Women's Giving Circle of the Kitsap Peninsula
We empower women to collectively fund grants that make an impact in our community.
The Women’s Giving Circle of the Kitsap Peninsula promotes philanthropy among women of all generations.
Our grants support programs that uplift women and children in our community.
We are a group of socially-minded women with a deep desire to help our community, and we would love for you to
join us! We bring women together for a few fun and meaningful gatherings each year where we can enjoy each other’s
company, hear interesting presentations, and jointly decide which local nonprofits we want to help.
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Upcoming Gatherings
Thursday, January 16, 2020 for members and guests, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 19, 2020 Grantmaking dinner for members only
Thursday, June 25, 2020 2019 Grant Recipients Presentation
Thursday, September 24, 2020 Fall Gathering
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January 16
Gathering
Past Gathering Spotlight
Our June Gathering featured a talk by Aimee Fulwell of "Sail Like A Girl." The phrase "Sail Like a Girl" has a new meaning. Meet the all women's crew who not only crushed this stereotype but also the past two year's Race to Alaska (R2AK). Life often pulls us in a million directions, but these eight women sought their R2AK bid as a breather. Among these sailors were those with careers in law, product management, culinary education, coaching, and organizational management. Those running businesses, serving as consultants, and photographers who capture the essence of being on the water. And those who are also moms… Our members learned what drove these women to choose this epic 750-mile journey to Ketchikan as their break from the daily grind, how it helped them get out of their comfort zones and how they banded together to conquer whatever Mother Nature threw at them in the often treacherous waters known as the Inside Passage.