100 Women Who Care Jasper County
Our Mission
100 Women Who Care of Jasper County, a program of Southeastern Illinois Community Foundaiton, is a group of philanthropic women dedicated to making a positive impact on Jasper County. Members commit to donating $400* annually. The first $100 supports the Jasper County Community Endowment, a fund of Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation that will be used to serve future community needs for years to come. The remaining $300 is used to support the three nonprofits selected by the members throughout the year ($100 at each meeting).
Members may make a one-time payment of $400 (or $200) to 100 Women Who Care Jasper County. We will put $100 into the Jasper County Community Endowment and issue checks to the selected organizations on your behalf!
*Members age 40 and under are eligible for a reduced cost membership ($50 membership dues; $50 each meeting for a total contribution of $200 annually).
Why should you become a member?
LOCAL IS IMPORTANT – You want 100% of your donations to go to a local charity in your community
LIMITED TIME BUT A BIG HEART – You may not have time in your busy life to volunteer but you do want to help those in need and can commit to 3 hours and $400 per year
TOGETHER WE ACCOMPLISH GREAT THINGS – You want to be part of a powerful group that makes a lasting, positive and direct impact on Jasper County
CONNECTING – You enjoy meeting other women who care about the local community and causes
When you are ready to become a member of 100 Women Who Care Jasper County, download our new member packet and return the membership commitment form and dues to our office.
Our News Articles
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100 Women Who Care Jasper County contributes $5,850 to JCCU #1 Mentoring Program
Members of 100 Women Who Care Jasper County selected the JCCU #1 Mentoring Program as the recipient of the $5,850 contribution.
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100 Women Who Care Jasper County contributes $4,900 to Lincoln’s Place Fund
Members of 100 Women Who Care Jasper County selected Lincoln’s Place as the recipient of the $4,900 contribution collected at its first membership meeting of 2018 on April 12 at the Newton Community High School.
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100 Women Who Care Jasper County contributes $5,650 to Jasper County Senior Center
Members of 100 Women Who Care Jasper County chose Jasper County Senior Citizens as the recipient of the $5,650 contribution collected at its second membership meeting of 2017 on July 13 at the Lifetree Cafe in Newton.
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100 Women Who Care Jasper County contributes $5,200 to Jasper County Blessings in a Backpack
Members of 100 Women Who Care Jasper County selected Jasper County Blessings in a Backpack as the recipient of the $5,200 contribution collected at its first membership meeting of 2017 on April 6 at the Jasper County Senior Citizens Center in Newton.
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1:1 Initiative receives grant from 100 Women Who Care Jasper County
The 1:1 Technology Initiative at the Jasper County School District is the recipient of a $6,200 contribution from 100 Women Who Care Jasper County. Members of the giving circle voted for the 1:1 Technology Initiative during their final meeting of 2016 on October 13 in the Community Room of the Jasper County Chamber of Commerce.
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100 Women Who Care Jasper County contributes $5,550 to Jasper County Cancer Support
Members of 100 Women Who Care Jasper County selected Jasper County Cancer Support as the recipient of the $5,550 contribution collected at its first membership meeting on April 7 at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Newton.
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Jasper County Community Foundation advisory board gains two members
Karen Meinhart and Lora Short are passionate about giving back to their communities and will use their local expertise to add value to the advisory board.
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Amanda Lessley joins staff of regional community foundation
Newton native, Amanda Lessley, has joined as Development Officer of Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation
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100 Women Who Care Jasper County contributes $6,250 to Compassionate Friends
Members of 100 Women Who Care Jasper County chose Compassionate Friends of Newton as the recipient of its $6,250 contribution during its meeting on July 14 at Parklanes Bowling Alley in Newton.
