You can be a member of a group of women making a significant impact in Door County later this month. The 100+ Women Who Care Door County (100+WWC) will be holding its quarterly Giving Event on July 17. It will mark the 21st Giving Event that has awarded $455,000 to 53 Door County nonprofit organizations since 2018 as part.
The Peninsula Symphonic Band, the Newport Wilderness Society, and the Open Door Bird Sanctuary are the three nonprofits that have been nominated and will be considered for the Giving Event which will mark the 5th anniversary of support given by 100+WWC.
Rebecca Nicholson from the Door County Partnership for Children & Families will share how the July 2022 100+ WWC award has made an impact in the area.
The 100+WWC Giving Circle will be held at the Peg Egan Performing Arts Center in Egg Harbor from 6:30 until 7:30 p.m. on Monday, July 17th.
You can learn more about the 100 Women Who Care Door County by clicking this link.
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Boys & Girls Club Door County was the recipient of the primary award in April. Pictured (left to right):
Ann Glessner (100+WWC Board), Terri Esposito (100+WWC presenter/advocate for Boys & Girls
Club DC), Lisa Kogan-Praska (CEO Boys & Girls Clubs of the Bay & Lakes Region), Chelsea Dahms
(Boys & Girls Club DC, Director of Programs & Operations), with Ann Morgan (100+WWC Co-
founder/President).
