20th anniversary – Wood River Women's Foundation

WRWF’S 20TH anniversary

Since its founding in 2005, WRWF has granted nearly $5 million to local nonprofits, helping to strengthen the social fabric of the Wood River Valley through programs in education, health, housing, the environment, and more. This milestone is more than a celebration—it’s a tribute to the power of women coming together with purpose and generosity to drive real change. For 20 years, WRWF has been a catalyst for progress, and as we honor the past, we look forward to a future filled with even greater possibility and community impact. Here’s to 20 years of giving, 20 years of growing, and 20 years of making a difference—together.

20 years of impact

Secure The Future

The Power of the WRWF Endowment Fund

The WRWF Endowment Fund was created to secure the future of the Foundation and support its continued success for generations to come. By growing this fund, WRWF ensures that it can keep doing what it does best—supporting local nonprofits, organizing impactful programs, and strengthening our community. The Endowment helps cover behind-the-scenes essentials like administrative support and technology, making sure everything runs smoothly while the mission of collective giving continues to thrive.

Donating to the Endowment Fund

💙 Keeps the Foundation strong by supporting daily operations and long-term planning
📈 Provides stability during economic ups and downs so grantmaking stays consistent
🌱 Protects the future by ensuring WRWF’s impact can grow for years to come

Celebrate with us

an evening to remember

Join the Wood River Women’s Foundation for a lively evening open to the public, filled with cocktails, finger foods, and plenty of mingling. This special event honors 20 years of collective giving, local impact, and community connection. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or just curious about what we do, come raise a glass with us, meet inspiring people, and help us celebrate two decades of making a difference—together!

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