Since 2020, 100WBH has donated over $80,000 to innovative nonprofit organizations in Mercer County, NJ and Bucks County, PA.
Here are just a few of the amazing causes we have supported so far:
Men For H.O.P.E.
Men for H.O.P.E utilizes community outreach, education, and volunteerism as tools for social and economic development in Trenton, NJ. The acronym “H.O.P.E” means “Helping Other People Elevate.” Programs such as Youth for Hope provide Life Skills Mentoring and/or Gang Intervention. Men for HOPE wants to ensure that teens develop into sustained adults who are active civic leaders and get involved in either post-secondary education and/or college.
New Jersey Junior Tennis League
National Junior Tennis & Learning of Trenton creates opportunities for success by enriching the lives of under-resourced youth through innovative tennis, education, and mentoring programs designed to prepare student-athletes for the ultimate goal of successful college admissions and career placement.
A Woman’s Place
A Woman’s Place is Bucks County’s only Domestic Violence response organization. The Values of AWP - courage, creativity, equality, integrity, respect, and social justice were created so that AWP can be a life-saving resource for anyone experiencing intimate partner violence.
Anchor House
From left, Kathy Drulis, Linda Martin, Caroline Buckley, Kim McNear, Keller Arnold, June Albanowski and Nancy Faherty pause in front of Anchor House to reflect upon its 45 years of service to the youth of our communities! They were thankful for the support of groups like “100 Women Bridging Hope,” and snapped this photo following a presentation of $7,500 in contributions to help support the mission.
Pennsbury Kids
Pennsbury Kids is 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working exclusively with the staff of Pennsbury School District, primarily the Social Workers, to solve the needs that are not able to be met with existing programs from the federal, state, county, or other nonprofit organizations.
Inspired Threads
Inspired Threads has created an inclusive workplace of people with and without disabilities working together in the world of eco-fashion. With a gift from 100WBH, Inspired Threads was able to purchase much-needed machinery and to employ a new member of their inspiring team.
Titusville Fire & Rescue
“To protect and promote the health, safety, and overall well-being of the community we serve.”
At the start of the pandemic Titusville Fire and Rescue was manufacturing PPE equipment for other fire and rescue organizations. Our donation helped with those efforts.
Advocates for Homeless & Those in Need (AHTN)
AHTM started the Code Blue Mission in the Winter of 2009. This mission provides transportation, a hot meal and a cot for the night when weather conditions become dangerous to unsheltered individuals. Our donation helped with providing provisions for this lifesaving program.
PEI Kids
PEI Kids has served the Greater Mercer County community with the mission of promoting and maintaining a safe environment for all children. PEI Kids began as Prevention Education, Inc., when our founders, who worked at a rape crisis center, discovered there were no prevention programs for children in Mercer County regarding child sexual abuse and child assault prevention. With the donation from 100WBH, they were able to hire another support counselor.
LifeTies
LifeTies, Inc. is a supportive network of professional staff and trained volunteers dedicated to creating programs for youth to overcome the effects of abuse, neglect or homelessness. Their programs offer a nurturing, safe environment to heal, learn and become equipped with the tools to work towards a brighter future. Our donation provided support during a crucial time for the organization.
Fisherman’s Mark
Fisherman’s Mark’s Lambertville location was badly damaged during Irene. They were inundated with needy Lambertville families that lost everything. 100WBH’s donation was able to provide badly needed food and supplies for many devastated families. Part of their mission is to break the cycle of crisis and promote self-sufficiency and wellness by responding to the needs of vulnerable populations in their area. They assist with any crisis that presents including homelessness, domestic violence, job-loss, insurance issues, financial or medical emergencies, substance abuse, and mental health issues. A partner to individuals and families, they truly are “help when help is needed”.
We Make
We Make held a special place in our hearts, one of 100WBH’s members has a daughter that works and thrives there every day. Their mission is to create, inspire and implement an innovative approach to meaningful careers for people with autism, with everything from the environment, the processes, the
opportunities, to product fulfillment built around shared needs.
The Father Center
At The Father Center, their mission is to provide innovative programs to support men in meeting the responsibilities of fatherhood. Their career counseling and workforce development programs create opportunities for fathers to gain skills and show up for their families.
The Interfaith Food Alliance
The Interfaith Food Alliance is 13 faith-based communities joining together to fight hunger in the Morrisville (PA) School District by educating the community, advocating for those in need, and feeding hungry children and their families
Trenton Animals Rock
Trenton Animals Rock is dedicated to provided life-saving services to injured, abused and abandoned animals in the NJ/PA area. Since they began in 2008, they have saved the lives of over 700 dogs and cats by providing critical medical care and placing animals in foster and adoptive homes. They also support owners in crisis by offering food, supplies and subsidized medical services.
Hope Loves Company
Located in Pennington, New Jersey, 100WBH had the honor of donating to Hope Loves Company. They provide emotional and educational support to children and adults who have or had a loved one battling Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. (ALS) or Love Gehrig’s disease. Our donation helped to buy educational materials and comfort toys to young children affected by this horrible disease.