Thank You, Spokane!

Thank you to all of the sponsors, table captains and guests whose energy, commitment and support made this year's 17th Annual WHWF benefit luncheon a success.  We couldn't have done it without you and look forward to seeing you next year!

Women Helping Women Fund

Women Helping Women Fund

2009 Luncheon Sponsors

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Annual Luncheon Raises $240K for Local Programs

jeanchatzky_podiumresizeOnce again, generosity abounded at the Women Helping Women Fund's signature event on May 18, 2009.  Despite the difficult economy, over 1,700 women and men gathered to learn more about the 27 women and children's programs funded in 2008-2009 and provide over $240,000 in much needed support for local programs in the upcoming year.

In addition, attendees enjoyed a keynote address provided by Today show financial advisor and award-winning journalist Jean Chatzky.  Chatzky offered further inspiration by sharing her eight guiding principles for financial success, as outlined in her newest book, The Difference.

 Included in Chatzky's list of essential behaviors are practicing gratitude and giving back to your community.   The members of the WHWF board could not agree more.  The support provided by our luncheon sponsors and generous gifts received from attendees will truly make "the difference" for women and children in need in the Spokane area.

Photo credit: Portrait Creations by Diane Maehl


 
Table for 50? No Problem for This Table Captain!

roxanndempseWhen it comes to a passionate and consistent commitment to the Women Helping Women Fund, Roxann Dempsey is an exemplary model and premier table captain for the annual luncheon. The Director of Records Management at Eastern Washington University, Roxann has served as a table captain for all 16 previous luncheons and will continue her tradition this year by hosting five tables. 

Read more: Table for 50? No Problem for This Table Captain!