$26,000 Awarded During July 100+WWC Event

(From left) Grace Rossman, 100+WWC nominator of the DC Partnership for Children and Families; Chad Welch, United Way community impact coordinator for education; Ann Glessner, 100+WWC nonprofit chair; and Ann Morgan, 100+WWC co-founder/president.

The 100+ Women Who Care (100+WWC) of Door County recognized and awarded grants to three local nonprofits during the organization’s July giving event. In four years, the circle has grown to 366 givers and has awarded more than $328,000 to 41 nonprofit organizations.  

Door County Partnership for Children and Families received the 100+WWC main award of approximately $13,000, plus the opportunity to apply for a matching grant of $5,000 from the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation. Open Door Pride and the Sister Bay Historical Society each received approximately $6,500 from the local 100+WWC giving circle.

The nonprofits to be considered for the next quarterly award are the Baileys Harbor Community Association, Door County Secret Santa and Neighbor to Neighbor.

To join this group of local women who are making a positive local impact, visit 100wwcDoorCounty.org.