Our Impact
Thanks to our members, foundation partners, and generous sponsors, our impact work continues to improve the lives of countless women and girls in Los Angeles as well as in crisis regions across the globe. Our grantmaking spans across four main funding areas of focus.
Our Grantmaking investments across funding areas of focus since 2015:
- 45% Women + Social Services
- 28% Women + Education
- 11% Women + Economic Empowerment
- 9% Women + The Arts
- 5% Emergency Relief
- 3% Misc.
$3,000,000+ of Impact – $3.02 million dollars granted since 2015
Since 2015 we’ve funded 233 nonprofit organizations across the globe, with a focus in Southern California=
2023
Impact Report
Grantee Spotlight
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Downtown Women’s Center
Through the support of Visionary Women, DWC’s Financial Literacy Education Program was able to provide the technology, training materials, curriculum and workshops for financial literacy training and resources to over 350 women in their learning center.
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Women’s Earth Alliance
Visionary Women’s grant has helped establish initiatives that have increased community access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene.
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Chrysalis
Chrysalis is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a pathway to self-sufficiency for homeless and low-income individuals.
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Indego Africa
Launched in Rwanda in 2016 and Ghana in 2017, Indego Africa’s Vocational & Business Training program provides young people with artisan vocational and foundational business training.
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Past Grantees
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Acumen
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After-School All-Stars
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Boys & Girls Club of Hollywood
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Center For The Pacific Asian Family
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Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services
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DIY Girls
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Foster Nation
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Hope In A Suitcase
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Jacandara Foundation
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Jenesse Center
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Upward Bound House
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Proyecto Pastoral at Dolores Mission
Grantee testimonial
“Our Girls Empowerment Program gives our girls a voice, a place, and a time to dream big. We are grateful to Visionary Women for partnering with us to promote girls empowerment. Together, we can impact future generations of female leaders.”
Boys and Girls Club of Hollywood