Woman of Wonder is participating this year in Clark County’s GiveMore24!. Sign up to receive reminders about this year’s GiveMore24! fundraising event. Bookmark our page, and return to it on Thursday, September 23 to donate to Woman of Wonder during this massive fundraising event.

Seven things to know when researching a nonprofit. A nonprofit is an organization that has received a letter from the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) determining if the organization qualifies, for instance, as a 501(c)(3). The term 501(c)(3) refers to a portion of the IRS code that grants federal tax exemption for charities and private

The quality of a woman’s life is affected by internal and external resources. Resources, such as knowledge, training and honed skills, are vital to a woman seeking parity in today’s world. Add the challenge of paying for college to gain that next

My great-grandmother Idabelle Riley Monahan Haines was a Montana rancher, midwife, and supplier of organic free-range Thanksgiving turkeys to her neighbors and other customers. She grew lavender, pennyroyal, calendula, and peppermint

Woman of Wonder, a nonprofit that funds college scholarships for women, is looking for people who love to write cards, notes, letters, and/or a monthly email to a woman enrolled in college. Communication is focused on encouraging messages, uplifting stories, congrats

College is affordable and one of the best resources in the state to discover ways to negotiate college finances, is the A-Z of Paying for College workshops hosted by Washington State University Vancouver.

After reading over 250 applications the last two years, the Woman of Wonder scholarship committee has advice for you to consider – BEFORE you start your scholarship application. Please read these recommendations. Then, before you’re almost done, check them again.

Make a difference while you shop in the Amazon app, at no extra cost to you. Follow the instructions below to select "Woman of Wonder" as your charity and activate AmazonSmile in the app. Amazon Smile will donate a portion of your eligible mobile app purchases to us.

You, our generous donors, stepped up to provide the first scholarship funds and in-kind gifts to Woman of Wonder, Inc. You shine brightly. You are the foundation that makes a difference in everyone’s lives. Thank you so much for being part of this journey.

Giving Clubs for the year 2020 for Woman of Wonder. Their gifts provided educational scholarships to worthy Washington state students.

Thank you to the following corporations, organizations, and businesses for direct contributions and indirect support to Woman of Wonder since our inception through 2020.

Woman of Wonder, Inc. announces the appointment of two new board members, Tori Davenport and Patricia Stephens, and an additional role for current board member Kailynn Keirstead.

The quality of a woman’s life is affected by internal and external resources. Resources, such as knowledge, training and honed skills, are vital to a woman seeking parity in today’s world. Add the challenge of

Founding members of Woman of Wonder donor clubs provided gifts during the years 2018-2019. Their gifts provided educational scholarships to worthy Washington state students.

Last year, as we approached Giving Tuesday, the world of donors and asking for support danced before us in nuanced opportunities: say the right words, ask with thanksgiving, inspire others to support us.

Carol Doane speaks Wednesday, November 6 at First Presbyterian Church Vancouver at their Wednesday night dinner event: Friends Eating and Studying Together (FEAST).

One of our board members came to us as a fresh, savvy college student. She brought knowledge of how to make the most out of personal resources, and she offers ongoing insight to the board from a student's perspective.

One of our greatest gifts began with an email.

Hi there,

We are a nonprofit bridal store that raises funds for local and national women-focused charities. We have locations in Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. We love your mission and have approved a gift to your organization for $10,000 . . .

Woman of Wonder, a 501(c)(3) organized in 2018 to fund college scholarships, chose three Washington women for its first awards: Sarah J. Reitmeier, Katherine L. Kelly, and Kayla S. Parsons all of Clark County, Wash.

The foundation of Woman of Wonder’s support comes from the community at large. ​In its first eight months, Woman of Wonder resonated with the community and developed twenty contributors.