100+ WOMEN WHO CARE - Revision history

Randylyon at 03:21, 2 May 2021

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	By September 2017 [[100+ MEN WHO CARE]] and 100+ Women Who Care had collectively raised more than $200,000 for area nonprofits. (3)		By September 2017 [[100+ MEN WHO CARE]] and 100+ Women Who Care had collectively raised more than $200,000 for area nonprofits. (3)

			In April, 2021 the organization awarded $15,000 to [[CRESCENT COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER]] in Dubuque for its dental program. The group raised $10,000, which allowed it to apply for matching funds from Schultz Family Foundation, according to a press release.

			Between its first Dubuque chapter meeting and April, 2021 100+ Women Who Care raised $340,500 for area nonprofit organizations including $54,100 for 15 area nonprofits. (4)

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	3. Montgomery, Jeff. "Caring Men, Women Top $200,000," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 6, 2017, p. 3A		3. Montgomery, Jeff. "Caring Men, Women Top $200,000," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 6, 2017, p. 3A

			4. "Dubuque Organization Nets $15,000 for Crescent Community Health Center," TH Online, April 30, 2021, https://www.telegraphherald.com/news/tri-state/article_4499fda9-6ca7-58b4-a61a-a0b798754105.html

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Randylyon at 16:35, 15 November 2019

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	100+ WOMEN WHO CARE. The organization's start was announced on March 14, 2016 with the first meeting to occur in May. The organization's founder, Carolyn Gantz, announced that one hundred or more local women would meet quarterly to help raise money for local charities. Three charities would be randomly selected from entries made by members present at the meetings. The membership would then vote on which charities to support. Each member would donate $100 to create a $10,000 donation in one hour one night. Eligible organizations had to be registered nonprofits within a fifteen-mile radius of Dubuque. (1) Following its first meeting, the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS]] received a check for $18,500. (2)		100+ WOMEN WHO CARE. The organization's start was announced on March 14, 2016 with the first meeting to occur in May. The organization's founder, Carolyn Gantz, announced that one hundred or more local women would meet quarterly to help raise money for local charities. Three charities would be randomly selected from entries made by members present at the meetings.

	By September 2017 [[100+ MEN WHO CARE]] and 100+ Women Who Care had collectively raised more than $200,000 for area nonprofits. (2)		The membership would then vote on which charities to support. Each member would donate $100 to create a $10,000 donation in one hour one night. Eligible organizations had to be registered nonprofits within a fifteen-mile radius of Dubuque. (1) Following its first meeting, the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS]] received a check for $18,500. (1) In the group's first 15 meetings, more than $250,000 was raised. (2)

			By September 2017 [[100+ MEN WHO CARE]] and 100+ Women Who Care had collectively raised more than $200,000 for area nonprofits. (3)

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	1. Barton, Thomas J. ""Area Women to Make 'Caring' Contributions," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 14, 2016, p. 1.		1. Barton, Thomas J. ""Area Women to Make 'Caring' Contributions," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 14, 2016, p. 1.

	2. Montgomery, Jeff. "Caring Men, Women Top $200,000," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 6, 2017, p. 3A		2. Fisher, Benjamin, "100+ Women Who Care Pass Milestone," ''Telegraph Herald,'' November 10, 2019, p. 11A

			3. Montgomery, Jeff. "Caring Men, Women Top $200,000," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 6, 2017, p. 3A

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Randylyon at 02:54, 20 May 2018

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	100+ WOMEN WHO CARE. The organization's start was announced on March 14, 2016 with the first meeting to occur in May. The organization's founder, Carolyn Gantz, announced that one hundred or more local women would meet quarterly to help raise money for local charities. Three charities would be randomly selected from entries made by members present at the meetings. The membership would then vote on which charities to support. Each member would donate $100 to create a $10,000 donation in one hour one night. Eligible organizations had to be registered nonprofits within a fifteen-mile radius of Dubuque. (1) Following its first meeting, the Dubuque Chapter of the ~~National Alliance on Mental Illness~~ received a check for $18,500. (2)		100+ WOMEN WHO CARE. The organization's start was announced on March 14, 2016 with the first meeting to occur in May. The organization's founder, Carolyn Gantz, announced that one hundred or more local women would meet quarterly to help raise money for local charities. Three charities would be randomly selected from entries made by members present at the meetings. The membership would then vote on which charities to support. Each member would donate $100 to create a $10,000 donation in one hour one night. Eligible organizations had to be registered nonprofits within a fifteen-mile radius of Dubuque. (1) Following its first meeting, the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS]] received a check for $18,500. (2)

	By September 2017 [[100+ MEN WHO CARE]] and 100+ Women Who Care had collectively raised more than $200,000 for area nonprofits. (2)		By September 2017 [[100+ MEN WHO CARE]] and 100+ Women Who Care had collectively raised more than $200,000 for area nonprofits. (2)

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100+ WOMEN WHO CARE. The organization's start was announced on March 14, 2016 with the first meeting to occur in May. The organization's founder, Carolyn Gantz, announced that one hundred or more local women would meet quarterly to help raise money for local charities. Three charities would be randomly selected from entries made by members present at the meetings. The membership would then vote on which charities to support. Each member would donate $100 to create a $10,000 donation in one hour one night. Eligible organizations had to be registered nonprofits within a fifteen-mile radius of Dubuque. (1) Following its first meeting, the Dubuque Chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness received a check for $18,500. (2)

By September 2017 [[100+ MEN WHO CARE]] and 100+ Women Who Care had collectively raised more than $200,000 for area nonprofits. (2)

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1. Barton, Thomas J. ""Area Women to Make 'Caring' Contributions," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 14, 2016, p. 1.

2. Montgomery, Jeff. "Caring Men, Women Top $200,000," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 6, 2017, p. 3A

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