While cash donations are always appreciated, there are other tax-smart, impactful ways to give. Here are three alternative giving strategies — donations of stock, Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs), and Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs) — that can enhance your philanthropy.
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Applications are open for the 2026 Girls of Promise Conference! The annual conference is for 8th-grade girls who are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math! Students will learn about various STEAM careers, enhance their skills, and meet women mentors excelling in their fields.
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The WFA was created 25 years ago by our Founders, a group of dedicated, action-oriented women who sparked change in our state. In 2023, we are establishing a new call: for Disruptors to fan that spark into a flame for the next 25 years. With a $2,500 investment to support the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas you can join the community of women listed above to create real change and economic security for Arkansas women and girls.
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“We hope that legislators, employers and organizations across the state can use these findings to help open doors for more women to successfully enter into the workforce and find success throughout their careers and endeavors.” -CEO of the WFA, Anna Beth Gorman.
Women's Commission Report
Our Women Empowered initiative is focused on ensuring economic security for all Arkansas women, as well as improving the financial futures of those who have already achieved economic security.
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Our Girls of Promise® initiative, presented by Acxiom, is focused on girls in Arkansas who are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, & Mathematics (STEAM) fields!
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Our most recent study focused on identifying gaps in Arkansas' entrepreneurial ecosystem and the services provided by the entrepreneurial support organizations to women of color as they venture to establish their own business.
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