Women’s Fund

The Women’s Fund grant cycle opens July 20th!

When women thrive,
communities prosper

When women thrive
communities prosper

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The Women’s Fund of the Stateline Community Foundation is an endowed fund to inspire, empower and support women and girls through research, collaboration, advocacy and pooled resources.

Agenda for social change:

  1. Highlight issues – use updated data about the status of women and girls to raise awareness, encourage collaboration and catalyze action for change
  2. Advocacy – use our collective wisdom and voices to highlight hidden or emerging needs and resolve them to improve the lives of women and families in the area
  3. Funding – give grants to service providers for new ideas to fill gaps and emerging needs not covered through traditional funding sources

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2026 Women’s Fund
Annual Appeal

Each year, the Women’s Fund invests in programs that uplift women and girls across the Stateline. In 2025, thanks to your generosity, we awarded $20,000 in grants—supporting survivors, advancing education, and empowering the next generation of leaders.

Your gift today ensures this vital work continues. When women thrive, our whole community prospers.

We invite you to give and explore our full appeal—discover the impact your support has made possible and the vision we’re building together for the future.

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Tara Tinder | Clint Wolf, Beloit Daily News photo

Tara Tinder | Clint Wolf, Beloit Daily News photo

Homelessness is focus of Stateline Community Foundation Women’s Fund Luncheon

CLINT WOLF — Beloit Daily News, Senior Reporter
May 11, 2023 Updated Nov 21, 2023

Beloit Daily NewsBELOIT — Isabella Flores bounced from house to house of family members as she tried to balance her roles as high school student and new mother.

“My school attendance got to be bad,” she admitted.

But, thanks to support and guidance, she was able to graduate from high school early and she plans to attend the University of Wisconsin — Whitewater to earn a nursing degree.

“It was knowing I wasn’t alone and I had support,” she said when asked what helped her get through her challenges.

Flores was among those who spoke during the Stateline Community Foundation Women’s Fund Spring Luncheon on Thursday at the Eclipse Center, when homelessness was the focus of the day.

Women’s Fund Board

Nicole Kovarik

Nicole Kovarik

Chair
Amy Mitchell

Amy Mitchell

Vice Chair
Marcy Reedy

Marcy Reedy

Treasurer
Kedron Wiersgalla

Kedron Wiersgalla

Grant Making
Miranda Becker

Miranda Becker

Leslie Bridges

Leslie Bridges

Betty Magnus

Betty Magnus

Maria Elena White

Maria Elena White

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