Among the communities of giving offered by WFCO, Julie Hertzberg found that Empowerment Council (EC) fit her networking needs and passions.
What we’ve heard from the community, where we go from here, and how you can apply to the first Women & Girls of Color Fund advisory council.
Guest Blog: Women and Girls of Color are most often dismissed and rendered faceless while our consistent support continues to be felt well beyond our own households.
WFCO’s gender-lens portfolio motivated Patti and Connie to open a donor-advised fund.
During this season of gratitude, our staff shares why we’re thankful, today and everyday of the year, to be part of WFCO.
We look in the rearview mirror at Fiscal Year 2018-19 with gratitude and a sense of accomplishment.
Kenneth Ho decided it was the right move for his family to open a donor-advised fund at WFCO.
We don’t have to – and shouldn’t – wait for a breaking story or viral campaign to make a difference for women and girls. Consistent, sustained giving not only addresses the most critical needs of today, it’s an investment in systemic change for our future.
PEP member, Shahira Qudrat, pens a memoir about her dual identities as an Afghan-American and Muslim woman.
Kathleen and Mike Beatty understand the direct connection between the economic status of women and the health of community.
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