Thank you for visiting Helping WIN!
We are a 501(c)(3) not for profit charitable organization created to provide a safety net of emergency cash assistance to women battling poverty in Northeast Florida. The cash assistance is in the form of grants and never needs to be repaid. But, because we know that all women deserve to be treated with dignity, the grants are earned by service to the community or by participation in an appropriate training course. Helping WIN works with partner agencies to identify women who are showing potential in their fight against poverty, and helps them conquer roadblocks along the way. Grants are available for emergency needs in the areas of housing, utilities, transportation, education, and employment. Often, a small amount of cash assistance is all it takes to keep a woman on the path to financial security. We invite you to join us and help women in Northeast Florida WIN against poverty today!
Grants with Dignity is supported by a grant from the Women's Giving Alliance, an initiative of the Community Foundation for Northeast Florida.
About the Women's Giving Alliance
The Women's Giving Alliance, an initiative of The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida, is a dynamic group of diverse women who pool their philanthropic giving to make a lasting impact on the lives of women and girls in Northeast Florida. Since 2001, hundreds of women in Northeast Florida have become WGA members, making an annual contribution of $1,500 each. Through those contributions, WGA has made grants totaling more than $6 million to more than 45 nonprofit organizations. It also has built an endowment of $3.7 million to ensure the future of its philanthropic work.
The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida Now in its 55th year, The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida is Florida's oldest and largest community foundation. The Foundation works to stimulate philanthropy to build a better community - helping donors invest their philanthropic gifts wisely, helping nonprofits serve the region effectively, and helping people come together to make the community a better place. The Foundation has more than $384 million in assets and has made nearly $500 million in grants since 1964.