History
100+ Women Who Care was started in November of 2006 by Karen Dunigan of Jackson, Michigan, as a brilliantly simple way to raise money efficiently and quickly for local non profits. Her group of 100 women, at their first one-hour meeting, each wrote a check for $100 directly raising $10,000 to buy 300 new baby cribs for a health clinic in their city. Since then, they have grown to over 300 members and 100 Women Who Care chapters are forming all over the country. Click on the video 100 Who Care Alliance Who We Are to learn more about 100 Who Care groups & how they work. vimeo.com/100whocarealliance?fbclid=IwAR2oM3Nn2OBe7CPhHkukT9e34LTJ9XvR2o7q6xM9MuwPwTuon006AqWtDu4
Sadly, Karen died in April of 2014. We are thankful for the good she brought to the world and are honored to carry on her legacy.
Karen's Legacy lives on in Michigan & beyond
www.fox47news.com/neighborhoods/jackson-hillsdale/the-women-behind-100-women-who-care?fbclid=IwAR2mX0Q11N9Tst8i4_bRL-DCwQ00eH04sVW9H2ojm_GhblxpwFuLQms3N3w
Click on this link to read an open letter from Karen Dunigan, founder of 100+ Women Who Care
/uploads/4/6/6/3/4663930/an_open_letter_from_karen.doc
Here is a short you tube video thank you from our Dayton Chapter to Karen Dunigan
http://youtu.be/gYc2e_SAj1w
A video congratulations from Kathy Banwart on donating over $1.5 million to Dayton
www.facebook.com/100064820673157/videos/7586526454760459
Kathy Banwart founded our Dayton chapter in 2007 and it has grown to over 250 members! To date we have given to over one million dollars to deserving non profits in the Dayton area!! For a complete list click to see our Selected Charities page. 10 new chapters have started after hearing about 100+ Women Who Care from members in Dayton. Spreading the word makes a difference!
Inspired by 100+ Women Who Care Dayton, in 2008 Bob Hewitt founded the nation's first 100+ Men Who Care group
click here for a link to https://josephrlehman.wixsite.com/100-plus-men
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100+ Women Who Care was started in November of 2006 by Karen Dunigan of Jackson, Michigan, as a brilliantly simple way to raise money efficiently and quickly for local non profits. Her group of 100 women, at their first one-hour meeting, each wrote a check for $100 directly raising $10,000 to buy 300 new baby cribs for a health clinic in their city. Since then, they have grown to over 300 members and 100 Women Who Care chapters are forming all over the country. Click on the video 100 Who Care Alliance Who We Are to learn more about 100 Who Care groups & how they work. vimeo.com/100whocarealliance?fbclid=IwAR2oM3Nn2OBe7CPhHkukT9e34LTJ9XvR2o7q6xM9MuwPwTuon006AqWtDu4
Sadly, Karen died in April of 2014. We are thankful for the good she brought to the world and are honored to carry on her legacy.
Karen's Legacy lives on in Michigan & beyond
www.fox47news.com/neighborhoods/jackson-hillsdale/the-women-behind-100-women-who-care?fbclid=IwAR2mX0Q11N9Tst8i4_bRL-DCwQ00eH04sVW9H2ojm_GhblxpwFuLQms3N3w
Click on this link to read an open letter from Karen Dunigan, founder of 100+ Women Who Care
/uploads/4/6/6/3/4663930/an_open_letter_from_karen.doc
Here is a short you tube video thank you from our Dayton Chapter to Karen Dunigan
http://youtu.be/gYc2e_SAj1w
A video congratulations from Kathy Banwart on donating over $1.5 million to Dayton
www.facebook.com/100064820673157/videos/7586526454760459
Kathy Banwart founded our Dayton chapter in 2007 and it has grown to over 250 members! To date we have given to over one million dollars to deserving non profits in the Dayton area!! For a complete list click to see our Selected Charities page. 10 new chapters have started after hearing about 100+ Women Who Care from members in Dayton. Spreading the word makes a difference!
Inspired by 100+ Women Who Care Dayton, in 2008 Bob Hewitt founded the nation's first 100+ Men Who Care group
click here for a link to https://josephrlehman.wixsite.com/100-plus-men
Follow us on Instagram Dayton100+WomenWhoCare
Follow us on Facebook Dayton100+WomenWhoCare
