*100 Women has invested $125,000 into local Starkville projects in five years!
Giving Back Should Not Have To Stop When Life Gets Complicated
In 2020, as the world slowed down and our community faced new challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, a small group of women in Starkville came together around a simple idea: giving back shouldn’t have to stop when life gets complicated.
The Women Who Care
From that idea grew 100 Women Who Care Starkville, a charitable giving circle that unites women who want to strengthen their community through collective generosity. Each member contributes $100, and together those donations are pooled into one meaningful fund that supports several local nonprofits each year. What begins as a single contribution from one woman becomes a powerful investment in organizations that make a difference across Starkville.
Founded in a moment when connection felt distant, the group became a way to bring people together around a shared purpose. Their mission is rooted in the belief that simple, intentional giving can create lasting change and build a stronger, more connected community.
How Does 100 Women Make An Impact?
Throughout the year, local nonprofits across Starkville are invited to apply for funding from 100 Women Who Care Starkville. These applications outline specific community needs like expanding food assistance programs and supporting families in crisis to building homes or improving local resources. Each proposal explains exactly how the requested funds would be used to make a tangible impact in Starkville.
Selection of Grant Winners
Members make a one-time $100 donation for the year, and all donations are pooled together to form one collective community grant fund. Once applications are received, they are reviewed by the organization and shared with members ahead of the annual funding selection night.
During selection, members come together to learn about each nonprofit’s proposal and cast their votes. The projects that receive the most support are awarded funding, allowing nonprofits to act quickly and address immediate needs in the community.
This clear, focused process allows 100 Women to provide meaningful funding to several local nonprofits each year. It ensures every dollar goes directly to projects that matter: projects that feed families, strengthen neighborhoods, and make Starkville a better place to call home.
100 Women Who Care - Starkville
2025-26 100 Women Starkville Members
Brandy Akers
Kenna Allen
Tammy Allen
Mais Ammari
Michele Anderson
Kelli Anthony
Pattye Archer
Dovie Barnes
Patricia Barr
Lynn Lott Barron
Mary Barrentine
Matthew Berk
Jennifer Blackboum
Linda Blake
Melanie Hankins Booth
Florence Box
April Braddock
Alliyah Bradford
Marchelle Brain
Kathryn Brandon
Kathy Braswell
Kay Brocato
Dana Brooks
Susan Brooks
Julie Brown
Laura Bryan
Janis Bryant
Alison Buehler
Linda Buehler
Anne Buffington
Katie Buys
Alice Carol Caldwell
Marie Cayson
Michelle Chesteen
Barbara Coats
Jo Ann Cohen
Gloria Conley
Terry Mann Conrad
Lauren Ann Cooper
Amy Crawford
Candy Crecink
Mandy Conrad
Terry Mann Conrad
Carrie Copeland
Courtney Crist
Angie Crosland
Kelly Cutshall
Joby Czarnecki
Stephanie Dennis
Christy Dickerson
Nan Donohoe
Jackie Downer
Mary Dozier
Beth Duncan
Santee Ezell
Kate Fabel
Fay Fisher
RaSheda Forbes
Connie Forde
Amy Fountain
Martha Friend
Charlotte Fuquay
Leslie Fye
Katarzyna Gallo
Michelle Garraway
Dana Gaude
Patricia Garvin
Olivia Gerald
Sheri Gibson
Jean Godbold
Kristina Godwin
Patricia Goodman
Ruby Gordon
Carol Grafton
Nancy Hargrove
Meredith Hartline
Shannon Voges-Haupt
Elizabeth Hawkins
Lisa Hearn
Brittany Moore-Henderson
Brandi Herrington
Kathleen Hilbun
Stephanie Holcombe
Katherine Horan
Melissa Hunt
Regina Hyatt
Everlyn Johnson
Michelle Jones
Pamela Jones
MJ Jones
Wallace Killcreas
Charla Laney
Christine Lawson
Lisa Lee
Cherri Lightsey
Cassie Lippillo
Melanie Loehwing
Lisa Long
Nancy S Losure
Myrna Lott
Paula Mabry
Armonda Mallory
Jeri Mangum
Jean Marcus
Emily Marett
Anne Marshall
Kerri Matthews
Audrey McBride
Jennifer McPherson
Melanie McQuirter
Michelle Miller
Elizabeth Minchew
Melanie Mitchell
Cindy Morgan
Karla Morgan
Margaret Morgan
Melanie Mullenax
Joan Mylroie
Meagan O’Nan
Robert Otondo
Diana Outlaw
Emily Owen
Angela Pannell
SaPerior Patton
Martha Ruth Parvin
Stacey Parvin
Betty Perkinson
Lynn Peterson
Anne Preus
Ali Pinion
Lydia Quarles
Laura Rackley
Carrie Beth Randall
Carol Read
Mary Reese
Sandra Rice
Susan Ridout
Shirley Ross
Laurel Lynn Rowse
Marion Sansing
Susan Savage
Mandy Scarpulla
Jessie Schmidt
Susan Seal
Holli Seitz
Aundrea Self
Fatima Shmulsky
Donna Sims
Sandra Sistrunk
Arielle Sloan
DL Spruill
Starkville Womans Club
Lori Staton
Dawn Steed
Courtney Swan
Lisa Thomas
Emilie Thompson
Jacque Tisdale
Susan Tomlinson
Jeanie Truax
Britney Turner
Lee Ann Turner
Susanna Turner
Susannah Ural
Jennifer Vickers
Jane Anna Waide
Catherine Walker
Cynthia Walker
Suzanne Walters
Alta K Ware
Kate Ware
Pamela Warnken
Melissa Weeks
Diana Wickham
Audra Williamson
Olive Cleste Scales Wood
Judy Woods
Deborrah Wray
Camille Young
2025-26 Board Members (L ro R): Maggie Cooks, Susannah Ural, Aundrea Self, Joby Czarnecki, Emily Owen, Meagan O’Nan, Leah Ellis, Kay Brocatto, and Santee Ezell

