Our 2019 Dottie Lamm Award winner is Ananda Birungi of Thornton. Read her speech from our 2019 Annual Luncheon.
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.
We interviewed the Lamoureux twins — mothers, Olympic gold medalists, and trailblazers for women’s equality in sports.
PEP member, Shahira Qudrat, pens a memoir about her dual identities as an Afghan-American and Muslim woman.
This speech was delivered by WFCO President & CEO, Lauren Y. Casteel, from the State Capitol on August 26, 2019, Women’s Equality Day.
Our WAGES grantee partners report steady progress toward employment gains and educational goals among their participants after one year.
When it comes to economic security, among the most overlooked and undercounted populations is women with disabilities.
Companies that invest in women, and that have higher proportions of women in decision-making groups, tend to perform better financially, have lower risk, and be more resilient.
WFCO adds three new staff members as part of our commitment to grow our statewide presence.
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