Local Women.

Local Giving.

Local Impact.

100 women for good boise.

Since 2019, over 150 Treasure Valley women have collectively given over $400K to local nonprofits—proving the power of giving together.

100 Women For Good Boise is a community of women united by one simple but powerful mission: to create meaningful, lasting impact for local nonprofits—together.

Each member contributes $100 per quarter ($400 annually). Individually, it’s manageable. Together, it’s transformational. Every quarter, our collective giving generates $10,000–$20,000 for a single local nonprofit, amplifying individual donations into real, measurable change.

We intentionally support local and underfunded organizations, ensuring 100% of our donations stay right here in the Boise and Treasure Valley community.

We believe philanthropy should be accessible—and that anyone can be a philanthropist. When women come together with a shared purpose, the impact is extraordinary. Join us—and be part of something bigger!

One Mission. Local Impact. Collective Power.

Become a Change-Maker
Become a Change-Maker

It’s Simple.

1 Hour Meeting per quarter.
3 Presentations.
1 Group Vote.
$10,000+ Raised for a Local Cause!

It’s Effective.

100% Local: Every dollar stays right here in the Treasure Valley to support our neighbors.

It’s Powerful.

Show up, listen, learn, network, vote, give, and smile! You just fueled transformative change in our backyard.

Upcoming Giving Events

  • May 5, 2026 🌮

    7:00-8:00PM

    Coiled Wines
    3408 W Chinden Blvd
    in Garden City

  • August 4, 2026

    7:00-8:00 p.m.

    Location TBD

  • November 2, 2026

    (Monday before Election Day)

    Location TBD

What Nonprofits and Members are saying.

  • Through 100WFG, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of the real and immediate needs within our community. Learning about different charities each quarter has opened my eyes to gaps I hadn’t recognized and reinforced how vital local support truly is.

    It’s shifted my perspective on giving—from something occasional to a consistent, collective effort that has the power to create real, lasting change.

    — Carrie S.

  • Such a great & easy way to multiply my small $400 annual donation into $60,000 which makes a huge impact on several small non-profit organizations helping so many people in need.

    Being a member of 100 Women For Good since the beginning, I have learned there is so much more need and so many more organizations helping those in need in the Treasure Valley than I ever knew about in the past.

    —Cathy D.

  • The 100 Women for Good grant made it possible for us to continue our English for Seniors class, which was at risk of reduced hours without dedicated funding. For elderly refugees, this class supports not only English learning but also connection and well‑being. One student shared, “I like being in class…I don’t like to be home by myself,” while another said it helps them “not feel lonely.” Beyond the financial support, receiving this grant helped elevate the importance of serving older adult learners in our community. We are so grateful for 100 Women for Good! 

    — English Language Center, Nov 2025 Recipient

  • The 100WFG grant was the initial donation toward our $100K Friday Coffee project, serving as a vital catalyst for our fundraising efforts. This contribution enables us to employ over 20 adults with disabilities at our first brick-and-mortar coffee shop, opening in the North End in the summer of 2026.

    Providing an inclusive work environment offers these individuals meaningful community roles and consistent routines that support their mental health.

    As a smaller organization, receiving this grant significantly increased our visibility and demonstrated our reputation to larger local family foundations. It was an essential stepping stone in making the Friday Coffee project a reality.


    Belong Collective, Nov 2024 Recipient

Our Partners in Philanthropy.

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