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November 2021

11/1/2021

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Women Philanthropists Making an
Impact on Fidalgo Island:

The Anacortes Women’s Giving Circle is about to launch its third year of collective giving, voting, and grantmaking to benefit the local community. 
The Giving Circle pools together smaller donations by its members to make larger grants to support and learn about community needs - creating meaningful impact. Women who live on or have a connection to Fidalgo Island and are ages 16 and up are eligible to join.
Over the last two years, the Anacortes Women’s Giving Circle granted more than $44,000 to organizations supporting the years’ theme. In 2019, AWGC supported Women & Children with grants to the Anacortes Boys & Girls Club, Anacortes Food-to-Go, Friends of the Anacortes Community Forest Lands, Anacortes Community Health Council, and Skagit Habitat for Humanity.
Last year, the theme was Covid Relief and grants were made to the Anacortes Family Center, Skagit Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Services, Youth Dynamics, Brigid Collins Family Support Center, Friends of the Anacortes Community Forest Lands, and the Salish Sea School. To read our full November Digital Newsletter click HERE!
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Phone: 360-419-3181​  |  Physical Address: 1220 Memorial Hwy, Suite C in Mount Vernon, WA 98273
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    • 2023 Grant Cycle
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    • History
  • Info + Opportunities
    • Monthly News & Updates
    • Nonprofit Seminars
  • Grantmaking
    • For Nonprofits
    • 2022 Awards
    • Performing Arts Grants
    • Anacortes Women's Giving Circle
    • Grantmaking 2019-2021
  • Scholarships
    • Semillas de Esperanza Scholarship
    • Skagit Women in Business Scholarship
    • Roger & Lea Rae Reep Scholarship
    • Allen Lowe Memorial Scholarship
    • Clarence & Eileen Summers Scholarship
    • Alice Suave/P.E.O. Chapter G.B. Scholarship
    • Virginia Carlson Scholarship
    • Sandra Noblet Scholarship
    • James Beckner, MD Scholarship
  • Donate Now
    • Make a Donation
    • Community Funds
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