How 100+ Women Who Care Works

Listen here for more about the organization and how it works
during our interview with Fred Munroe on KCBX Central Coast Voices.
In Person Meetings

  • Each attending member may submit one charity which she would like to present to the group.  Three charities/non-profits are randomly chosen and presented at the meeting.
  • The three members chosen each give a 5-minute presentation (no more!) about the charity.
  • All present members cast a ballot vote for their first choice.  Majority rules.  All members support the majority's choice and donate to that organization.
  • If a member is unable to attend the meeting, she may give her check to another member to deliver on her behalf or mail her check to 100+ Women Who Care chairperson.​​
  • After all checks have been received, 100+ WWC SLO County presents the donations to the winning charity in person.
Online Meetings
  • Members are emailed an invitation to submit one charity.
  • Members who wish to nominate submit a nomination form with a brief description of a SLO County charity to 100+WWC.
  • Three charities/non-profits are randomly chosen.
  • The three nominations are emailed to every member.  Members reply with their vote for their first choice.  All votes are tallied.
  • Majority rules.  Members are emailed the name of the winner.
  • Members donate $100 to the winning organization.
  • After all donations have been received, 100+ WWC SLO County presents the donations to the winning charity in person.
More Information​
  • Members commit to donating $100 per meeting ($200 annually).
  • Donations DO NOT go to 100+ WWC SLO County. Donations go directly to the chosen charity.
  • Donations are only given to San Luis Obispo charities/non-profits serving SLO County.  No national charity is considered UNLESS it has a county chapter and can guarantee our donation remains in SLO County .
  • The receiving charity must agree to not use the members' names or share members' information.
  • Donations are tax deductible.  
Listen here for more about the organization and how it works
during our interview with Fred Munroe on KCBX Central Coast Voices.