Salt Creek Grille has announced 100% of the proceeds from its 16th Annual Wine & Martini Tasting Fundraiser will go to Impact 100 Jersey Coast. This event, whih is always a sell out, will be held Thursday, April 11.

The Coast Star features Impact 100 Jersey Coast on the cover of its People Section. Women are welcome to join any of the membership events throughout Monmouth County to learn more.

TAPinto.net covers an Impact 100 Jersey Coast membership event in Colts Neck where like-minded women convened to talk about giving locally.

Rumson Living features Impact 100 Jersey Coast’s 2018 Annual Meeting in its January 2019 edition. The powerful evening, which fittingly fell on Giving Tuesday, ended with three deserving nonprofits each being awarded $112,000 grants.

The Coast Star features Impact 100 Jersey Coast’s 2018 Annual Meeting and its 2018 grantees, which include Caregiver Volunteers of Central Jersey, CFC Loud N Clear Foundation, and Family Resource Association, Inc. 336 Impact Jersey Coast were able to vote on the grantees out of a pool of five finalists in five categories. Each of the three grantees received a grant of $112,000 to go toward a specific project.

Community Magazine features Impact 100 Jersey Coast co-founders, Deirdre Spiropoulos and Heather Burke, on its January 2019 cover story, where they discuss how they brought the Impact 100 model to Monmouth County, the success they’ve had so far and what each of us can do to make our own impact.

TapInto.net covers the Impact 100 Jersey Coast annual meeting where, On ‘Giving Tuesday’, a few hundred members and supporters gathered at the Navesink Country Club in Middletown to announce the three charities that would be splitting evenly the $336,000 granted by Impact 100. The lucky winners are: Family Resource Associates, Caregiver Volunteers of Central Jersey, and CFC Loud ‘N’ Clear Foundation.

The Asbury Park Press highlights the Impact 100 Jersey Coast annual meeting, where $336,000 was awarded to nonprofits, which brings its total to nearly three-quarters of a million dollars in grants it’s handed out since it began in 2015.