Tri-Cities Women Who Care

Tri-Cities Women Who Care In September 2010, at our first meeting and already 230 members strong, we awarded $23,000 to Tri-Cities Ministries. After thr

At our second meeting, on December 16, 2010, our group had grown to 280 women in Grand Haven, Spring Lake and Ferrysburg! After three compelling presentations for The LIttle Red House, Bluebird Cancer Retreats, and Habitat for Humanity's Brush of Kindness initiative members selected The Little Red House. Our personal checks for $100 may not seem like much individually, but together they amounted t

o a $28,000 contribution for the organization! And the amazing thing is that it was raised in one night! An email from a new member summed it up: "This being my first meeting in attendance, I was blown away by the impact of so many capable an compassionate women together in one room. I cannot remember such joy in my heart while writing a check for an intended gift to a worthy recipient."

We are pleased to share that Tri-Cities Women Who Care has donated $28,500 to The People Center!This gift will help supp...
08/21/2026

We are pleased to share that Tri-Cities Women Who Care has donated $28,500 to The People Center!

This gift will help support the organization’s emergency housing and its work with individuals and families in our community. Thank you to our members for continuing to make such a meaningful difference throughout the Tri-Cities.

And don’t forget to make your reservation for our $2 Million Celebration!

Thursday, September 17
Arrive by 5:15 p.m.
Meeting begins promptly at 5:30 p.m.
Spring Lake Country Club Ballroom

Tickets are $50 per person, and reservations must be made by August 30.

For information, email,
[email protected]

We look forward to celebrating this extraordinary milestone with you!

The presentations at our June 2026 Tri-Cities Women Who Care meeting were powerful, and the decision was difficult.Susan...
08/10/2026

The presentations at our June 2026 Tri-Cities Women Who Care meeting were powerful, and the decision was difficult.

Susan Bays presented for the Grand Haven Schools Foundation, which is seeking support for preschool scholarships as costs rise and more families need assistance.

Lucy Welch presented for The People Center. They need new roofs on two of their emergency housing buildings.

Sherri Casey presented for Fresh Coast Alliance, a program helping people recently released from prison readjust to living in our communities.

After hearing all three presentations, we voted to support The People Center.

Please make your checks payable to The People Center if you haven’t already written them.

Thank you to Susan, Lucy, and Sherri for helping us better understand the important work these organizations are doing in our community.

If you are a gal who lives in the Tri-Cities (Grand Haven, Ferrysburg, Spring Lake, MI) or have a connection to this part of Michigan, you are invited to attend our quarterly meetings in person or virtually. For more information, review our website: https://tricitieswomenwhocaremi.org/about-us

What can happen when a group of women comes together four times a year with a shared purpose?Over the past 16 years, the...
06/15/2026

What can happen when a group of women comes together four times a year with a shared purpose?

Over the past 16 years, the members of Tri-Cities Women Who Care have donated almost $2 million to local nonprofit organizations serving our community.

This Thursday, we'll gather once again to hear from local nonprofits and, through a democratic vote, select the next organization to receive a gift of approximately $30,000.

📍 Spring Lake Country Club
🕠 Thursday at 5:30 PM

If you've ever wondered how a simple idea can create a lasting impact, this is a great opportunity to learn more about Tri-Cities Women Who Care, meet current members, and see community philanthropy in action.

We hope you'll join us as we celebrate an incredible milestone—$2 million donated to local nonprofits throughout the Tri-Cities area this coming September.

Together, we are making a difference, one quarter at a time.

We had such a great meeting last night. We missed you if you were unable to attend. Cindy Anderson opened the meeting ...
03/20/2026

We had such a great meeting last night. We missed you if you were unable to attend. Cindy Anderson opened the meeting with her usual poignant comments. Mary Jane Evink shared how the Kiwanis Club of Grand Haven used our donations last quarter. Both women gave me goosebumps when listening to them. One of our members commented, “This is the highlight of my quarter (our group and our meeting).” If you ever wondered about us, please consider joining us on June 18. If you don’t have a friend attending, please introduce yourself to me. You can sit next to me.

🌟 Celebrating Compassion and Community! 🌟Last week Tri-Cities Women Who Care gathered as 266 strong, compassionate women...
11/22/2025

🌟 Celebrating Compassion and Community! 🌟
Last week Tri-Cities Women Who Care gathered as 266 strong, compassionate women committed to changing lives in our community. Our meeting was nothing short of inspiring, featuring presentations from Cyndi Casemier (Grand Haven Schools Foundation Preschool Initiative), Mary Jane Evink (Tri-Cities Kiwanis - supporting emergency services and the Sandy Huber Reading Initiative), and Megan Doss (Village of Spring North Bank Park). Our group selected the Tri-Cities Kiwanis-supporting emergency services for this quarter’s donation.

Here are some highlights:
💪 Our Tri-Cities MI chapter is not only a top performer in the world, but we also lead in membership, retention, and contributions! With a staggering $1,902,920 donated to date, we are on our way to hitting our $2M goal by June 2026.
🌍 This is the power of Giving Circles—where everyone’s small contributions combine to make a monumental impact. Last Thursday, we raised nearly $30,000 in just one hour, allowing us to directly support a local nonprofit and change countless lives.
✨ Every dollar matters, and every meeting builds our collective strength. As we enter this season of gratitude, our steering committee reflects on how thankful we are for each of you who make this incredible work possible. Together, we're proving that when women unite for a purpose, we can move mountains!

Let’s keep pushing for change, driven by compassion and collaboration.

This is more than a meeting; it’s a movement!

"If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together."

Thank you for your continued dedication and generosity! Here’s to our impact! 🙌

We gather, give and change lives.Last quarter, Tri-Cities Women Who Care proudly supported Kenzie’s Be Cafe with a $26,0...
11/12/2025

We gather, give and change lives.

Last quarter, Tri-Cities Women Who Care proudly supported Kenzie’s Be Cafe with a $26,000 donation, plus an additional $5,000 from the Schultz Foundation! Stephanie Herder shared how their Work Force Initiative is working to serve a waitlist of 40 people.

Our final 2025 meeting is set for November 20 at 5:30 p.m. at Spring Lake Country Club ballroom. We invite you to join us! If you know a local 501(c) nonprofit in need, as a WWC member, you can present their story. More info here: https://tricitieswomenwhocaremi.org/present

“100 Women Who Care proves that when women come together, small gifts create big change—whether it's restocking food pantry shelves or funding scholarships for youth. In just one hour, $100 from each member turns into hundreds or thousands for impactful local nonprofits. We don’t fundraise or host galas—we gather, give, and change lives.

One hour, one hundred dollars, one big impact. That’s 100 Women Who Care.

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We gathered last night for our quarterly meeting. Our speakers were exceptional. They represented three great organiza...
09/19/2025

We gathered last night for our quarterly meeting. Our speakers were exceptional. They represented three great organizations.

Sallie Crumbacher for the Village of Spring Lake The CAC hopes to create a more suitable, welcoming meeting space for their group therapy sessions
Stephanie Herder for Kenzie’s Be Cafe Work Force Initiative which is designed to take care of their 40 person wait list.
Ellen Eich for Tri-Cities Kiwanis Sandy Huber Reading Fund which gifts all Tri-Cities teachers resources to supplement their classroom reading activities. Barbara Lee thanked us for our support of the Momentum Center Bench Project and showed us the current Sizzle Reel about the great work they are doing. We selected Kenzie’s Be Cafe Work by democratic vote.

Our next meeting is November 20.

Cindy Anderson and Madonna Kramer will be attending the Women Who Care Conference this weekend. We will be the first chapter to donate $2 million dollar to our community by third quarter 2026.

If you live in the Grand Haven, Spring Lake or Ferrysburg, MI area, please consider joining us at our next meeting in November.

09/03/2025

We hope to see you at our upcoming meeting
Thursday, September 18
5:30 PM. sharp!
Spring Lake Country Club Ballroom

Last night our group met and heard from three local non profits. Each non-profit is doing important work in our communi...
06/20/2025

Last night our group met and heard from three local non profits. Each non-profit is doing important work in our community. The members selected the Momentum Center for a new project described by Barbara Lee. To learn more about our group, please visit our website. All women living in West Michigan are welcome to join us. https://tricitieswomenwhocaremi.org

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