We’re thrilled to announce our 2023 Priority 101 series. From our overarching themes of Education, Healthcare, and Climate & Agricultural, the WaWF membership has selected one priority within each theme: Early Childhood Education, Reproductive Justice & Maternal Health, and Food Security and Sovereignty. On January 31st, 2023 at 12:00pm on Zoom, community experts will educate...more
Join us for a joyous celebration of Black Women Leaders in Washington State! Kick off Black History Month 2023 by honoring the first five Washington Women’s Foundation Rest and Repair awardees at the WOW Gallery in downtown Seattle on February 2nd! These will be our first $100,000 Rest & Repair Awardees and we are thrilled...more
Join us for Let’s Talk: Becoming a Member to learn more about what it means to be a Washington Women’s Foundation member. This 1-hour session will include a brief look at our grantmaking and education programs, followed by a look at the member experience. If you’re already a member and have a friend or colleague...more
We’re thrilled to announce our 2023 Priority 101 series. From our overarching themes of Education, Healthcare, and Climate & Agricultural, the WaWF membership has selected one priority within each theme: Early Childhood Education, Reproductive Justice & Maternal Health, and Food Security and Sovereignty. Rounding out our 101 series, on February 7th, 2023, at 12:30PM on...more
Each year, Washington Women's Foundation's (WaWF) Member Events Committee (MEC) selects a book for all members to read and discuss. In 2023, MEC invites you to read Ejaculate Responsibly: A Whole New Way to Think About Abortion by Gabrielle Blair. Join us on February 15th 2023 at 12PM for a virtual discussion with the author....more
Presenting our new(ish) Membership structure! Membership is at the heart of Washington Women’s Foundation. As members, you make up our collective. You fund our grants, our programs and our operations. You, our members, are our everything! All of us work to retain our current members, even while we look for ways to expand our membership...more
The Collective Grants are the cornerstone of Washington Women’s Foundation’s (WaWF) work as a collective giving organization, and a great way to connect with other members and learn about what’s happening in our community. Join us in learning on February 28th at 12PM. This is the second full committee training for the 2022 Collective Grants...more
Did you miss our Member Town Hall about the new(ish) membership structure? Did you attend but not have a chance to ask your questions? Join WaWF staff for an open office hours and drop in by Zoom to get all your questions answered! Membership is at the heart of Washington Women’s Foundation. As members, you...more
Did you miss our Member Town Hall about the new(ish) membership structure? Did you attend but not have a chance to ask your questions? Join WaWF staff for an open office hours and drop in by Zoom to get all your questions answered! Membership is at the heart of Washington Women’s Foundation. As members, you...more
We’re delighted to announce Washington Women’s Foundation Philanthropy Learning Series. Beginning in March 2023 WaWF will host panel discussions with philanthropic leaders on various topics including how to build your giving plan, solidarity as an action, a critical lens on donor advised funds, impact investing, and donor perspectives on reparations in philanthropy. Join us on...more
The Collective Grants are the cornerstone of Washington Women’s Foundation’s (WaWF) work as a collective giving organization, and a great way to connect with other members and learn about what’s happening in our community. This is the third full committee training for the 2023 Collective Grants Committee. Our focus will be to prepare for the...more
Join us for Let’s Talk: Becoming a Member to learn more about what it means to be a Washington Women’s Foundation member. This 1-hour session will include a brief look at our grantmaking and education programs, followed by a look at the member experience. If you’re already a member and have a friend or colleague...more
