JOIN US FOR AN HOUR FOUR TIMES A YEAR TO MAKE A HUGE IMPACT IN OUR COMMUNITY
ABOUT US
PAST RECIPIENTS
PAST RECIPIENTS
Nearly 100 extraordinary Central New York women come together for just one hour four times a year. In just 90 minutes, at $100 each, they've made an enormous impact on Central New York, learned about our community and had more than a little fun.
It's a simple concept, with a huge impact. No volunteering, no telemarketing or event planning. Just a fun way to give back with impact - the power of collective giving. Join us to learn about needs in our community, who is doing amazing work to meet those needs, meet like-minded women and have some fun.
Together, 100 Women CNY has donated more than $220,000 to local non-profits in Central New York.
The next meeting is Oct. 8 at 5:30 p.m. at Drumlins, 800 Nottingham Road, Syracuse. (Enter through Bistro door)
The event is in the upstairs University Room, enter the left side of the building, through Bistro 1926.
And, you're invited. A cash bar is available, with refreshments sponsored by Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC.
Interested in joining? Just show up!
Mark your calendars for these meetings:
Oct. 8
At Drumlins (enter through Bistro door).
Can't attend in person? We'll miss seeing you, but you can always join us on Zoom.
PAST RECIPIENTS
PAST RECIPIENTS
PAST RECIPIENTS
Operation Northern Comfort is our most recent recipient.
You can donate on their site, or send your check in to us, as usual. Just remember, if you donate on their site, please let us know so we can count your donation towards our general community contribution. OR, indicate 100 Women on your donation (or even use it as your middle name) so we can record your donation.
Donate directly to https://www.operationnc.org/
Operation Northern Comfort is driven 100% by community volunteers, empowering and giving hope to those in need. Watch the video to learn more. https://vimeo.com/432305044/42a677c8ff
So many people and non-profits have been impacted by 100 Women Who Care CNY. To date, more than $220,000 was donated to non-profits who help people feed and shelter their families, deliver diapers to parents in need, support those in need of hospice, build morale and house veterans and so much more.
It's the perfect place to make new friends and do something to make our community a better place.
Here's a list of the local non-profits who have received donations:
- Hope Print
- Purpose Farm
- Franciscan Northside Ministries
- David's Refuge
- CNY Diaper Bank
- A Tiny Home for Good
- Building Men program
- In My Father's Kitchen
- Brady Faith Center
- Sleep in Heavenly Peace
- The Good Life Youth Foundation
- Chadwick Residence
- Honor Flight Syracuse
- We Rise Above the Streets
- Friends of Dorothy House
- Empower Parkinson Inc.
- Front Row Players
- It's All About Childhood and Family, Inc.
- CNY Bear Team
- Agape Lounge
- Sara's Guest House
- The Haven at Skanda
- PGR Foundation
- Friends of the Canteen
- The Kara Fund
- Nami Syracuse
- Reach CNY
- Hillside Work Scholarship Program
- Devin's Rec Room
- Matilda Joslyn Cage Center
- Literacy CNY
- Operation Northern Comfort
Interested in nominating a local non-profit?
You can nominate up to three non-profits per year if you're a member!
how it works
Join us - just show up!
We meet four times a year, and each donate $100 each time to one of the three presenting charities, all within 60 minutes. That's it. So simple. Small commitment. Big impact. There are snacks, cash bar, and time to mingle with like-minded woman. Best girls night out. Ever.
Nominate local charities
As a member, you can nominate
local local non-profit organizations, who are then picked randomly to present at an upcoming meeting. All charities must be 501(c)3 organizations, located and providing services to our local community.
Feature something
Feature something
Three non-profits present to our group in five minute increments. After the presentations, our members cast an anonymous vote on which charity they feel could most benefit from the funds. The recipient comes back at the next meeting to report what they did with the funds.