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$333,523+ donated so far!
(as of April 26, 2026)
Our March 2026
Award Recipient:
H.E.L.P -
Housing Eviction Loss Prevention
part of Headstart of Lane County
Nominations for NEXT meeting are due ONE month in advance of next meeting..
(dates for the full year forthcoming)
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Congratulations to our new March 2026 Award Recipient:
H.E.L.P.
Housing Eviction Loss Prevention.
HELP is a program for families enrolled in Head Start who are entering or struggling with unstable housing situations. They submit an application for small grants up to $1000 to help off-set deficits in their funds to pay incidentals that are threatening to evict or unhouse them, be it a utility bill, portions of rent, etc. ​​
Absentee Members
Mail your check ASAP made out to:
HSOLC - HELP​
Please write "100 WWC" in the memo line.
Send your check to:
100+ Women Who Care
1226 Brookside Drive
Eugene, OR 97405
Come to our next meeting...
Next Meeting: May 7th.
This is the FIRST THURSDAY.
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Doors Open at 5:30
Meeting from 6 to 7 pm
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The meeting on May 7 will be upstairs in the lovely Wheeler Room. Please enter as usual, check in, and then use the elevator or stairs to go up.
HAPPY 10th Anniversary!
We will be celebrating our 10th year! Be prepared to whoop it up & eat cake!
Please come!
LOCATION:
First Congregational Church
1050 E. 23rd Ave.
Eugene, OR
Park in the lower lot
at 24th & Harris.
Parking and facility are
disabled-accessible and user friendly.
All are welcome.
Please come a half hour early for sign-in, refreshments and conversation.
Richard E. Schulze Foundation
We extend our sincere gratitude to this foundation for its unwavering support over the years. They have generously provided over $58,000 in grants to numerous of our grant recipients.
As of this month, the foundation has decided to withdraw its grant support from all 100 Who Care Alliance chapters, including ours. While we are saddened by this decision, we remain deeply appreciative of the invaluable contributions they have made to our esteemed local organizations.




