Sarah Folzenlogen talked about Low Country Hope House and their need to start a long term recovery home for women in Northern Beaufort County.
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Thank You from Circle of Hope!
Our April meeting was wonderful – 16 new members! Reverend John Dortch thanked 100 Women Who Care Beaufort for our January donation to Circle of Hope of $12,600.
The first donation of 2019 goes to Circle of Hope Ministries
Several members of 100 Women Who Care Beaufort showed up on a beautiful February day here in the Lowcountry to present the check to Reverend John Dortch. He graciously offered them a tour of their new transient housing facility to assist homeless veterans in Northern Beaufort County, South Carolina. Link to more pictures.
January 2019 Rings in Year Five
January 8th was a celebration of the beginning of our fifth year and Jeneane Ryan’s wonderful influence as founder of 100 Women Who Care Beaufort. We also welcomed 6 new members and posed for a new photo (thanks Sandy).
January Recipient – Circle of Hope
Dene McCain gave an impassioned speech about Circle of Hope, which provides outreach to the homeless communities in Beaufort County. Pictures are here.
Thank You from Thumbs Up!
Rosalyn Brown, Executive Director and Woody Rutter, Board Chairman from Thumbs Up thank the members for their October donation of $13,100.
What a night! Congratulations to The Lending Room!
A note from last night’s meeting:
GOOD MORNING to the wonderful women of 100WWC Beaufort!
What a great night we had…eight new members, three fantastic and passionate presentations, one very worthy recipient of our collective giving, AND we did it all in
LESS than one hour. WOW!!
To all present, I know that you felt the energy in the room. And to those of you who were not able to join us, we missed you. It was a good night and when our totals come in, we will exceed $200,000 that has been given to fourteen non-profit organizations in Northern Beaufort County over the last 3 ½ years. That is definitely #thepowerof100.
Our presenters shared with us about:
The Lending Room
http://getconnected.uwlowcountry.org/agency/detail/?agency_id=8689
Good Neighbor Free Medical Clinic
http://www.gnfmcbeaufort.org/
Pat Conroy Literacy Center
http://patconroyliterarycenter.org/
All such worthy organizations and I hope that you will take a moment to read and learn more about each. Our members voted to give our collective donations to the Lending Room so that they will be able to continue to do what they do so well in our community.
We look forward to seeing each of you on Tuesday, July 10…same time, same place.
With a thankful heart,
Jeneane Ryan
Chapter Leader
Off to a great start…the first donation of 2018 goes to Friends of Caroline Hospice
Friends of Caroline Hospice, a Beaufort non-profit that provides quality-of-life care for those near the end of life’s journey as well as support for family and friends, received 100 Women Who Care Beaufort’s first donation of 2018, totaling $13,150.
A letter from Founder and Leader Jeneane Ryan:
“Dear women of 100WWC,
As we begin our fourth year, I want to express my gratitude to all of you for being a part of 100WWC Beaufort and for making it such a success. It is because of you and your commitment that we are still thriving and even have EIGHT new members to add to our roster as of last night.
For those of you who were able to attend, we heard three women speak passionately about the organizations that are near and dear to their hearts.
Linda Thompson spoke of Friends of Caroline Hospice and the work that they do at no cost to their clients. Dottie Morin shared with us the mission of Born to Read and Janet Gregory told us about what is happening at USBC’s Center for the Arts.
Please take a moment to learn more about all three of these worthy organizations.
Our members voted and chose Friends of Caroline Hospice as the recipient of our first quarter giving for 2018.
Thank you again.
Jeneane Ryan
Leader”
And year three is a wrap!
A note from our Founder Jeneane Ryan:
Congratulations to the 100+ wonderful women of 100WWC Beaufort. Before last night we provided $161,000 to eleven worthy local non profit organizations in Northern Beaufort County. Our group is strong and growing with 5 new members last night and almost 400 “Likes” on FB (I am sure that is some measure of success!). Bottom line, we are continuing to get the word out and sharing what takes place every quarter in the basement of the Education Building of First Presbyterian Church in Beaufort.
Thank you again everyone for a great three years. I look forward to seeing you in January.
Congratulations to Penn Center’s PACE Program!
At the fourth and final meeting of 2017, the members of 100 Women Who Care Beaufort selected Penn Center’s PACE Program as the recipient of their last donation of the year. The Mission of the PACE Program is to offer an extended education and tutoring program that strengthens children’s academic and cultural awareness.
PACE is more than a childcare facility; it is an after-school education center, dedicated to providing a learning environment that enhances the academic, cultural, physical, social-emotional, cognitive, linguistic and creative development of children. The goal of the program is to build a strong foundation for each child to build upon, leading to a lifetime of educational and personal growth and success.
PACE offers programs in the following areas:
- Tutors/Homework Buddies
- Academic Enrichment
- Recreation and Physical Fitness
- LifeSkills
- Reader’s Theater
- Book Club
- Creative Writing and Journalism
- Math and Science
- Technology
To learn more about Penn Center and its PACE Program, visit http://www.penncenter.com/community-members/