Sylvia Mendez’s fight for education equality led to the landmark case Mendez v. Westminster, ending school segregation in California. Woman of Wonder honors her legacy during Hispanic Heritage Month, showing how one girl’s courage helped pave the way for Brown v. Board of Education.

A website is essential for any business—it’s your digital front door. Woman of Wonder shares free resources from Washington State to help entrepreneurs build sites that fit their goals, from e-commerce to AI integration. Courses cover budgeting, design, user experience, and launch strategies to help women succeed online.

Woman of Wonder joins Give More 24, Southwest Washington’s biggest giving day, with a $5,000 goal and $2,200 in matching funds. Donations support scholarships for women in Southwest Washington. Every dollar given doubles in impact—uplifting women through education, entrepreneurship, and community care.

Turn your birthday into a gift for others! Woman of Wonder shows how to set up a Facebook fundraiser to support scholarships for women. Start two weeks early, invite friends, and share why you care. Every donation helps empower women through education—making your celebration a ripple of kindness.

StartUp Washington offers free mentorship to help entrepreneurs grow smarter. Woman of Wonder highlights local Startup Centers that provide one-on-one coaching, workshops, and networking—especially for rural and underserved communities. Virtual options make expert guidance accessible to all.lp

Woman of Wonder’s scholarship applicants aren’t just students—they’re changemakers. From tutoring and mentoring to organizing events, aiding clinics, and advocating for equity, their volunteer work strengthens communities. These stories show that a scholarship is more than support—it’s a seed of lasting impact.

Woman of Wonder’s Pen Pal program evolved into a one-way act of kindness with a two-way impact. Since many college students—especially working moms—can’t always reply, the focus shifted to sending encouragement without expecting a response. Three new name options reflect this mission including Kindness Couriers.

StartUp Washington offers 27 creative ways to fund your business—from crowdfunding to angel investors. Woman of Wonder highlights microloans, grants, and financial education tailored for women, rural entrepreneurs, and gig workers. Free tools and real-life success stories show how smart funding fuels lasting impact.

Carol Doane shares how a $200 barrier inspired the founding of Woman of Wonder. As a single mom, she saw college as “mom insurance”—a way to secure her daughter’s future. The nonprofit now helps women overcome financial hurdles to attend college. Every gift opens doors and empowers women to say, “I am Woman Wonder.”

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.

Outrage over the 2018 family separation policy sparked Woman of Wonder’s founding. As thousands of children were taken from their parents, the nonprofit chose action—supporting moms through education. June 18 became a symbol of protest and purpose, launching a mission to uplift women striving to complete college.

Woman of Wonder’s scholarship was disabled by WashBoard.org for being women-focused. The nonprofit refused to remove this distinction, reaffirming its mission to support women’s education, especially single moms and women with limited support, and invites community backing for educational scholarships..

Woman of Wonder launched a White Elephant Book Exchange to promote community sharing and literacy. Members can donate gently used books and pick up new reads, creating a sustainable way to connect, learn, and support each other through the joy of reading.

Woman of Wonder announced that final scholarship award decisions are coming soon. The update reassures applicants that reviews are nearly complete and encourages them to stay connected for official notifications and next steps in supporting women’s education.

Woman of Wonder honors Martine Larsen, a passionate advocate for women’s education and empowerment. Her dedication and generosity shaped countless lives. The tribute celebrates her legacy and commitment to creating opportunities for women to thrive.

Two sisters, survivors of domestic violence, created a scholarship fund to help women rebuild their lives through education. Woman of Wonder shares their story and invites others to support or apply for the Sisters Fund, which empowers women to break cycles of abuse and pursue independence.

Woman of Wonder introduces Giving Clubs for 2022, inviting donors to join groups that pool resources for greater impact. These clubs foster community, amplify support for women’s programs, and make giving more meaningful through shared goals and collective generosity.

Two friends, Cindy Ongers and Nancey Stratton West, teamed up to create festive wreaths, turning a simple idea into a joyful holiday tradition. Their collaboration highlights creativity, friendship, and the spirit of giving, inspiring others to craft and share beauty during the season.

Woman of Wonder reflects on Juneteenth, emphasizing diversity, equity, and inclusion as ongoing commitments. The message celebrates progress while acknowledging work ahead, inspiring hope and action for a future where equality and opportunity truly thrive.

Woman of Wonder celebrates Mary Krist’s retirement, honoring her years of dedication and leadership. Her commitment to empowering women and fostering community leaves a lasting legacy. The tribute thanks Mary for her vision and impact on the organization’s mission.