Hamilton County Women in Philanthropy

Hamilton County Women in Philanthropy unites women in Hamilton County to inspire and promote philanthropy by working collaboratively to cultivate a strong, vibrant community.

Women in Philanthropy (WIP) unites individuals who share a common vision of making a significant impact through collective giving and community involvement. WIP leverages the power of its members to drive meaningful change in Hamilton County. The program operates with a formal executive committee structure, with each member actively engaged in areas that align with their interests, whether it be education, grantmaking, or membership.

Dawn Shaw serves as the Membership Committee Chair, Jaime Kreutz chairs the Grant Committee, and April Mason chairs the Education Committee. Through their collective efforts, WIP members are connected to the needs of the community and the organizations addressing those needs. This collaborative approach allows members to maximize their philanthropic impact while fostering shared purpose and meaningful engagement.

Testimonials

"Being a part of Women in Philanthropy has been such a rewarding experience. It's empowering to come together with other women who share my passion for making our community a better place. Together, we have the power to create meaningful change, and I'm proud to see the impact our collective giving has had on Hamilton County." - WIP Member

"Women in Philanthropy is more than just a giving group; it's a movement. By pooling our resources and ideas, we are able to make a significant difference in the lives of people in our community. I'm constantly inspired by the dedication and generosity of the women involved." - WIP Founder/Member