Fundraising has formed a key element of marking IWD over the years

Each year, International Women's Day (IWD) is marked in different ways by groups worldwide. 

For many of these groups, partnering with a nonprofit organization for fundraising activity often forms a key element.

Supporting charities on IWD and beyond

Here are just some of the many examples of groups successfully fundraising for local charities. 

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Revesby Workers’ Club in Sydney Australia donated their IWD fundraising efforts to Biyani House, part of the Women’s Community Shelter’s Network that provides short-term emergency accommodation and support in a safe environment for homeless women to rebuild self-esteem and achieve control and fulfillment of their lives.

Home of fine Italian dining, Ristorante Antipasti in Maryland USA, generously donated funds from its International Womens Day luncheon to the Home of the Brave Foundation that helps veterans successfully transition into permanent housing and personal independence through assistance with employment, counseling services, access to healthcare, and transportation.

Tamworth Family Support Service (TFSS) was humbled to receive a generous donation from Joblink Plus in Australia towards its Home Interaction Program for Parents & Youngsters (HIPPY), a two-year home-based support program for children aged between four and five.  

What nonprofit organization could you support?

Research a wide range of impactful nonprofit organizations through accessing the IWD GIVING Directory.