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Find similar grantsPearl Society is sponsored by Jewish Women International (JWI). JWI's signature annual giving society, celebrating individuals who contribute $6,000 or more each year.
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National Library Initiative Collaborative of Jewish DV Programs College Campus Anti-Violence Programs Jewish Gun Violence Prevention Roundtable Young Women's Impact Networks Women's Impact Networks + Mother's Day Cards (Books of Love) Mother's Day Cards (Books of Love) National Antisemitism Survey Directory of Jewish DV Agencies Jewish DV Needs Assessment The Leadership Circle at Jewish Women International is our most prestigious Lifetime recognition, honoring individuals and foundations whose giving has reached $100,000 or more.
Members of this distinguished circle are bold, visionary philanthropists who help shape a safer, stronger future for women and girls.
Lifetime recognition on a dedicated Circle of Honor page online, in JWI’s annual report, and in Women to Watch materials Personalized year-end Impact Report highlighting the outcomes of their generosity Exclusive leadership briefings with JWI’s CEO and key partners Invitations to private gatherings at national conferences and salons featuring thought leaders and changemakers A Tahitian Black Pearl designer necklace from Mauri Pippo as a symbol of appreciation and connection given to individual donors The Pearl Society is Jewish Women International’s signature annual giving society, celebrating individuals who contribute $6,000 or more each year.
Like the pearl which is formed through time, care, and resilience, members of this society represent the enduring power of women supporting women. Pearl Society members fuel JWI’s most critical work throughout the year, sustaining programs that uplift women and girls, promote economic security, and advance safety and equity in every community we serve.
Recognition on JWI’s website, in JWI’s annual report, and in Women to Watch materials Invitations to exclusive donor briefings with JWI’s CEO and key partners A Pearl Society designer necklace from Mauri Pippo as a welcome gift and a symbol of appreciation and connection If you are ready to join one of our prestigious societies, please click here to make your contribution today, or email our Chief Development Officer, Sara Hefez, at [email protected] .
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