Details about 100 women who care

Meetings

• Quarterly meetings are held at the City & County Building in Salt Lake City (with a Zoom option). 
• Meetings are one hour long.

Commitment

• Each member commits to donating $100 per meeting ($400 annually). This is a commitment whether a member is able to attend the meeting or not.
• Members are encouraged to donate via the 100 Women Who Care page on the Grapevine website. If possible, please sign up for automatic quarterly donations (you can cancel recurring donations on Grapevine anytime). Grapevine will transfer the money to the Impact Award winner's account once all donations are collected.
• Or, members may mail a blank check ($100) before the meeting to our Treasurer, Rhonda Jackson, 1542 East Harrison Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah 84105. Rhonda will fill in the name of the Impact Award recipient after the meeting.
• If a member is unable to attend a meeting  she may donate on the Grapevine website or mail it before the meeting.
• All donations will go to charities serving Salt Lake county. Donations to national charities will not be considered unless that charity has a local group affiliation and the donation will benefit only the Salt Lake county community.

Charity Selection

• Members who wish to submit a charity for consideration must complete a Charitable Organization Fact Sheet and be ready to make a five-minute presentation on their charity at the meeting. Polarizing/divisive non-profits/causes will be avoided. 
• Members who wish to submit a charity need to contact Frances Friedrich (801.232.0998) at least three weeks before the meeting so she may vet the charity, review the organization fact sheet, and provide advice on the presentation.
• Three names will be randomly drawn before the meeting. Each member will then have five minutes to make her presentation. 
• Only members who have signed a Commitment Form, have attended at least two meetings (may present at their third meeting), and have made their quarterly donations may submit a charity for consideration. We do not allow other members to put their names in for the same charity to increase the chances of getting selected. But you can ask your friends to join 100 WWC SLC and vote for your charity as long as they intend to be long term members.
• It is considered poor manners to join this group for the sole purpose of getting a donation for a specific charity, and once a donation is received, quit the group. 
• Only members who are current in their contributions are eligible to vote at meetings.
• A five-minute Q&A session will take place immediately following the three presentations and directly preceding member voting.
• Each member will vote by ballot in person (or by Zoom poll) - the majority rules.  Even if a member's charity does not "win," all members are responsible for making a donation to the winning charity.
• If a member presents for a particular charity that is not chosen, the member is still eligible to submit that same charity at subsequent meetings, for a total of three times.  If the charity is not chosen (after the third attempt), she must wait two years to submit again. If a  member's charity is chosen, that charity is not eligible to be considered for future consideration for a period of three years, however, the member is still eligible to submit the name of another charity.
• In the case of a two-way tie the membership will be provided with the names of the two charities and a second vote will be taken.  If the second vote results in another tie, then we will randomly pick one of the two charities' names out of a hat.  In the case of a three-way tie, we will randomly pick one of the three names out of a hat.
• The winning charity must agree not to use the names of the members for future solicitations or give member information out for any other public use or purpose.  The charity is also invited to send a representative to a future meeting to explain to the membership how the funds have been used.
• After the member donates to the winning 501(c)(3) charity, she will receive a thank you note via e-mail with the information needed to make a tax deduction. Grapevine will also send a contribution report at the beginning of the following year.

• February 9, 2023. Lisa Evans was featured on ABC4's Good Things Utah. "Get Involved in Helping Local Nonprofits with 100 Women Who Care SLC."
• February 21, 2022. We are mentioned in the article, "There are 410,000 Utahns Who are Hungry. Here's How You Can" Help." in the paragraph about Waste Less Solutions.
• Jan 26, 2020:  Guest opinion: True philanthropy embodied by Utah women ...Read more
• August 21, 2019: 100 Women Who Care was honored at an appreciation luncheon by the Salt Lake Public Affairs Council for our service in the community.
• May 12, 2019:  Big hearts and small donations mean every woman can be a philanthropist with impact  ...Read more
• January 22, 2017:  Hal Boyd wrote in the Deseret News  about the might and "mite" of 100 Utah women ...Read more
• January 3, 2017: VETERAN SUPPORT – @theU – Six Utah veterans will have the opportunity  to participate in the R&R Program offered by the U’s National Center  for Veterans Studies thanks to a grassroots charitable organization.  ... Read more
• Nov/Dec 2015:  Salt Lake Magazine On the Town (pg 100) – Photos #6 and #7 from our first meeting on June 3, 2015 at the Utah State Capitol.
• October 7, 2015:  Interview with Mary Dickson on KUED – 100 Women Who Care is  exactly that, a group of 100 women who care deeply about the community.  Here to tell us more is Founder Lisa Evans.  ... Read more
• August 24, 2015:  Utah Women’s Leaders Launch Grassroots Charity:  “100 Women  Who Care” – Dozens of the most engaged women along the Wasatch Front are  igniting a powerful new “rapid response” charity called “100 Women Who  Care.” The effort is being led by a diverse group of Utah women who are  real “doers.” Women who run homeless shelters, symphony and theater boards, university departments, the media, community, and church organizations ... Read Press Release
• June 22, 2015:  100 Women Who Care Salt Lake City, first meeting – The  first-ever meeting of 100 Women Who Care Salt Lake City, a group of  local women who gather four times per year.
• May 17, 2015:  SLC woman brings national fundraising charity to Utah – Four hundred dollars and four hours a year — that’s what an efficient, national fundraising organization requires ... Read more

• Jana Brady Consulting: 2023, 2022 & 2021, $100 to the two runner-up charities at each of our meetings, $1600 sponsorship   
• Connie and Greg Woods (G.F. Woods Construction): 2022 & 2021, $100 to the two runner-up charities at each of our meetings, $1600 sponsorship
• Sonja Brown: 2020, $100 to the two runner-up charities at each of our meetings, $800 sponsorship.
• Karen Lynn Davidson Family: 2020, $100 to the two runner-up charities at each of our meetings, $800 sponsorship.
• Merrill Lynch Mori Paulsenin: 2019, $100 to the two runner-up charities at each of our meetings, $800 sponsorship.
• Anonymous 100 WWC Member: 2018, $100 to the two runner-up charities at each of our meetings, $800 sponsorship.
• Progrexion:  from 2016-2017, donated  $100 to the two runner-up charities at each of our meetings, $1600 sponsorship
• Richard Paul Evans:  logo sponsor (contacted by Karen Roylance)
• Fran Platt: logo designer
• Council Chambers of the City and County Building: our meeting location (reserved by Lisa Adams)
• Kura Door: donated spa gift certificates 
• Basalt Day Spa:  donated spa gift certificates
• Cakes by Seretta: two lovely cakes at our December meetings (baked and donated by Seretta Hart)

Lisa Evans, Founder and Director
Rhonda Jackson, Treasurer
Angie Matinkhah, Membership Coordinator, Website

Fran Friedrich, Nonprofit Specialist, Website

Rosalie Christenson, Social Media Coordinator

Karen Peterson, Recruiting Coordinator

Moyne Osborn, Floating Assistance

THANKS TO FORMER OPERATING TEAM MEMBERS:

Karen Edgley, Janet Ellison, Laura Hansen, Pat Murphy,

Moyne Osborn, and Donna Ribgy

And thank you to our in-person-meeting photographer:

Kathleen Barlow