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Women on the Grow, 501c3 upcoming programs
Updated: Aug 19
As the founder of Women on the Grow, Inc., 501c3, I have seen how quickly one unexpected expense can push a woman or family from managing... to struggling.
That is why these two programs below matter to me.
Our I.C.U. “I See You” Caregiver Support Program will provide financial assistance to exhausted caregivers who spend so much of their lives caring for someone else that their own needs often get pushed aside.
Our Thanksgiving Outreach will provide grocery funds to single parents and elder women who are trying to keep food on the table while managing rent, utilities, transportation, and all the other responsibilities that do not stop because it is a holiday. I am grateful for you partnering with us to help us turn compassion into something practical.
Your tax-deductible donation of any amount can become groceries, transportation, a household bill paid, a moment of relief for a caregiver, a Thanksgiving meal for a single parent and their children or even an elder.
Every gift matters. Every amount helps.
When you give to Women on the Grow, you are saying to someone in our community, “I see you. You are not invisible. You do not have to carry everything by yourself.”
Thank you for helping us put care into action.
Jewel Diamond Taylor, Founder, Women on the Grow, Inc.
I.C.U.
I See You Caregiver Support
Caregivers are often so busy caring for everyone else that their own needs get pushed aside. Too often the caregiver's health is impacted needing critical care.
I.C.U. means “I See You.”
This program will provide financial assistance to exhausted and overwhelmed caregivers who may need help with basic expenses, transportation, meals, self care needs, household expenses, or simply a little breathing room. Gift cards would brighten their day. Our message to caregivers is simple:
We see your sacrifice.
We see your exhaustion.
We see you.
Click here to process donation for the I.C.U. Outreach Program
Groceries With Love
The holidays can create additional financial pressure for single parents already working hard to keep their households going.
Through our Thanksgiving Outreach, Women on the Grow will provide $200 or more grocery funds for nominated single parents again this year to help purchase food and Thanksgiving essentials for their families.
This may seem simple, but for a parent deciding between groceries, utilities, transportation, and other necessities, it can bring real relief.
Our goal is to help families experience Thanksgiving with a little less stress and a little more dignity, comfort, and joy.
Donations and community partnerships will help us reach more caregivers and single parent households.
Women on the Grow, Inc. Jewel Diamond Taylor, Founder
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