Connect with this week's featured Founding Members

Connect with ten of our 20,000+ Members of the Grapevine Giving Circles Network! Join today and connect with these community leaders making a difference in the world, together.

Deanna Goodwin, Albuquerque Women in Business for Good

Owner at Board30 Albuquerque

“I moved to Albuquerque two years ago and have been looking for ways to get involved in the community with other professional women. Also, I own Board30 ABQ, a fitness studio, and would like to explore which nonprofits to become more involved with and support through the studio. Finally, I want to join to be able to network and increase awareness of Board30.”

Cathy Johnson, Augusta Professional Women for Good

Director of Nutrition Services at Richmond County School System

“Working in school nutrition, I am well aware of the needs across our community. Also, my staff have benefitted from many of the local nonprofit agencies during times of need. This is a small way that I can contribute to help local families. Plus I love the idea of working with other professional women to achieve the goals of the organization. Women working together are the strength that is needed to make true changes in this world.”

Monique Maynard, Birmingham Women for Good

Founder at #iMatter Inc.

“I just moved to the area from Atlanta and I am looking to connect with like minded women for community enrichment. I was very active in my community when I lived in Georgia and look forward to finding more ways to give back here in Alabama.”

Wheatley Moylan, Detroit Women in Business for Good

Founder and Lead Consultant at Monarch Learning, Inc.

“I am fortunate to support districts and organizations throughout North America, but would love to contribute more to local growth and successes as well. As my first teaching jobs were in Detroit and my home is just north of the city, so Detroit and Michigan-based organizations hold a special place in my heart and I would love to do more to help them thrive. This opportunity would allow me to connect to like-minded professionals in this area and share my company's success in a way that will be more fruitful than if I were to donate alone.”

Lisa Thakker, Fort Wayne Women for Good

Learning and Development Leader at University of Houston

“I was asked, but also, being a new community member of Fort Wayne, with children in all levels of our local public education system, and a husband working with a well-known employer in the area, I think it will be great to serve the community our family has chosen to put down roots in. It will be fantastic to get to know more of our local Women for Good!”

Tameka Howard, Garland Women for Good

Consultant at BeeLeave Consultants

“Be a part of change! Pursuing a life that allows me to live my purpose and be a part of those looking to live in their abundance.”

Amber Humphrey, Houston Women in Business for Good

CEO, Co-founder, Co-owner, OTR, MOT at Open Door Pediatric Therapy

“After learning more, I believe I would be a great fit for this organization due to my strong commitment to serving my community and the special needs community by providing high level, innovative, fun, and successful therapy services to the pediatric population in Northwest Houston. I have a strong desire to make our city, state, and country a better place for our next generation. I yearn to be a part of a movement that helps those in need and lifts others in meaningful and powerful ways. I believe that my vision, passion for helping others, and mindset for success are a great match with the Houston Women in Business for Good. I look forward to getting to know you all more in the near future!”

Sharese Morgan, Jackson Women for Good

Accounts Payable Specialist at Truckworx Kenworth of Mississippi

“I was born, raised and currently live in the city of Jackson and want to help bring positive improvements to the community.”

Sarah Paxton, Lexington Women for Good

Sales Development Manager at CIENCE

“I am interested in joining this group because I love the idea that women are coming together to empower one another while building relationships and strengthening their network. Giving back to the community is something that is also very important to me and I have always wanted to find a way to become more involved in it.”

Katie Campbell, New Orleans Women in Business for Good

Curriculum & Content Design Manager at Revel Systems

“After investigating a bit more, I think this is an incredible opportunity at just the right time for women to come together and make a difference in our community. I've been contemplating how I can impact the recent decent that's been made and I hope this will be the first step. If this group isn't politically minded, that's ok as well. I am also just looking forward to meeting new women in business that like to have fun but also want to engage in the community and make changes happen. I have a background in design, so I'm happy to volunteer any of my talents in that arena but if it's just funds that are needed, I can help in that area as well.”