Inspiring and educating women to become leaders in philanthropy is a key component of the WRWF mission. The better we become at identifying and addressing community needs, the more effective we’ll be at maximizing our impact.
We offer multiple learning opportunities throughout the year.
Here’s What’s Coming Up
Check back soon for more events!
Click here to view a recording of the “State of the Valley, 2021” which was aired live from The Community Library on January 12th, 2021.
Past Events
State of The Valley, 2021
A Winter Forum Sponsored by the Wood River Women's Foundation with The Community Library Aired: Tuesday, January 12th, 2021 Click here to view a recording of the presentation. Moderator: Jenny…
October –Education Forum on Aging and Elder Care
October –Education Forum on Aging and Elder Care Shawna Wasko of the Office on Aging at the College of Southern Idaho On October 29, about thirty WRWF members heard…
FACT SHEET The Children of Blaine County (2015, with 2018 updates)
FACT SHEET The Children of Blaine County (2015, with 2018 updates) Family Income- There are just over 5,000 children in Blaine County (BC). Median family income for BC is $58,086. …
Resources
Equity and Justice Resources
Click here to view a PDF with resources compiled by Aki Shibuya, Operations & Membership Manager at the Washington Women’s Foundation
Posts
Our school district is one of the largest year-round employers in the county, with over 500 staff. We have three elementary schools: Alturas for Woodside, Bellevue and Hailey, Hemingway STEAM…
Upcoming Education Event The Education Committee invites you to: Winter Forum on "The State of Our Valley" with a panel of local experts Monday, January 13th, 3pm - 5:30pm The…
National conference of women's collective giving organizations focused on increasing our collective knowledge of effective responses to address community needs by sharing new ways of thinking about philanthropy. Visit: https://catalistwomen.org/event-3306892