from historically disenfranchised populations reflect on their identities, craft personal stories, and feel heard. Participants share stories at public StorySlams and through media pieces. This work is a critical step toward attitude and policy changes that ultimately create equal access and opportunity for all.

Brilliant. Bold. Notorious.
Born: March 15, 1933

Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s statue was unveiled in her native Brooklyn, N.Y. The unveiling comes during Women’s History Month and just days before Ginsburg would have turned 88.

In memory of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her 88th birthday, make a gift to demonstrate your appreciation for her life and legacy of advancing equity for women.

This annual event shares information, starts a discussion, and inspires action around a topic or issue relevant to advancing equity for women.

We have celebrated the 45th Anniversary of Title IX, honored the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment guaranteeing women the right to vote, envisioned the possibilities for the year 2030, and explored what it takes to be a Game Changer.

Join us in 2021 for an event that will shift attitudes, inspire behavior, and shape culture.

“You cannot deter a determined mind,” says Lynette. “This has been my calling for my entire life. I have sacrificed so much to get here. It is not a second thought.”

Read Lynette’s story of perseverance, the importance of receiving a Women’s Fund HER Scholarship, and why funding this scholarship is an investment the future.