Local Women Unite to Support Charities at Utah Valley Meeting
OREM — The Utah Valley Chapter of Women Who Care continues to make a significant impact on local charities, recently donating $15,000 to Dine Bi Chidi, a charity dedicated to providing vehicles for the Navajo community, helping them access essential resources like clean water and food.
Founded in 2019 by Jessica Farnsworth, the chapter aims to create a community focused on charitable efforts in Utah County. “We envisioned gathering 100 members, fostering a culture of giving, education, and connection,” Farnsworth stated.
At their quarterly meetings, women network and hear presentations from various local charities. Joe Tuaia’ana, founder of the i love you, bro Project, spoke at the latest gathering, sharing insights on mental health support for men, enabled by previous funding from the organization.
Members, contributing $100 each quarter, engage directly in the funding process, voting for the charities they feel are most deserving. Since its inception, the chapter has donated over $190,000 to local organizations and aims to expand membership to 200. New member Cindy Brown emphasized the importance of shared perspectives among women, reinforcing the chapter’s commitment to community support.
For further details, visit the Utah Valley 100 Women Who Care website.
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