100+WomenWhoCarePR
Gives Back
Bringing Hope to Puerto Rico
100+WomenWhoCarePR seeks to make a positive impact within the Puerto Rican Community by establishing a forum in which modest donations by members combine to form a significant pooling of funds.
Please join us in this effort.
We gather at quarterly meetings to hear three short presentations from nonprofits that have been nominated by individual members . Afterwards, the membership votes and the nonprofit with the most votes is awarded a check for $50 from each of the members, for a collective, impactful donation. Therefore, the larger the membership, the bigger the pot and the greater the impact!
Winners .... Update
2024
Raíces y Acción, Inc. - Using theatre to inspire and prepare high schoolers for community engagement … around the island.
Casa de la Bondad - Domestic Violence shelter that serves the southeastern towns on the island.
Brigadas Comunitarias - Public restoration projects, community empowerment & environmental planning.
2023
Hospital Del Niño PR - Fondos para ampliar Centro de Aprendizaje
San Augustin del Coqui (C.A.S.A) - Home for adolescent boys awaiting adoption.
LAS MUJERES BARTOLEÑAS - An interior island town with agricultural and community needs.
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Hogar Santa Teresa Jornet de Cupey - A home for the elderly.
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2022
San Juan Community Library
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OPAPA PR
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Colegio San Gabriel, Inc para sordos or deaf children
Colegio Nuestra Señora del Perpetuo Socorro
2021
Liga de Estudiantes de Artes de San Juan
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Vivero Leboná/Buen Pastor Community Garden (Hermanas Misioneras del Buen Pastor)
Hogares Rafaela Ybarra
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Mujeres de Islas de Culebra
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2020
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Sir Henry Sato Rescue
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Alimentación Segura Infantil
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Hogar Sustituto Rosanna Corp.
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Assoc Educ. Pro Desarrollo Culebra Inc.
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2019
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Centro Educativo J. Vedruna
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Hogar del BuenPastor
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Caras con Causa
Padres Redentoristas in Lares
CASA
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2018
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Hogar Ruth, Inc.
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Nominations from members will now be accepted for our next meeting. Charities on the island do not have to be 501(c)(3). There must be a definite need.
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Thank you for participating in the giving circle here on our island.
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Requesting Your Support
You’ll Be Glad You Did!
All of us have the chance to make a change for good in our community. Be assured that your commitment of a check for $50 a quarter pooled with equal amounts from like-minded persons will make a difference in the lives of Puerto Ricans struggling with the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria earthquakes.
Founding Team: Marilyn Stalzer, Kitty Moscoso, M.D. (Lita) Taracido, Kathy Perez
Quarterly Donations to
a Charity in Puerto Rico
If you feel moved by the causes that 100+WomenWhoCarePR wants to promote - worthy charities that need a financial boost to continue helping Puerto Rico rebuild - we would very much appreciate your support. Join us 4x a year to magnify the impact of single check donations. We will be zooming so pay attention to emails....
Who We Are and What We Do
Lending a Helping Hand
Inspired by the 2017 Maria and Irma Hurricane devastation on the island, 100+ Women Who Care Puerto Rico is modeled on affiliates in over 350 needy locations worldwide.
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Four times a year a needy charity will have a chance to receive checks from hopefully 100 persons at the nomination meeting. Zooming during Covid-19. Membership / commitment and participation inquiry should be sent to mdtaracido@gmail.com (Lita)
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Nonprofit nominations should be sent to Maykitpr@gmail.com (Kitty) There are no administration fees nor money handling; individual checks are filled out in the chosen nonprofit's name and will be handed over to the charity.
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If you know of a worthy organization in Puerto Rico needing help, please send us contact information about their mission, population, and other funding sources, so they may compete for this quarterly giving event.
"Great things are done by a series of small things brought together"
Vincent Van Gogh
The 100Women check is handed to Las Mujeres Bartoleñas. They will apply our donation toward their support for women in this western mountain town suffering from domestic violence. Others also support the schools and food scarcity.
