Join Madison Professional Women for Good

Helping professional women in Madison build connections, while doing good for the greater community.

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Savannah Professional Women for Good

Savannah Professional Women for Good

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Birmingham Women for Good

Plano Women for Good

Plano Women for Good

Benefits of Joining

Build New Connections
Meet like-minded people and expand your social and professional network.

Grow Your Influence
You’ll have a direct say in where our pooled funds go and which causes we support.

Amplify Your Impact for Good
With just 100 members donating $100, that’s $10,000 going to a deserving charity each quarter.

Plano Women for Good

Plano Women for Good

Mary Han

Why I joined... “I moved to Madison back in 2013 and am at a place financially now where I want to give something back to this local community. I love Madison, and helping support these local charities feels like a great way to be a bigger part of it. Also, who doesn't want to add some good to the world right now?”

Mary Han - Member since March, 2026

Elisabeth Zgraggen

Why I joined... “I’m Elisabeth, a Nurse Practitioner working at SSM and in health tech, with a long history of volunteering in our local community. I’m also a mom of five, married, and love the outdoors and finding ways to connect with others. I joined Madison Professional Women for Good after attending one meeting and being blown away; hearing how you’re helping our community, discovering incredible organizations to support and connecting with such inspiring women.”

Elisabeth Zgraggen - Nurse Practitioner and Health Tech Professional, Active in Community and Family Life

Rachel Bakken

Why I joined... “Hi! My name is Rachel and I am currently a staff accountant with Wegner CPA. I attended the last gather and grant meeting with Sarah Bloom from Wegner and fell completely in love. I think the mission of the group and what all of you ladies do is amazing and I had to jump at the opportunity to be a part of it. Supporting local organizations and women owned businesses are two of the many things I love. I used to own a boutique business before becoming an accountant and understand what women business owners have to go through! Sarah asked me again to be her guest for next weeks gather and grant a...”

Rachel Bakken - Member since August, 2025

Brontë Mattingly

Why I joined... “Hello! As a fundraising professional new-ish to the Madison area, I am looking for new opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals. The culture of community that Madison and Dane County exemplifies is inspiring and I hope to be able to take part on a larger scale with a group like Madison Professional Women for Good.”

Brontë Mattingly - Individual Giving Officer at Madison Children's Museum

Bailey Whitlock

Why I joined... “I moved to the Madison area about a year ago and am looking to get more involved. I was introduced to the group by a friend and am excited to join!”

Bailey Whitlock - Member since February, 2025

Amy Marsman

Why I joined... “Hello! I work for the State in the Wisconsin Office of Children's Mental Health. I love the important work we do to build youth wellness and magnify the importance of social connectedness by way of collective impact. In part to walk the walk, I'm interested in getting involved locally to amplify projects and passions that are important to me, and that improve the lives of others. I love the idea of MPWG and am excited to meet others in the group!”

Amy Marsman - Research analyst focused on children, concerned about the planet, dedicated to Madison.

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Supported nonprofits

By giving, we are helping these nonprofits address critical needs, implement transformative programs, and create a brighter future for individuals and communities in need.

Naperville Professional Women for Good

Naperville Professional Women for Good

Metro Atlanta Women in Business for Good

Metro Atlanta Women in Business for Good

100 Women Who Care Maui

100 Women Who Care Maui

Fayetteville Women for Good

Fayetteville Women for Good

How it works

Grow your network, enrich your personal life, and make a bigger impact on nonprofits in your local area.

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Join & Donate
Join our group’s online home and contribute a quarterly donation of $100 into our communal fund.

2

Nominate & Discover
Nominate a nonprofit you’re passionate about or discover nonprofits through the nominations of others, and learn about great organizations doing good work.

3

Vote & See the Impact
Vote for the deserving charity from 3 finalists and experience the profound effect of collective giving as the chosen charity receives our substantial pooled donation, and former recipients share updates on how your funds are being used in the community.

4

Connect & Grow
Attend quarterly Gather & Grant events to learn about the nominated nonprofits and network with a dynamic group of like-minded people, expanding your social and professional networks while doing good.


Have questions? We've got answers!

Join the Grapevine team this Wednesday at 10:00 PM UTC and Friday at 4:00 PM UTC to learn about the group and ask any questions.

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Amplify your giving

Total Impact

We come together each quarter to network, donate, learn about local nonprofits, vote on which ones to support, and work to have a collective impact on our community.

Member quarterly donation

$ 100

“I'm a big believer in using my time and money to assist organizations that help others thrive, as there have been difficult times in my life when I needed and received help. It's important to me to pay it forward and wo...

Erin Maines
Erin Maines

Member since February, 2024

Community members

99

“Hello! I'm Megan Sollenberger, the founder and CEO of The Village Diaper Bank. I chose to join MPWG because I deeply believe in the power of women supporting each other to drive meaningful change in our community. I'm e...

Megan Sollenberger
Megan Sollenberger

CEO & Social Impact Entrepreneur: Driving Change and Championing Children's Well-being

Given to nonprofits

$ 166,120.51

“To be a part of grassroots efforts to build awareness and positive change in our local community.”

Joyce Zweifel
Joyce Zweifel

Working on equal access and quality in healthcare

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