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Women's Leadership Council Upcoming Events 


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Click here to see pictures from Women's Leadership Council events.

Click here to see the Women's Leadership Council 2010 newsletters.

 

2nd Annual Women’s Impact Lecture Series

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Helping women impact the community through courage, wellness & prosperity

Wed., Mar. 17 - Impact through Prosperity

Presenters: Nancy Gessner, Massillon Cable, Kay Feagles, Raymond James Financial Services, Candy Wallace, Volunteer & Activist

Moderator: Chryssa Hartnett, Stark County Prosecutor’s Office

 

Space is limited, so don’t miss your opportunity to hear compelling presentations and connect with dynamic women in Stark County!

Register online at: http://www.owba.org/

Cost: $25 per luncheon or $200 for table sponsorship

Location: University Conference Center, Kent Stark

                   6000 Frank Avenue NW, North Canton 44720

About the Women's Leadership Council

JOIN A POWERFUL COLLABORATIVE OF WOMEN

WHO ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT OUR COMMUNITY

The members of the Women’s Leadership Council of the United Way of Greater Stark County are a diverse group of dynamic female community and business leaders who are dedicated to making a difference in the health and welfare of greater Stark County.

 

GIVE 10%. GIVE 100%. GIVE 110%.

Join the more than 300 women leaders who annually contribute $1,000 or more to the United Way of Greater Stark County and who are engaged in meaningful change in our community.

GIVE AN HOUR.

GIVE A SATURDAY.

THINK OF WE BEFORE ME

Women have historically been leaders of social change through their personal passion, time and talent. Engaging the power of women, members of the Women’s Leadership Council educate, inspire and enrich our community while serving as philanthropic role models, mentors and leaders in greater Stark County.

 

EDUCATION

A Building Block for greater Stark County

Women’s Leadership Council members have a special focus for their work–youth graduating and continuing their education beyond high school.

 

BENEFITS OF JOINING

      • Your gift to United Way addresses the full spectrum of human need and works toward solving the underlying causes of     community challenges

      • Learn about greater Stark mentorship needs and how you can make a difference in the lives of other women and youth 

      • Network with dynamic women business and community leaders and learn about how they have achieved their community and philanthropic goals

      • A gift at this level earns you recognition as a United Way Leaders in Giving donor

United Way Women's Leadership Council is sponsored by Diebold and chaired by Connie Alltondieboldblue.png

 

For additional information on the Women's Leadership Council, please contact Linda Fergason, Manager, Donor Relations, at 330-491-9962.

Looking for a gift? Purchase Women's Leadership Council greeting cards. All proceeds go to helping young women in Stark County graduate and continue their education.
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