Chapter Support Programs – Volunteer Service Project Grant
The Society will provide seed money to help chapters perform hands-on, visible service in their communities. A grant will be provided to help cover the cost of materials and/or supplies needed to carry out a volunteer service project initiated and organized by the Woman’s Life chapter subject to:
- Grants must be applied for and approved before project starts.
- Grants will be paid upon approval.
- Chapters can apply for grants up to $500 per project, with a maximum of $5,000 per year per chapter for the total of all matching funds and volunteer service project grants.
- Chapters can do multiple projects for a recipient but grants are based on costs for specific projects/work effort.
- Minimum of 5 chapter members must work on the project.
Volunteer Service Project Grant Program Request Form
Making a Difference
With support from a Woman’s Life Volunteer Service Project Grant, members of Chapter 701 Fort Myers, Florida, prepared and served hot meals to 146 individuals in need at the Bootstrap Homeless Ministry. Along with a warm meal, they also distributed additional food and drink items. Members described the experience as a rewarding way to give back to their community.
Serving Up Compassion
Members of Woman’s Life Chapter 800 Fort Gratiot, Michigan, served Monday Night Family Dinner at the Blue Water Recovery and Outreach Center, with the help of a Volunteer Service Project Grant from Woman’s Life. These weekly Family Dinners support the Center’s mission of providing support to those seeking recovery from addiction. Chapter members fed 100 grateful guests on their recovery journeys with a homemade meal that included sloppy joes, coleslaw, fresh broccoli and cauliflower, and 10 delicious homemade dump cakes. Everything was devoured — even the veggies!
Spreading Holiday Cheer
Members of Woman’s Life Chapter 721 Pennville, Indiana put the true spirit of the season into action! Members gathered at the Pennville Community Center for their annual Holiday Party to assemble beautiful fruit baskets for low-income seniors and individuals experiencing homelessness. The joy didn’t stop there—members personally delivered the baskets throughout the community, sharing not just food, but kindness, connection, and cheer.
