Impact 100 Redwood Circle, a new giving circle for women, expects to grant a $100,000 impact grant in 2016. Before they can begin granting, however, Founding Members are recruiting new individuals to join.
Read the Press Democrat story about their goals and see images from their kickoff celebration at the Sonoma County Museum.
Learn more about Impact 100 Redwood Circle or contact Kristin Nelson with Community Foundation to connect with one of their founding members.
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