WOMEN'S WAY is the region's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of women, girls, and gender equity. We invest in women and girls because research shows that when women thrive, everyone thrives. Since our founding, we have raised more than $24 million to enhance the lives of women, girls and families, and to provide vital support to the agencies that serve them.
WOMEN'S WAY is not a direct service organization; rather, we bring together community stakeholders to identify their most pressing needs and distribute grant funding to organizations that are best qualified to address them. Donors trust us to develop creative strategies to leverage philanthropy in order to improve women's lives and drive change.
Our two grant programs illustrate our ability to act quickly to meet community emergencies and plan deliberately to ensure economic security for women through systemic change:
In addition to our grantmaking programs, WOMEN'S WAY also hosts community and educational events such as our annual book prize and runs the Young Women's Initiative (YWI), which is a volunteer-led young friends group comprised of action-oriented individuals focused on social justice who are dedicated to moving the needle on achieving gender equity for all.
WOMEN'S WAY is the region's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of women, girls, and gender equity. We invest in women and girls because research shows that when women thrive, everyone thrives. Since our founding, we have raised more than $24 million to enhance the lives of women, girls and families, and to provide vital support to the agencies that serve them.
WOMEN'S WAY is not a direct service organization; rather, we bring together community stakeholders to identify their most pressing needs and distribute grant funding to organizations that are best qualified to address them. Donors trust us to develop creative strategies to leverage philanthropy in order to improve women's lives and drive change.
Our two grant programs illustrate our ability to act quickly to meet community emergencies and plan deliberately to ensure economic security for women through systemic change: