Chapter Support Programs – Matching Funds Program

The Society will match $1 for each $1 raised by Woman’s Life members through fundraising on a project initiated and organized by the Woman’s Life chapter.

• Each fundraiser must be pre-approved by Home Office.
• The fundraiser must benefit a needy person(s) or a not-for-profit organization.
• Up to $500 per project will be matched, up to $5,000 per year per chapter for the total of all matching funds and volunteer service project grants.
• The chapter can do multiple projects for one recipient as well as select a number of different project recipients.
• Minimum of 5 chapter members must work on the project.

Matching Funds Program Request Form

Meals on Wheels

Members of Woman’s Life Chapter 817 Southfield, Michigan, collected $1,000, including Matching Funds from Woman’s Life, to support the Pontiac Meals on Wheels Foundation, an organization that delivers meals daily to senior citizens. On Thanksgiving Day, chapter members presented their donation to the foundation and volunteered to help prepare and deliver meals to local seniors.

Connecting with Veterans

Members of Woman’s Life Chapter 864 Clarkston, Michigan, gathered to raise money for Veterans Connected, a local organization that provides financial and emotional support and services for veterans. Chapter members also created cards of thanks and encouragement and collected snacks to be sent to active troops serving overseas. Including Matching Funds from Woman’s Life, the chapter raised $1,000 to support our veterans.

Crafty Fundraising

Members of Woman’s Life Chapter 919 Wyoming, Michigan, got crafty with a fundraiser for women in their community. Participants created a personalized project, such as a doormat, pallet sign, or farmhouse tray, using wood and paint. The result was beautiful items for their home AND funds to support the Family Life Center of West Michigan, an organization that provides housing and support for pregnant women in need. Including Matching Funds from Woman’s Life, the chapter raised $400 for this worthy cause.