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Community
Outreach
Giving
is a tradition at WBO
WBO
members are actively involved in various community service projects
and give regularly to charitable organizations. Many of our members
hold board and leadership positions at local and national non-profit
organizations. Members often come together to attend charitable
events to help raise funds and support worthy causes.
As
a WBO member, you are most encouraged to invite other members
to get
to know the charitable organizations and causes you support.
Send them a personal invitation.
Planned giving through personal philanthropy - some resources to help you plan and manage your own philanthropy:
The Seattle Foundation - www.seattlefoundation.org - The Seattle Foundation offers tools, insight, and inspiration to help individuals and families guide their giving. They have just published their comprehensive Guide to Giving, a reference for anyone in King County considering personal giving in a more strategic way. It it is called A Health Community; What You Need to Know to Give Strategically and can be found on their Web site as a pdf at www.seattlefoundation.org/images/HCReport_web.pdf.
Washington Women's Foundation - www.wawomensfoundation.org - The Washington Women's Foundation educates, inspires and increases the number of women committed to philanthropy in order to strengthen community and demonstrate the impact that can result from informed, focused grantmaking.
Meet WBO's 2008 non-profit scholarship recipients:
Americans for UNFPA - www.americansforunfpa.org - UNFPA provides women's health care and promotes the rights of women around the world. It is the largest international source of such assistance, providing programs and services in over 140 countries.
City Year - www.cityyear.org - City Year is a non-profit, community service and youth leadership organization founded in 1998. Our mission is two-pronged, aiming first to improve the lives of children and youth; second, to encourage civic engagement and leadership development in young adults.
Fabric of Life Foundation - www.schillios.com - Girl children on the streets of Bamako, Mali, West Africa go from begging to business woman in 18 months. Fabric of Life supports cooperative development projects that empower women in developing countries to help themselves.
Family Services - www.family-services.org - Family Services helps strengthen our community by providing families with lasting solutions to build healthy relationships and stable lives.
National Council of Jewish Women, Seattle Section - www.ncjwseattle.org - NCJW is a volunteer organization that has been at the forefront of social change for more than a century. NCJW courageously takes a progressive stance on issues such as child welfare, women’s rights, reproductive freedom, and civil liberties.
Community
Outreach
Chair:Jule Meyer,
(206) 329-2280
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