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Womens Circle - Harrington Cancer and Health Foundation Hit enter to search or ESC to close Strengthening women’s healthcare through education & philanthropy The Women’s Circle merges time, talent, and resources among women who share a common interest in health. The mission of the Circle is to support projects that improve the health and well-being of women.
By partnering with the Women’s Circle, you are seizing a unique opportunity to give back to the community in a meaningful way. Money raised through membership dues and corporate sponsorships, are distributed to community organizations with a focus on women’s health through a yearly grant awards process. 2025 marks the 18th year of Women’s Circle, and to date, over $420,000 has been awarded to local programs.
Your membership directly impacts the quality of women’s health in our area. Join the Circle and stay informed of important health topics and enjoy networking opportunities with like-minded women and corporate partners while making a difference in the lives of women in our community.
Membership Form Corporate Partnerships Make a Payment The mission of the Women’s Circle is to support projects that improve the health and well-being of women. The Women’s Circle pools time, talent and resources between women who share a common interest in community health for women.
With pooled annual membership dues and Corporate Sponsorships, Circle members take a hands-on approach in distributing the funds to impact the health of local women through a grant awards process. Funding is available to area non-profits who are seeking funds to assist with needs and/or programs that focus specifically on impacting the health and well-being of women.
Programs or projects that serve women of all ages are eligible for consideration. Grants are awarded in amounts of up to $10,000. Click below to complete the grant application: APPLY FOR A WOMEN'S CIRCLE GRANT Applications will be accepted September 14th – October 9th.
Please contact Jodi Cornelius at 806. 331. 6939 or jodicornelius@hchfamarillo.
org with any questions. In 2024, $55,000 was granted to ten local organizations whose missions align with those of the Women’s Circle. These funds are raised through memberships and corporate sponsorships.
In 2023, $50,928 was granted to nine local organizations whose missions align with those of the Women’s Circle. These funds are raised through memberships and corporate sponsorships. • Amarillo Alumnae Delta Sigma Theta • St.
Andrew’s Episcopal Church Beloved Community • Downtown Women’s Center • Guyon Saunders Resource Center • Family Support Services • Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center • Amarillo Alumnae Delta Sigma Theta • St.
Andrew’s Episcopal Church Beloved Community • Downtown Women’s Center • Family Support Services • Moore County Health Foundation • Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center In 2022, $50,000 was granted to ten local organizations whose missions align with those of the Women’s Circle. These funds are raised through memberships and corporate sponsorships • Amarillo Alumnae Delta Sigma Theta • Beloved Community/St.
Andrew’s Episcopal Church • Downtown Women’s Center • Family Support Services • Moore County Health Foundation • Making New Solutions Foundation • Refugee Language Project • Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Russ Duncan Memorial Scholarship Cancer Survivorship Center Children’s Miracle Network Prostate Cancer is No Joke
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Women's Circle is funded by Harrington Cancer and Health Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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