Author name: Womens Impact Fund

How To Guide for our Membership Portal

How To Guide for our Membership Portal By Fielding Williams In September, we unveiled a brand new website design, accompanied by a transition to a new customer relationship management (CRM) software. This platform now manages member profiles, memberships, and event information more efficiently compared to our previous software. If you haven’t signed into your profile …

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Engaging in Charlotte’s Black History Month Activities

Engaging in Charlotte’s Black History Month Activities By Virginia Reid Need some suggestions to help immerse yourself in Black History Month celebrations and contribute to fostering a more inclusive community? Visit Local Museums and Exhibits Attend Virtual or Local Events Support Black-Owned Businesses Volunteer for Community Initiatives Read and Share Black Literature  Educate Yourself and …

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Stories of Impact: ArtPop Street Gallery

Stories of Impact: ArtPop Street Gallery By Giggi Egge On December 7, 2023, ArtPop Street Gallery held its Cities Program Reveal event at Le Méridien uptown. Click here to see one of our WIF at Large Directors, April Whitlock, introducing the artists. This event inaugurated the Charlotte Region Cities Program Class of 2024, which includes nineteen adults and one …

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Empowering Positive Change: The King Center and Nonviolence 365

Empowering Positive Change: The King Center and Nonviolence 365 By Leslie Cramer In 1968, Mrs. Coretta Scott King founded The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, a living memorial dedicated to preserving and advancing Dr. King’s legacy. For over 50 years, the center has served as a global destination, resource hub, and …

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Stories of Impact: Visual Arts and Performance Center

Stories of Impact: Visual Arts and Performance Center Provided by VAPA and edited by Lindsay VanGorden At VAPA, our unwavering commitment to our mission statement, “To cultivate accessible exhibition and creative workspaces to inspire and nurture the relationship between artists and the community,” drives every facet of our organization. We take immense pride in fostering …

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