- Encourage donors to give to your organization using these tips.
- Invite other women’s and girls’ organizations to do the same.
- Share your Give to Women and Girls Day experiences and success stories
with us at wpi@mcpstrategies.com.
Give to Women and Girls Day serves as a call to action for donors to direct more giving toward women’s and girls’ organizations that are in need of greater funding. By utilizing the Women’s Philanthropy Institute’s research, organizations can develop a strategic approach to working more closely with women donors and uplifting the need for this collective giving. Find more research to inform your fundraising plans here.
Share the great work your organization is doing and encourage donors to #GiveToWomenAndGirls! Use these resources—including social media graphics, copy and email messaging—to help spread the word of Give to Women and Girls Day October 11 and every day, and encourage your supporters to do the same.
GIVE TO WOMEN AND GIRLS DAY TOOLKITCheck back for updates on Give to Women and Girls Day 2023. In the meantime, continue to use the resources on this site to help inform your giving and fundraising efforts!
The only comprehensive data on charitable organizations dedicated to women and girls in the U.S., the Women & Girls Index (WGI) tracks the amount of charitable giving these organizations receive from individuals, foundations, and corporations. Thanks to funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, WPI has updated the WGI annually since 2019. While nearly 50,000 organizations are dedicated to women and girls across the U.S., the WGI consistently shows that less than 2% of all charitable giving goes to these organizations.
By incorporating this important data into fundraising communications, organizations can highlight the need for greater funding and encourage donors to consider aligning their giving in a way that uplifts women and girls. Find resources to encourage donors to #GiveToWomenAndGirls here.
Give to Women and Girls Day encourages financial giving to women’s and girls’ organizations, but there are many other ways you can generate support for your organization. Consider the 7 Ts of philanthropy — Treasure, Testimony, Time, Talent, Ties, Trust and Transparency — when planning how to engage your community.
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