CHOP Out Hunger has been selected as the inaugural recipient of a charitable gift from 100 Women Who Care NEPA, a newly established philanthropic giving circle dedicated to making a meaningful impact throughout Northeast Pennsylvania. At the organization’s first giving event, members voted to award CHOP Out Hunger an unrestricted gift of $4,100 to support the nonprofit’s mission of providing food to children and families facing food insecurity. 100 Women Who Care NEPA brings together women who combine their individual contributions to make significant quarterly gifts to local nonprofit organizations, creating a lasting impact through collective philanthropy. From left: Danielle Martinez and Michele McNamara, founding members, 100 Women Who Care NEPA; Rachel Santoro, director of development and communications, CHOP Out Hunger; and Leanne Loftus, director of finance and human resources, CHOP Out Hunger.
