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UNITING WOMEN

IMPACTING COMMUNITIES

$2.48 Million in Impactful Funding
Awarded to 28 Local Organizations

$2.48 Million in Impactful Funding Awarded To 28 Local Organizations

Impact 100 Jersey Coast is thrilled to announce that this year we will be awarding four grants of at least $100,000 to fund high-impact projects serving those in need in Monmouth County.

Our 2023 Application Deadline has now passed.

Visit the Grants pages of our website to learn more about the application process.

UPCOMING EVENTS

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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR...

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2022 GRANT RECIPIENTS

Impact 100 Jersey Coast is thrilled to announce our four Impact grant recipients who will each receive $100,000.

B oys and Girls Club of Monmouth County in collaboration with Food For Thought by the Sea
No Limits Cafe
Shore House
Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide

AND TO OUR...

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2022 MISSION AWARD RECIPIENTS

We are also delighted to be able to award four Mission Awards of $8,750 each to:

2023 Welcome Message from our Co-President

Click here for full welcome email to 2023 members from Rowena Crawford-Phillips and Lori Missig.

Stay tuned for further updates!

2021 Grantee Update

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2021 Annual Report

WHO WE ARE

We are women of different ages and backgrounds who combine our charitable dollars, experience, and energy to make a tangible difference in our area. Impact Jersey Coast is part of a growing international movement that empowers women to fund transformational changes in our local communities.

OUR GOALS

We will create a forum to raise awareness of our community’s most pressing needs and fund transformational grants for high-impact projects addressing those needs. We will also strengthen and expand our giving circle to encompass the richness of ideas, perspectives, and the participation of diverse women from a wide range of identities.

HOW IMPACT 100 WORKS

The Impact 100 model empowers women to see themselves as philanthropists and overcome the barriers women have historically faced in this arena. The model is designed for transformational grant-making within local communities, with a minimum grant size of $100,000.