We know it takes a lot more than dollars to change the course of our future—that’s why our members bring their resources, expertise, connections, and dreams to the table. When we pool our resources and work in deep partnership with movements, the future we envision becomes inevitable.
We Grow Together. We Rise Together.
At WDN, we understand that our struggles, our power, and our liberation are intertwined. Our approach invites donors to transform their relationship to power and wealth and wield it for good. We do this through our four pillars.
Learn about what Women Donors Network and grantee partners have been up to.
WDN's newest Peer Community, Sacred Donor Activism, connected spirit, heart, and action. Co-led by WDN members Nina Simons and Sonali Sangeeta Balajee, the space offered WDN members a chance to explore how a deeper connection to themselves can bring greater clarity, intention, and purpose to their giving and activism.
Welcome to Kaylyn Kvochak, Women Donors Network's new Vice President for Community & Development! Kaylyn will drive our fundraising strategy, vision for membership growth, donor stewardship, and community building. Previously, Kaylyn led fundraising for the National Domestic Workers Alliance and Care in Action and also served at the Fund for Global Human Rights, an intermediary…
A group of WDN members in Atlanta recently joined members of WDN's Beyond Capitalism Peer Community for a site tour of The Guild, a worker-owned cooperative that is transforming real estate into a tool for stabilization, self-determination, and racial justice.
At Women Donors Network, we're about more than just writing checks. We’re building a home to nurture the collective brilliance of our multigenerational, multiracial community. Creating a space where every member can deepen their learning and sharpen their skills. And mobilizing all that we have to build a more just and sustainable future.
Join Us TodayWe are a community of women fueled by a bold and progressive vision for the future. Are we going to shrink ourselves and become more narrow in our focus in the name of what’s feasible? Or do we lean in and leverage every tool and every resource we have to fight like hell for a future we can all be proud of?”
