100+ Members
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$309,818+ donated so far!
 SLLEASmart Living, Learning, & Earning with Autism (Jan. 2026) |
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 Home Starter Kits |
 Nearby Nature |
 Eugene Hygiene |
 Friends of the Children Lane County |
 Parkinsons Warriors |
 March '19-Veterans Legacy, $8750 |
 May '18: Bring the Beat! $8400Outdoor musical instruments at Amazon Park, via Eugene Parks Foundation |
 Mar '18: CCC, $8200Center for Community Counseling |
 Jan '18: CAHOOTS, $7300(Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets) provides mobile crisis intervention 24/7 for Eugene-Springfield. |
 Oct '17: Imagination Library, $7,000Donating one book a month to any child in Eugene until their 5th birthday, to promote a love of reading and future academic success! |
 May'17: Community Supported SheltersSupporting our houseless population by creating a highly efficient, solution-based program supported by the whole community. |
 Mar '17:Downtown Languages, $5,500Increasing opportunities for immigrants and build respect and understanding across cultures by providing language, literacy, and other educational programs. |
 Jan '17: ShelterCare, $4,600ShelterCare's Homelessness Prevention Program helps families avoid homelessness through financial assistance, rapid rehousing, employment aid, and more. |
 Oct '16: Sponsors, Inc., $4,000Sponsors’ Bothy Cottage houses women with their children, providing a safe, healthy environment, parenting classes and a structured learning environment for women recently out of prison. Our donations supported the Parenting Inside Out program. |
 June '16: City Club, $3,000City Club builds community vision through open inquiry, by hosting 50 Friday lunch talks every year, open to the public and also aired on radio and television. They explore a wide range of significant local, state, and national issues, express divergent views and help formulate new approaches and solutions to problems. |
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List of Nominations in the 2026 Basket
Congratulations to our new January 2026 Award Recipient:
SLLEA - Smart Living, Learning, and Earning with Autism
SLLEA serves neurodiverse adults working with them to achieve and maintain meaningful independence and self-sufficiency in their lives. Our comprehensive, strength-based program encompasses autism-specific direct support, and neuroaffirming social skills curriculum emphasizing empowerment and self-advocacy.
For those of you who did not attend, please mail your check ASAP made out to:
SLLEA
Please write 100 WWC in the memo line.
Send your check to :
100+WomenWhoCare
1226 Brookside Drive
Eugene, OR 97405
New Procedure for Joining or nominating non-profits to 100WWC: We've removed the (dis)ability to download any forms for membership and nominations. All requests should be emailed to 100wwces@gmail.com
Next Meeting: March 12, 2026
Doors Open at 5:30
Meeting from 6 to 7 pm
LOCATION:
First Congregational Church
1050 E. 23rd Ave.
Eugene, OR
(park in the lower lot
at 24th & Harris)
All are welcome.
Please come a half hour early for sign-in, refreshments and conversation.
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RE: Richard E. Schulze Foundation
We extend our sincere gratitude to this foundation for its unwavering support over the years. They have generously provided over $58,000 in grants to numerous of our grant recipients.
As of this month, the foundation has decided to withdraw its grant support from all 100 Who Care Alliance chapters, including ours. While we are saddened by this decision, we remain deeply appreciative of the invaluable contributions they have made to our esteemed local organizations.