In honor of National Hispanic Month. In the 1920s Mexican laborers moved to California to work in the citrus groves. At that time, it was not unusual to see signs in restaurant windows that said, “No dogs or Mexicans.” This

Early giving for Give More 24 is off to a strong start. Thanks to our generous supporters, Woman of Wonder has already raised $435 toward our $5,000 goal. But we’re just getting started. Tomorrow, September 25, we unlock $2,200 in matching funds, which means every dollar

We’re excited to introduce new and returning donors to the opportunity to widen the circle and invite their friends into the joy of giving. Now’s the time to jump into the option provided by Facebook to celebrate your birthday and fund a good cause.

StartUp Washington helps entrepreneurs grow smarter, not just bigger. Starting a business is more than just having a great idea. It’s about having the right people in your corner. We discovered StartUp Washington offers robust mentorship and support programs to help

When reviewing the 2025–2026 Woman of Wonder Scholarship applications, one theme stood out loud and clear: volunteerism. These applicants aren’t just pursuing degrees—they’re actively building stronger, more compassionate communities.

When we first launched our Pen Pals initiative, the idea was simple: connect caring community members with college students through handwritten notes and emails. We imagined a back-and-forth exchange, a modern twist on the classic pen pal tradition. But as the program

Starting a business is exciting—but let’s be honest, it can also be financially overwhelming. Whether you're launching a bakery, opening a boutique, or starting a consulting service one of the biggest hurdles is finding the money to make it happen.

As a single mom, I always emphasized the importance of college to my daughter—not just as a path to a better-paying job, but as “mom insurance,” a way to protect her future and open doors to a career she’d truly love. That belief, rooted in my family’s deep value for education,

Washington’s entrepreneurial spirit is thriving, and Woman of Wonder is helping lead the charge by connecting entrepreneurs and small business owners—especially women—with state tools, workshops, and business fairs to ignite inclusive growth and economic empowerment.

June 18, 2018 marked a turning point in U.S. history, as outrage over the Trump administration’s family separation policy gripped the nation. While leaders in Washington D.C. demanded accountability, and local law enforcement worked to align with civil rights

Woman of Wonder recently received an email from the WashBoard.org noting that they had disabled our scholarship, because our scholarship is for women.

The WashBoard.org gave us the option of removing this distinction. We declined.

Join Woman of Wonder for an exciting and enjoyable in-person book swap event. There will be a delightful selection of snacks, engaging activities, book giveaways, and a grand prize, all aimed at supporting a wonderful cause: college scholarships.

The scholarship committee is meeting Monday, July 10 to make the final decision on the scholarship applications. We had a team of eight people who helped

We are honored to recognize a recent gift made in memory of Martine Larsen, a remarkable woman whose life was defined by resilience, brilliance, and boundless compassion.

Two sisters have established a designated fund within the Woman of Wonder scholarship organization specifically to help women who have experienced domestic violence.

Giving Clubs for the year 2021 for Woman of Wonder. These gifts provided educational scholarships to worthy Washington state students.

Two close friends, Cindy Ongers and Nancey Stratton West united by their love for creativity and community, began a heartwarming tradition of crafting holiday wreaths together each winter.

As you go through your day, take a moment to reflect on what was, what is, and is yet to come, for you, your family, and your future. Because, as BTS sings, "your “best is what comes next.”

After a remarkable career in advertising, we celebrate the retirement of Mary Krist—a true icon of leadership, creativity, and compassion.

It’s hard to know when you start a nonprofit whose life you will touch or how they’ll respond. One of the greatest gifts we offer each other is the gift of connection and creating community.