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
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Members of Woman’s Life Chapter 920 in Marysville, Michigan, recently held a can and bottle drive to help support neighbors experiencing food insecurity. Their efforts raised $125.40 through recycling, and with $125 in Matching Funds from Woman’s Life, the chapter was able to purchase $250 worth of much-needed items for the SOS Marysville Food Pantry. Members delivered tea, coffee, crackers, tuna fish, feminine hygiene products, dish soap and milk to help stock the pantry shelves and serve local families. Thank you to Chapter 920 members for putting compassion into action and making a meaningful difference close to home.
Fun & Fellowship
Fifteen members and six guests of Woman’s Life Club 11, Port Huron, enjoyed a summer outing filled with friendly mini-golf competition, prizes, pizza, ice cream and arcade fun for the kids. Best of all, the day raised $600—including Matching Funds from Woman’s Life—for The Athletic Factory, a local organization creating opportunities for young people through athletics and educational support.
Hope In Action
We’re proud to celebrate Woman’s Life Chapter 807 Port Huron, Michigan, for supporting a cause close to its members’ hearts: P.S. You’re My Hero. During the annual Blue Water Cruise Weekend, chapter members raffled off a basket of gift cards to local businesses and raised $600, including Matching Funds from Woman’s Life, to help crime victims in need with financial assistance.




