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Newly launched Impact 100 NYC, an affiliate of Philanos, brought together nearly 150 women in its first year to deliver much-needed funds to NYC’s people and communities.
Honeycomb, formerly Jewish Teen Funders Network, introduces teens to collective philanthropy and becoming lifelong philanthropists.
Philanos is a network of women’s collective giving organizations and one of the top philanthropic organizations in the United States. Read more on their work to promote anti-racism and strengthen their network through educational opportunities.
The LGBTQ+ Latinx Giving Circle provides fast and flexible funding for nonprofits working with the LGBTQ+ Latinx community in San Francisco.
Hosted at The Denver Foundation, DAAP has had an immense impact on the African American community in Denver by providing ongoing financial support to small, lesser-known nonprofits doing crucial work.
The Peninsula Latina Giving Circle, established in 2014, is continuing its tradition of pooling together resources to support other Latinx women, children and families in need.
Giving circles all over the country are using their unique strengths as a collective giving network to support their local communities in light of COVID-19. The Women’s Giving Circle of Howard County (WGC) is taking action right now to support their community in Maryland.