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100 Women Who Care Uxbridge

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100 Women Who Care Uxbridge is a volunteer-run philanthropic giving circle in Uxbridge. Members each donate $100 at quarterly meetings; the group nominates local registered charities or non-profits, hears short presentations, votes, and the selected organization receives the combined donation of up to $10,000. Meetings last about 60 minutes (registration 7:00 pm, meeting 7:30-8:30 pm). One hundred percent of money raised goes directly to the selected charity, as the group is run entirely by volunteers. Recent recipients include Community Living Durham North, Progressive Life Centre, and Luke's Place.

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