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  • We meet for one hour, four times a year, and each member brings a check for $100.
  • Every member can nominate local charities, non-profits, or worthy causes.
  • Members who come to the meeting can put the name of the charity they want to speak about into the bin.
  • Three names are drawn at random at each meeting.
  • A member makes a 3-minute presentation about each cause.
  • We all vote on which cause to support.

The top vote-getting charity then receives all the checks, made out to them on the spot!

On each of four nights during the year, these 100 Women Who Care give over $10,000 to a local charity, non-profit, or worthy cause. It’s fast, simple, and amazingly effective. We invite you to attend any time as a guest to see how it works and decide if the group is right for you.

A few simple rules:
  • We each donate $100 per meeting (That comes out to just over $1 a day each year).
  • Each of the three charities selected from the bin will be given three minutes to make a presentation at the meeting. This presentation must be made by a member of the 100 Women Who Care, who may or may not be a member of the organization.
  • If you are unable to attend any given meeting during the year, please give your check to a member to deliver on your behalf, or mail your $100 check made out to the selected charity to: ?.
  • By ballot, the group will vote, and the majority rules. Even if you don’t care for the choice, you still must donate. All checks go to one charity.
  • No national charities will be considered, however, local branches of national charities are eligible for consideration. The purpose is for 100% of the contribution to stay in Michigan.
  • Only three charities will be presented at each meeting.
  • The organization must agree NOT to use the names for future solicitations, nor give the information out to the public.
  • A year after being selected by the group, charities can re-submit their names for consideration.
  • The charity must be a non-profit with a 501(c)(3) status.
"There is no exercise better for the heart that reaching down and lifting people up"
John Holmes