A third cycle of funding to women-led social ventures through our Women’s Impact Investing Giving Circle (WIIGC) concluded with two organizations receiving a total of $75,000.
SPIN, a Black women’s giving circle held at WFCO, toasts new co-leads, Shayla Richard and Tanara Landor.
Meet Nneka McPhee, Power of Extended Philanthropy (PEP) Member and Chief of Staff & Strategic Initiatives at Americans for Ben-Gurion University
Catch up on the latest from our giving circles as well as our WINcome and Women & Girls of Color Fund grantee partners.
A perspective on Black Philanthropy Month from WFCO Executive & Board Coordinator
WFCO is seeking members to participate in the third investment cycle of the Women’s Impact Investing Giving Circle.
Guest Blog: As the co-founder of SPIN and a new business owner, I understand the duality of being both a giver and receiver of philanthropy.
Three women-led social ventures will receive investment funding from WFCO’s Women’s Impact Investing Giving Circle (WIIGC) totaling $125,000.
Guest Blog: SPIN enables the charitable activities of individual African-American women to be a powerful philanthropic collective within and outside of our communities.
The Women’s Impact Investing Giving Circle (WIIGC) expanded funding opportunities for women entrepreneurs when it selected Sistahbiz and The Village Institute for investment.
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