Copper Country 100 Women Who Care meets in one week. The group’s final meeting of 2026 will come at a good time of the year too.
In an announcement for next Wednesday’s meeting, the organization noted local non-profit organizations face an unprecedented need for financial support and community aid. The 100 women who care encourages residents to find ways to support organizations they care deeply for.
The non-profit was created in 2025 to bring together a group of likeminded women in the Keweenaw Peninsula to learn more about different non-profits and collect a donation for a non-profit at each quarterly meeting. Each member donates $100 at quarterly meetings. After hearing presentations from three organizations, the group votes on which one receives the donation.
Membership has grown in 2026, expanding the group’s impact. So far, the group has raised $23,000 and hopes to reach $30,000. The group encourages women who have considered joining to attend before the year ends. The Copper Country 100 Women Who Care meet at The Lodge Luxury Suites in Hancock.
There is no obligation to donate at your first meeting with the Copper Country 100 Women Who Care, but bringing a snack to pass is encouraged.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the 100 women who care will begin at 6pm on November 18th, at 101 Front Street in Hancock.
Learn more about the Copper Country 100 Women Who Care here.
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