Working with the 100+WWC was inspirational. Not only to experience the interest and enthusiasm for the work of the Door County Land Trust, but to also hear the compelling stories and projects that other nonprofit organizations are focusing on to uplift the Door County community. The energy in the room was positive and heartening.
- Emily Wood, Executive Director, Door County Land Trust

We are immensely grateful to the 100+WWC for their support for our community’s health and safety. The funds will bolster our efforts to enhance emergency response capabilities and to acquire additional defibrillators (AEDs) and provide CPR/AED training. This award will empower our community members to act swiftly in critical situations and save lives.
- Mike Goldstone, Assistant Chief, Door County Fire Chiefs Association

Northern Door Pride is driven by creating safe space, educational opportunities, and social gatherings that bring people together that celebrate diversity and inclusion. We will use the grant to strengthen our four major events and make them bigger and better than ever.
- Owen Alabado - Northern Door Pride

It is truly an honor and privilege to work for Peninsula Players Theater. We are incredibly grateful for the support of the 100+ WWC. This generous grant will enable us to continue to provide high-quality theatrical productions for the Door County community.
- Danielle Szmanda - Development Director, Peninsula Players Theater

With the 100+ WWC award, we will expand our Junior Climate Stewards arts lab program empowering the next generation to take meaningful climate action. The 100+WWC generosity and commitment to the community reaffirm that local action is powerful and we’re incredibly honored to receive this award. - Jeff Lutsey, Executive Director, Climate Change Coalition of Door County

"Dear 100 Women, We're deeply grateful for the abundant support each of you provides, akin to the contribution of individual flowers to a beautiful bouquet. Your vibrant support enriches our community, and we're honored to uphold your vision through our work.”
With much gratitude, Leslie Boden - Director, Money Management Counselors

“100+WWC have done a masterful job introducing an incredibly broad spectrum of nonprofits to people who might not otherwise know much, if anything, about them. Previous recipients shared with me how they have picked up new volunteers and new donors because of their affiliation with the 100+WWC. Whatever the amount on that giant check, your impact is several times greater. 100+WWC truly are connecting people who care with causes that matter!” - Bret Bicoy, Door County Community Foundation President and CEO

“For a small organization like ODBS, a donation from 100+WWC is a true blessing in so many ways. We, like many other nonprofits, work hard to maintain our general operating budget. Receiving such a significant donation allows us to budget for projects that would be otherwise out of reach.” 
-Rob Hults, Open Door Bird Sanctuary Executive Director

“Working for the Newport Wilderness Society is enjoyable and rewarding. Every project we take on has a positive impact on the community. Expanding accessibility to the beauty of our Fern Trail will benefit everyone who visits the park.” - Gene Kenney of the Newport Wilderness Society

“I am well aware of all of the amazing work that 100+WWC has done in its first 5 years. I can't wait to see what you do in the next 5. Thank you so much for supporting our volunteers’ work and scholarship program.”
- Jason Palmer, Director of the Peninsula Symphonic Band

Dynamic, caring, sharing , fun, beautiful and organized women are powerful! 100+ Women have done it again and again.. giving from their hearts to those in need in our community.  Deepest thanks from the Public Arts of Egg Harbor.
- Kathy Beck, Public Arts Initiative of Egg Harbor

What you do for Door County is truly incredible. We are humbled and honored by the generosity of each of you. This award will be put to good use for those needing end-of-life care and grief support in Door County.
- Matt Baumler, Unity Business Development Representative

It was a humbling experience to see the power that so many individuals can bring to bear, when working toward one goal of making their community a better place. Together, as 364 members, wholesale change for the betterment of people's lives is actually happening.
- Chad Welch, United Way, Community Impact/Partnership for Families

We really appreciate the encouragement we received from everyone at 100+WWC, and the impact they have made in our community. One hundred percent of the Door County Secret Santa donations go to anonymously paying winter heating costs for struggling families in Northern Door.
- Jennifer Davis, Secret Santa Chief Elf

It’s such an empowering experience to have the opportunity to share the passion we have to make a difference. Through sharing my story of discovery, education, support, and activism, the Clean Water Action Council received a donation of $6870 from 100+Women Who Care!
– Kim Larson, Member, Clean Water Action Council

We Are Hope has been accepted for the additional RMSFF grant of $5000! Our receiving the 100+ WWC award plus with this wonderful foundation’s additional funding will help us ensure that we can continue to empower our community to employment success!
- Kim Carley, Executive Director

I am so impressed with my 100+ WWC. I especially loved how all the nonprofits were awarded a portion of the funding available that night. It’s a true reflection of the importance of the work we all do, together, to benefit our community!
- Lisa Kogan-Praska, Regional Director

The gift from 100+ Women who care will help us significantly toward our mission to provide a quality play-based program to all the children of Door County by supporting our scholarship fund. We are very thankful and appreciative.
- Jill Harkaway, Peninsula Preschool

We are just so grateful and thankful that we had the opportunity to present to this amazing organization. The fact that we made an impact on the 115's visibility is huge!!
-Lucy Hagen, 115 Club Nominator

This award will allow us to provide more opportunities to engage young writers by funding scholarships to our Young Writers Conference for middle and high school students. We hope to create a Youth Council that will advise us on programs to create more opportunities for youth throughout the county. 
-Jerod Santek, Artistic Director, Write On, Door County