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100 WOMEN WHO CARE AT THE CONFLUENCE

LEWISTON, ID · EIN 88-2926475

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Giving Circle Grantmaking. 100 Women Who Care At The Confluence (100 Women) Operates As A Membership-based Giving Circle. Members Make Annual Contributions and Participate In A Collaborative Grantmaking Process to Support Local Nonprofit Organizations and Female Entrepreneurs. Throughout The Year, Members Nominate and Learn About Eligible Nonprofits and Small Businesses Serving The Community. At Our Quarterly Meetings, Members Vote to Select Grant Recipients, and The Majority Choice Organization is Awarded A $10,000 Grant to Support Their Programs and Growth. As of July 2025, The Organization Has Been Able to Offer $250 Micro-grants to The Runners Up to Thank Them for Their Time. This Model…

Organization
100 WOMEN WHO CARE AT THE CONFLUENCE
EIN
88-2926475
Address
239 HILLCREST RD, LEWISTON, ID, 83501-4209
County
Nez Perce
Tax category
Alliances & Advocacy - Philanthropy
NTEE classification
T01
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Financial information at a glance.

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$37,394reported assets
$64,035reported revenue
$49,474reported expenses
$6,085reported contributions
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