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THE WOMEN'S FUND HAS 1,400+ MEMBERS

We're glad you're one of them!

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Thank you for making your annual contribution!

We appreciate your support and ask that you consider increasing your personal contribution to deepen our impact. Remember one vote is  awarded for each $2,750 contributed.

Your contributions fund transformational grants that have been making real change in the lives of women, children, and families in south Santa Barbara County since 2004.

 

How would you like to make your contribution?
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You can also be a member of more than one group –or– a group member and an Individual Member.

Contributions are tax-deductible to the full extend of the law.

For more information about joining, see Membership FAQ's or contact Membership

This year the Women's Fund is supporting:

  • A Dual Language Immersion Program to enhance kindergarten readiness
  • Advocacy for abused and/or neglected children
  • The county's first fully-licensed transitional housing project for youth exiting foster care
  • The development of new licensed child-care spaces in underserved communities
  • Support for families affected by domestic violence
  • Emergency, transitional, and support services to the homeless
  • Mental health counseling to low-income community members
  • And more...

 

We sincerely thank you for your generous support!

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  • WHY I JOINED

    “It’s the best run,
    most efficient and effective,
    happiest nonprofit in town!”

  • WHY I JOINED

    “Shining light and hope
    for those in the shadows.
    The Women’s Fund does it with
    expertise, care, and heart.”

  • WHY I JOINED

    “Keeping it affordable so a
    broader group of women can be
    involved –that in the end may
    be its most powerful impact.”

  • WHY I JOINED

    "I love that my donation is
    combined with others to have a
    bigger impact in the community
    than I could have on my own"