WPI’s latest report, All In For Women & Girls, shows that women’s foundation and fund donors -- the vast majority of whom are women -- are exemplary in many ways. Compared to general donors, this group gives more, engages more holistically, and views themselves as leaders in philanthropy.
Supporting women’s and girls’ causes has grown as a priority among social issues, andhave been at the forefront of this movement. These organizations award millions of dollars in grants each year and contribute critical resources to raising awareness on the status of, and issues facing, women.
Women’s foundations and funds receive their funding from a variety of sources, including individuals, corporate sponsors, and other foundations. Around one in five of these organizations are member-based, meaning individuals donate to join as a member and have a voice in where funding is distributed.
The way that these organizations enact change can vary. While many women's funds and foundations are relatively young organizations and tend to be run by a lean staff, they excel at identifying the needs of diverse groups of women and girls. Based in specific communities, these funding organizations are skilled at bringing together local leaders to address topical issues through the lens of gender and social change.
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