Texas Women’s Foundation has launched the Executive Leadership Accelerator, a bespoke leadership experience designed exclusively for senior-level executive women preparing for partner and C-suite roles.
Grounded in research and purposefully built for deep personal and professional growth, this program blends immersive leadership development and 1:1 executive coaching with a mission-aligned capstone project –creating a powerful cohort-based experience for women preparing for higher levels of leadership and impact in their careers and communities.
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Celebrating 40 Years of Impact
Texas Women’s Foundation is proud to mark four decades of driving change for women and girls at our Ruby Anniversary Luncheon on Friday, November 14th at the Omni Dallas Hotel.
This milestone event will feature an inspiring, moderated conversation with award-winning actress and advocate, Christine Baranski, celebrated for her iconic roles in The Good Wife, The Good Fight, The Big Bang Theory, Mamma Mia!, The Gilded Age, and acclaimed theater productions.
Join us as we honor 40 years of impact and continue working to create a strong and vibrant Texas for all in which women share equally in opportunities for economic advancement. Let’s work together to build #StrongWomenBetterTexas.
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FEATURING
CHRISTINE BARANSKI
Actress & 15-time Primetime Emmy Award Nominee
From the President & CEO
Have you heard? The Foundation is turning 40 and boy, do we have a lot to celebrate!
As we prepare to kick off our year-long celebration, we hope you’re making plans to join us for our Ruby Anniversary Luncheon on Friday, November 14 honoring our Founders. (See cover story and p. 3-4.) Many thanks to our CoChairs who represent the Foundation’s four decades of impact: Shonn Brown, Laura V. Estrada, Helen Frank, Gail Griswold and Brenda Jackson. And special thanks to our corporate sponsors,
Host Committee and Ruby Patrons for their considerable help in making this a meaningful and memorable celebration!
There’s still time to sign on as a sponsor and/or to reserve your table. Simply scan the QR code on the cover or email us at luncheon@txwf.org. Individual tickets will go on sale October 1.
“we’ll be sharing “Forty Stories” over the course of the next year – stories of passion, persistence, influence and impact”
One of the most fun aspects of celebrating a milestone is the opportunity to look back on the past. With guidance from former Foundation leaders Pat Sabin, Becky Sykes and Roslyn Dawson Thompson and help from
Board Alumnae Val Lawlor and Anne Leary, we’ll be sharing “Forty Stories” over the course of the next year – stories of passion, persistence, influence and impact, beginning with the Foundation’s founding in 1985 through present day. We’ll release the first 10 of these stories at the Ruby Anniversary Luncheon. You are in for a treat!
Of course, as we celebrate, we recognize the work that’s left to do for Texas women and girls. It’s the work our Founders started and the work they’re counting on us to finish. To be sure, we are standing on the shoulders of giants – brave, bold and kind women (and a few good men!) who believed in the power of collective philanthropy to drive change. Let’s continue to make them proud as we work to build #StrongWomenBetterTexas.
TXWF Remembers Board Alumnae Icons
Joy Mankoff
Joy wore many titles with grace and power: Mother, Nana, wife, feminist, volunteer, and civic activist. In 1955, while on spring break in the Virgin Islands, she met a young navy officer, Ronald Mankoff. They married in 1959 and settled in Dallas where she began a career of activism and community involvement with a focus on women’s issues and reproductive freedom. Joy served as president/member of multiple nonprofit boards including the convening committee and first board of the then Dallas Women’s Foundation. Joy’s commitment to making Dallas a better city was unwavering, and her contributions to TXWF, including a generous estate gift, cannot be measured.
Diana Dutton
Diana spent her life breaking barriers and was a devoted advocate for women and girls. She earned a degree in foreign service, a law degree and embarked on a pioneering career in environmental law. In 1972 she became the first female attorney hired by the Environmental Protection Agency in the South-Central Region. She became a partner with Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP where she was a trailblazer in a male-dominated industry and was instrumental in mentoring and advancing opportunities for women in law, always leading with strength, intelligence, and quiet determination. A fixture in the Dallas nonprofit world, she lent her leadership and expertise to multiple organizations including as President of the then Dallas Women’s Foundation Board of Directors. Diana’s passion for creating lasting change in our community was unmatched.
KAREN HUGHES WHITE
From the Board Chair
As I step into the Chair’s role for the Texas Women’s Foundation Board of Directors, I’m honored to build on the 40-year legacy of impact created by the Foundation’s founders and the dedicated leaders who followed, both volunteers and staff. What began as a passion for empowering women’s philanthropy in support of Texas women and girls has grown into a movement fueled by the power of collective philanthropy and nearly $90 million invested in our mission. It is truly remarkable!
And yet, there is so much left to do as we work to remove the barriers to women’s economic security, stability and success. From ensuring healthcare
access and affordable childcare to addressing the gaps in women’s access to education and professional development, Texas Women’s Foundation remains committed to leading the charge for the 14.7 million women and girls who call Texas home.
“a movement fueled by the power of collective philanthropy and nearly $90 million invested in our mission”
One of the most important ways we do this is through our research – a biannual look at the state of women and girls in Texas. Our “Economic Issues for Women in Texas Report” guides everything we do, informing our advocacy efforts, our intentional grantmaking, and our evidence-based programs designed to support lifecycle leadership development for women and girls. Best of all, we share our research freely to
inform the work of other women and girl-serving nonprofits and community and advocacy organizations.
As Texas Women’s Foundation looks to the future, we do so with a new threeyear strategic plan that will launch in January 2026. The plan will guide the organization’s work and growth in line with our vision for a strong and vibrant Texas in which women share equally in opportunities for economic advancement in support of themselves, their families, and their communities.
Of course, we’ll need your help to achieve this vision. It’s through the generosity of loyal supporters like you that the Foundation has been able to come so far. And while we’ve accomplished so much, in so many ways, Texas women and girls have never needed us more! I hope we can count on your support as we continue to build Strong Women and a Better Texas!
INTRODUCING OUR NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS
We are proud to welcome the newest members of our Board of Directors. These exceptional leaders will help advance our mission in support of women and girls across Texas. We are deeply grateful for their commitment and look forward to the impact we’ll create together as we continue building #StrongWomenBetterTexas.
CRIS ZERTUCHE WONG
Vanessa
Candice
FEATURED CONVERSATION: CHRISTINE BARANSKI
An unapologetic advocate for female empowerment, Christine Baranski implores audiences to join together to build a better future for women —from the educational opportunities they’re afforded early in life to the equity they should expect in the world, from equal pay and leadership opportunities in the workplace to equal rights in the eyes of the law.
She has also dealt with overcoming complicated medical hardships with her loved ones. In the last years of her husband’s life, Christine was his caretaker as he struggled with diabetes. Her mother suffered from 3 different cancers over her lifetime, and her brother and father both dealt with heart-related issues.
Whether in a moderated conversation or a speech, Baranski paints a transformative portrait of what it means to advocate for others. One of the entertainment industry’s most honored actresses, Christine Baranski is an Emmy, two-time Tony, Screen Actors Guild, Drama Desk, and American Comedy Award winner.
A graduate of The Juilliard School, Baranski received her big break in Tom Stoppard’s hit Broadway comedy The Real Thing, directed by Mike Nichols, for which she won a Tony Award and Drama Desk Award.
MODERATED BY:
CAREN LOCK
We are excited to celebrate our Ruby Anniversary with Special Guests and Partners
We are thrilled to welcome Caren as moderator for this inspiring conversation with acclaimed actress and women’s rights advocate Christine Baranski. Caren Lock served as Texas Women’s Foundation Board Chair from 2017–2018, where she played a pivotal role in launching a women’s philanthropic group that has granted more than $2 million to deserving non-profit organizations serving the Asian community.
Today, Caren is the Regional Vice President and Associate General Counsel at TIAA, serving as the company’s primary liaison on legislative, executive, administrative, and regulatory matters across the Southwest and Mountain regions. She leads all legislative lobbying and regulatory advocacy efforts in the state and is a strong voice for advancing gender and racial diversity within the organization.
Together, Caren and Christine will explore the importance of equal representation and the critical investments needed in leadership development opportunities so women and girls can truly thrive.
CO-CHAIRS AND STEERING COMMITTEE
Susan Shamburger Bagwell
HONORARY CO-CHAIRS: OUR LIVING FOUNDERS
Helen LaKelly Hunt
The Honorable Harryette Ehrhardt
Catalina E. Garcia, M.D.
Frances Griffin-Brown
RUBY PATRONS
Anonymous (2)
Phyllis Bernstein
Sheila Gallagher
Beverly Goulet
The Honorable Kay Bailey Hutchison
Madeline Mandell
Patricia Meadows
Gail Griswold & Bill Brice
Sarah Losinger
Cecilia & Tim Norwood
Kay Winzenried
SPEAKER SPONSORS
The Suzanne Ahn, M.D.
Speaker Endowment Fund at Texas Women’s Foundation
Arcosa
Baker Botts
Capital One
Children’s Health Comerica Bank
Dallas Mavericks
Julie Bleicher
Kalita Beck Blessing
Shonn Brown
Chrysta Casteneda
Julie England
Laura V. Estrada
Marion Flores
Helen Frank
Valerie Freeman
Suzi Greenman
Mary & David Henderson
Gwendolyn Oliver, Ed.D.
CoYoTe PhoeNix
Becky Russell Sykes
HOST COMMITTEE
Brenda Jackson
Debra Hunter Johnson
Margaret Keliher
Ellen Lindsey Key
Mirjam Kirk
Valerie Lawlor
Julie Lowenberg
Marty Marks
Regina Montoya
Carrie Freeman Parsons
Tegwin Pulley
PARTNERS
Deloitte
Ann Ross
Sue Spellman
Becky Russell Sykes
Roslyn Dawson Thompson
Karen Hughes White Winkler Johnson Group, RBC Wealth Management Women of TI
Cris Zertuche Wong
PATRONS
Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP
Sally and Tom Dunning
Fran Eichorst
Fossil Group
Rue Henry
Jackson Walker LLP
Kimberly-Clark
Renda Mathew
Methodist Health System/ Methodist Health System Foundation
Omni Dallas Hotel
Philanthropy Southwest PwC
Pat Sabin
Sidley Austin LLP
Victory Search Group
Young Women’s Preparatory Network
Shonn Brown
Laura V. Estrada
Helen Frank Gail Griswold
Brenda Jackson
GRANTS awarded BY TXWF IN FY25
WE ARE INVESTING IN THE POWER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS
Texas Women’s Foundation is proud to announce this year’s investment of $3.2M through grantmaking efforts that are removing barriers for the 14.7M women and girls who call Texas home. Guided by our research and focused on advocacy, we remain committed to creating a society in which women and girls can fully participate. Included in this amount is the $822,000 awarded through our Annual Community Grants Cycle, dedicated to supporting impactful work in our North Texas community.
GRANTING BY ISSUE AREA
In partnership with our generous donors and philanthropic partners – the H100 Latina Giving Circle, our Donor Advised Fund holders, TXWF Board Alumnae and our Nineteen Network – we are supporting solutions-based programs, services and strategic initiatives supporting women’s economic security and leadership opportunities. From rural to urban areas, these grantee partners are transforming the lives of women, girls and families across the state. Together, we are fueling progress, expanding possibilities, and ensuring that women and girls have the resources, opportunities, and support they need to thrive and lead.
We remain grateful for the continued support of our donors to help us make this investment possible, and we invite you to stay with us on this journey to build #StrongWomenBetterTexas
With the demand for programs and services surging across Texas, we urgently need your help to meet the needs of Texas women and families. Stand with us today to close the funding gap. www.txwf.org/donate
MEETING THE NEED FOR WOMEN’S ECONOMIC SECURITY
HEALTH CARE ACCESS
EL PASO, TX
Ciudad Nueva:
The launch of Ciudad Nueva’s Vecinas en Acción’s Community Health Worker (CHW) Training Hub in El Paso is set to significantly boost community health by empowering 15-20 local women leaders to become Certified Community Health Workers. These “Vecinas en Acción” are already trusted within their community and are uniquely positioned to address the social determinants of health, helping neighbors navigate complex health systems, mental health resources, and essential services such as food security and job referrals. Leveraging an evidence-based “Promotora Model,” this initiative ensures that health interventions are culturally relevant and community-led, ultimately improving health outcomes for hundreds of El Paso residents by effectively bridging the gap between healthcare providers and the community.
HOUSING STABILITY
DALLAS, TX
Viola’s House:
Since 2008, Dallas-based Viola’s House has been a lifeline for pregnant and parenting mothers, ages 18-24, facing homelessness or unsafe living situations. They recently expanded their programming with the new Mini Purpose Palace, designed to address the growing housing challenges in North Texas and support mothers with multiple children. Funding this initiative provides a continuum of care, offering safe housing and resources tailored to address the unique challenges of parenting larger families. The addition of the Transitional House reflects Viola’s House’s commitment to supporting clients through every stage of their journey toward stability and independence.
AFFORDABLE CHILD CARE TARRANT COUNTY
Camp Fire Texas:
A grant to Camp Fire’s Early Education Apprenticeship Program (EEAP) is making a vital impact in Texas, strengthening both women in the workforce and childcare quality. They tackle low wages in a predominantly female early education field, offering career pathways, higher earning potential, and certifications that empower women financially. This, in turn, allows more Texas mothers to fully participate in the workforce, confident their children are in excellent care. Crucially, EEAP also elevates childcare quality statewide by equipping educators with advanced skills and helping centers earn vital Texas Rising Star quality ratings, creating a powerful ripple effect that benefits all Texas families and our economy.
Inspiration and Impact: Celebrating Women and Girls
Texas Women’s Foundation hosted a full day of leadership, learning and inspiration on May 8th at the Omni Dallas Hotel with workshops, a forum and a celebration recognizing women trailblazers.
#BESTSELF
The day began with #BESTSELF, where nearly 200 students came together for engaging workshops focused on making smart, informed decisions, navigating the physical and emotional changes of adolescence, and harnessing the power of their voices to create meaningful change. From the interactive learning sessions to networking, dancing, and connecting with peers, #BESTSELF inspired and delighted all in attendance.
Workshops:
“Power Moves: Making Smart Decisions for a Bright Future” Sponsored by Varsity Brands
“Glow & Grow: Navigating Your Body & Emotions” Sponsored by Kimberly Clark
“Our Voices, Our Power: Amplifying Your Impact”
Underwritten by Sarah Saldaña
PRESENTING SPONSOR:
Media Sponsors:
THANK YOU TO OUR LEADERSHIP FORUM & AWARDS CELEBRATION PARTNERS:
ADDITIONAL PARTNERS:
Catherine M Coughlin Fund for Women’s Leadership of TXWF
Maura McNiel Fund for Women’s Leadership at Texas Women’s Foundation
Southwest Airlines | EY SUPPORTED BY:
TWU Jane Nelson Institute for Women’s Leadership
The Rewired CEO | Marshalling Resources
Sarah Saldaña
LEADERSHIP FORUM
Following #BESTSELF, guests attended the TXWF Leadership Forum – a dynamic masterclass featuring microlearning sessions with recipients of the 2025 Maura and Young Leader Awards.
ANNE Talk: “Lead Bigger”
2025 Maura Award Recipient Anne Chow opened up with a “TED Talk”-style keynote sharing insights from her recent book, Lead Bigger.
POWER Panel: Women, Girls & STEM
2025 Maura Award Recipients Jennifer Bartkowski, Dr. Nirupama “Rupa” DeSilva and Dr. Carine Feyten joined a conversation moderated by Debra Hunter Johnson about the benefits of representation in STEM fields.
Young Leader: 5-in-5
2025 Young Leader Award Recipients Haleigh Jones and Cristal Retana Lule sat with students from Irma Lerma Rangel Young Women’s Leadership School to answer rapid fire questions about their leadership journeys.
REAL Talk: Fireside Chat with Anne Chow
Anne Chow and NBC5’s Deborah Ferguson talked candidly about Anne’s experiences and learnings as the first woman of color to hold a CEO role at AT&T.
AWARDS DINNER & CELEBRATION
Event Co-chairs Debbie Dennis of Oncor and Brooke Hopkins of Alvarez & Marsal greeted and thanked event sponsors and attendees for their support and commitment.
Maura and Young Leader Award Recipients were recognized for their tremendous contributions paving the way for women and girls, and exhibiting breakthrough leadership.
2025 MAURA WOMEN HELPING WOMEN AWAR D RECIPIENTS 2025 YOUNG LEADER AWARD RECIPIENTS
L to R: Carine Feyten, Haleigh Jones, Nirupama DeSilva, Anne Chow, Jennifer Bartkowski, Cristal Retana Lule, Carrie Freeman Parsons, Brenda Jackson, Karen Hughes White, Debbie Dennis
Executive Leadership Accelerator
A Bold New Investment in Women’s Leadership
At Texas Women’s Foundation, we believe that when women thrive, Texas thrives. That’s why we’re proud to introduce the Executive Leadership Accelerator—a first-of-its-kind leadership experience for senior-level women preparing to step into partner or C-suite roles.
This comes at a critical moment. According to our 2024 Economic Issues for Women in Texas report, women make up 44% of the Texas workforce, yet hold only 28% of top executive roles. Couple this with the persistence of the wage gap and the economic impact is staggering. TXWF research shows that women in Texas earn just 83 cents for every dollar earned by men, resulting in a $60 billion economic impact to the state. And, over her lifetime, the average Texas woman loses more than $750,000 in earnings due to the wage gap.
The Executive Leadership Accelerator is our response to these disparities—a bold, mission-aligned investment in advancing women’s leadership devlopment.
VIP Sip & Shop at Tory Burch
On the evening of April 29, Texas Women’s Foundation hosted a VIP Reception at the Tory Burch Highland Park Village store to kick start our 2025 Leadership Forum and Awards Celebration. Sponsors and guests gathered to mingle with our inspiring Maura and Young Leader Award Recipients and were encouraged to Sip and Shop with a purpose in support of the 14.7 million women and girls who call Texas home. Twenty percent of all proceeds from the evening benefited TXWF and totaled more than $3,600. Thank you to the many supporters who participated and helped us launch this exciting celebration in a meaningful way!
Created alongside Challenger, Gray & Christmas, in partnership with Communities Foundation of Texas, the Accelerator combines immersive leadership development, one-on-one executive coaching, and peer learning, with a mission-aligned capstone project, creating a powerful, cohort-based experience. Designed for senior-level women in for-profit organizations who are “ready now” or “ready next” for executive leadership roles, the program equips participants with the tools, networks, and confidence to lead with impact—in their careers and communities.
In 2025, just 16% of rising CEOs in Texas are women, down from 23% in 2024. Together, we can close the leadership gap.
It’s a natural extension of our lifecycle leadership strategy—supporting women at every stage of their journeys, from the classroom to the boardroom.
With the Executive Leadership Accelerator, we aim to:
• Close persistent gender leadership and wage gaps
• Retain and advance women in senior roles
• Expand diverse leadership pipelines across Texas
• Amplify our mission through each participant’s journey
The inaugural cohort will launch in October 2025. We invite you to learn more at txwf.org/executiveleadershipaccelerator or reach out to leadership@txwf.org with any questions.
Thank you for standing with us in this work. Together, we are building a better Texas—powered by strong women.
Many thanks also to the Tory Burch team for their warm hospitality, beautiful setting, and thoughtful attention to every detail and guest which made the evening truly special.
Together, we are strengthening our shared commitment to empowering women and girls!
SOURCE: CHALLENGER, GRAY & CHRISTMAS
L to R: Haleigh Jones, Cristal Retana Lule, Cynt Marshall, Debbie Dennis, Karen Hughes White, Jennifer Bartkowski, Anne Chow, Carrie Freeman Parsons, Brooke Hopkins
Alison Stueve, Karen Hughes White, and Alesia Coffman
Nineteen
Grantmaking:
Evey year, Nineteen, a Texas Women’s Foundation network, continues the community-focused work of our 19 trailblazing founders by allocating a $40,000 grant to an organization dedicated to empowering women and girls across the state of Texas. This year, Nineteen selected Nexus Family Recovery Center as their 2025-2026 grant recipient. Serving solely women on their journey to recovery, Nexus is one of the few residential treatment centers in Texas that welcomes mothers with their children - helping families heal, grow, and stay together. To celebrate this selection and the powerful work of the season, Nineteen held its 1st Inaugural Impact Celebration on June 7 at Movement Gyms, focused on impact, inspiration, and mindfulness.
H100
Welcome New 2025 H100 Latina Giving Circle Committee Members to DFW Hispanic 100!
This past May, H100 Latina Giving Circle, at Texas Women’s Foundation, warmly welcomed 10 incredible Latina leaders who have been selected for the 2025 grant season! The Latina Giving Circle committee has the opportunity to select organizations and programs that increase security and safety and demonstrate economic empowerment, data-driven impact, cultural awareness and inclusion, and community commitment focusing on Latina women and girls’ long-term stability and life prosperity. Each of these accomplished individuals brings a wealth of experience, passion, and commitment to advancing H100’s mission
The afternoon began with a yoga session and was made more powerful by remarks from Katie Overman, Nexus’ Chief Strategy Officer and Nineteen supporter, and a heartfelt speech by our very own Karen Hughes White, who shared why Nexus’ mission holds a deeply personal place in her heart. Attendees closed the evening by writing messages of encouragement to the courageous mothers and children currently receiving care at Nexus – a beautiful reminder that together, we are building #StrongWomenBetterTexas.
Events:
In addition to the Impact Celebration, Nineteen also hosted several new ways for supporters to engage, connect, and amplify our collective voice in the TXWF communities we serve. Both April and May provided four events that focused on community and leadership development. The Let’s Go Dutch Soiree was held on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, at Chelsea Corner. It was an evening filled with great food, laughter, and connection, followed by two Work Smart salary negotiation webinars hosted by the American Association of University Women. Work Smart webinars have equipped more than
of elevating our Hispanic community through connections, opportunities and philanthropy. Please join us in celebrating and welcoming these extraordinary new Latina Giving Circle leaders and members to the committee!
Co-Chair: Kim Cummings
Co-Chair: Yareli Esteban
Grants Chair: Diana Aguirre
Committee Members: Maria Boccalandro, Monica Lira Bravo, Yesenia A. Mendez, Mayra Olivares-Urueta, Vanessa Salinas Beckstrom, Linda Valdez Thompson, and Lupe Valdez
Since 2019, the Hispanic 100 Latina Giving Circle—powered by its members and in partnership with Texas Women’s Foundation—has awarded 177 grants
190,000 women to advocate for themselves with confidence and to negotiate for better benefits and pay for themselves and their families. And finally, Nineteen network supporters joined the more than 600 people who were in attendance at TXWF’s Leadership Forum & Awards Celebration at the Omni Dallas on May 8, 2025.
How to Get Involved:
For those interested in joining a community that believes in the resilience, strength, and well-being of women, and uses collective philanthropy to drive positive change, please visit: https://www.txwf.co/nineteen. Join Nineteen today. Texas women and girls have never needed you more!
totaling $786,000 to nonprofits with initiatives addressing the needs of Latina women and girls across North Texas.
Yet, demand continues to outpace funding. In the past three years, only nineteen cents of every dollar requested has been funded.
On October 2, the Latina Giving Circle will host its annual Latina Living Legend / ELLA Luncheon at Vouv in Dallas—a celebration of Latina leadership and a critical fundraiser for community grants.
Your presence matters. Join us in closing the gap—sponsorships and tickets available now.
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Left to Right: Stephanie Showalter, Kanitra Brooks, Brittney Gibson, Carissa Sato, Amanda Koonjbeharry, Chandra Matthews, Candice Hill
Nineteen Members enjoy yoga at Movement Gyms
L to R: Silvana Rosero, Gloria Tostado, Yareli Esteban, Linda Valdez Thompson, and Suzanne Cruz Sewell
Thank You to Our Donors
Texas Women’s Foundation would like to thank our generous supporters from our most recent fiscal year (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025). With their support, TXWF is able to invest in removing the barriers to women’s economic security, stability, and success and build #StrongWomenBetterTexas.
2025 ANNUAL DONORS
Terry Abel
Shelby Abeyta
Mirna Abyad Baloul
Edwina Adams
Lynne Randall Adams
Katherine Addleman
Margarita Aguilar
Diana Flotte Aguirre
Nazia Ahmed
Roheen Ahsan
Katrina T. Aikin
Samantha Alarcon
Sara Albert
Claire Aldridge
Asad Ali
Sobia Ali
V. Bonner Allen
Gillea Allison
Stephanie Almeter
Susan Altamirano
Sree Alvarado
Alvarez and Marsal
Amarillo National Bank
Amazon
Lennie Ambrose
Ashley Amerman
Melissa Amoros
ANCOR
Mary Jane Anderson
Savoy Anderson
Leslynn Angel
Anne Chow & Roger Moore
Fund at Fidelity
Anonymous (8)
Heather Antoine
Yadira Anzueto
Ileen Anzueto
Dori Araiza
Mayumi Arcand
Arcosa, Inc.
Dana Arimoto
Amanda Arizola
Nikki Arledge
Cynthia N. Ascencio
Charlene Ashford
Marisol Ashford
Cristina Ashworth
Crystal Assad
AT&T, Inc.
Julie Ayres
Constance Kleinert Babikian and Nicholas Joseph
Babikian
Susan Bailey
Tabitha Bailey
Dianne Baker
Ellenore Knight Baker
Prasanna Balakrishnan
Mavish Bana
Naveen Bandla
Bank of America
Angela Bardis
Ellen Barker
Krissy Barker
Joy Baskin
Cheryl Bass
Angela Christine Bauer
Marsha Beasley
Kathleen Beathard
Carl Beauregard
Connie Bell
Crystal Bell
Heather Bellino
Catherine Benavidez
Nate Bennett
Nina Berenato
Elaine Bernstein
Phyllis Fishman Bernstein
Kim Besse
Betty and Gerard Regard
Charitable Fund at Fidelity
Beverly Goulet Charitable Donor Advised Fund at J.P. Morgan
Billy & Dodee Crockett
Advised Fund The Dallas Foundation
Shaunna Flynn Black
Leketia Blair
Bridget Blaise-Shamai
Julie Mamolen Bleicher
Kalita and Ed Blessing
Blessing Family Foundation
Lauren Hradecky Blitzer
Michele Bobadilla
Maria Boccalandro
Tammy Bogard
Melissa Bolden
Mark Boles
Christopher Bolisay
Froswa Booker-Drew
Christine Bosco
Yasmine Bouaazzi
Rachel Bowden
Molly Bower
Mark Boyle
Brenda Brand
Debbie Dudley Branson
Braswell Child Development Center
Shanda Briones
Lottye Brodsky-Lyle and Bobby Lyle
Kanitra Brooks
Leanne Brooks
Cheryl Brown
Iliana Brown
La Sharron Brown
LaKesha Brown
Laura Jo Brown
Savohna Janiel Brown
Shaquita Brown
Shonn Brown
Veree Hawkins Brown
Jill Bryan
Elizabeth Bull
Madeline Burillo-Hopkins
Megan Burkhart
Jerrica Burnham
Helen Burt
Joy Busch
Allison Buttram
Jaime Cabrera
Rebel Calhoun*
Chetna Callahan
Robynann Callahan
Capital One
Elizabeth Capper
Maria Caratini Prado
Caren Lock and Michael
Bahar Family Fund of TXWF
Ana Lorena Carrasco
Shayne Carter
Milene Carvalho
Colleen Casey
Karen Cassady
Chrysta Castañeda
Jovelyn Castellanos
Catherine M. Coughlin Fund for Women’s Leadership of TXWF
David & Tara Abraham Family Fund of the Columbus Foundation
Steve Davidson
Claudia Davila
Bridgela Davis
Elizabeth De Leon
Katherine De Leon
Alencia DeAnda-Gregg
Michelle Deese
Brittany DeGan
Delgado Family Giving Fund at Fidelity
Selena Delk
Deloitte
Debbie L. Dennis
Effie Booker Dennison
Gemma L. Descoteaux
Kara DeVita
Beth Dexter
Diane and Chris Paddison
Donor Advised Fund of TXWF
Emily DiCarlo
Deborah Diercks
Alicia Dietsch
DIRECTV
Brooke Dooley
Helen Dorsey
Joanna Douglas
Dr. and Mrs. Muhammad and Ausia Malik Charitable Fund
Lauren Dugger
Jennifer Durbin
Diana Dutton*
Samantha Dwinell
Earth and Humanity Foundation
Loren Eaton Rives
Gwen P. Echols
Caren Edelstein
Katie Edwards
Harryette Ehrhardt
Eichner Family Fund of Fidelity
Fran Eichorst
Marnese Barksdale Elder
Stephanie Elizalde
Ellenore Baker Fund; Anagram Fund
Lesa Engelthaler
Julie Spicer England
Alexa Epperson
Donna Epps
Ernst & Young
Emily Essl
Yareli Esteban
Maria Cristina Esteves
Jaramillo
Laura V. Estrada
Myrna Estrada
Jana Etheridge and David Carles
Caite Evans
Janiece Evans-Page
Ashleigh Everett
Lingyun Fan
Sarah Fandrey
Kristy Faus
Lori Feehan
Judy Feld
Daphney Fenelon Ford
Brooke Ferguson
Kiera Fernandez
Fidelity Investments
Samantha Fisher
Ruth Miller Fitzgibbons
Jennifer Fitzmaurice
Meg Fitzpatrick
Kelly Flanagan
Christina Flores
Theresa Flores
Ashlee Foltz
Crissie Fortmeyer
Fossil Group
Sakina Foster
Pearl Garza Fracchia
Hannah Francis
Helen Frank
Frank Family Charitable Fund at Fidelity
Beverly Freeman
Valerie Freeman
Frost Bank - Dallas
Camryn and Alex Fuentes
Diane Fullingim
Jennifer Gaines
Joanne Galbraith
Sheila Gallagher
Lisa Gallerano
Hilda Galvan
Kirsten Gappelberg
Catalina Garcia, M.D.
Mayra Garcia
Prisma Garcia
Yolanda Garcia
Isabela Garcia
Linda Garcia
Maria Teresa Garcia
Pedroche
Wanda Gass
GDA Speakers
Michelle George
Renee George
George Family Foundation
Ann Germann
Sarah Gholston
Brittney Gibson
Helen Giddings
Jarae Gilreath
Barbara Girard
Girl Scouts of Northeast
Texas
Glazer’s Beer and Beverage
aka Southern Glazer’s
Jenny Glenn
Carol Goglia
Goldman Sachs & Company
Peyton Goldsmith
Erin Gollhofer Selfridge
Jessica Gomez
Jessica Gonzalez
Monica Gonzalez
Nora Gonzalez
Patsy Goodman
Brittany Gorman
Rachna Goswami
Beverly Goulet
Pamela Graham
Wanda J. Granier
Grant Thornton LLP
Greater Houston Golf
Charity
Rebecca Greenan
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Debbie Greene
Suzanne F. Greenman
Doreen Griffith
Scott Griggs
Gail Griswold and Bill Brice
Samanda Gronstal
Dusti Groskreutz
Brenda Grubbs
Raquel Guajardo
Angela Guillory
Kendra Gurcan
Gina Guzman
Reham Habib
Cris Haest
Kristen Hahn
Barbara Hall
Lisa Hall
Rosalyn Hall
Leslie Halleck
Kimberly Hammond
Payton Hampton
Chelsea Hanson
Colin Hardman and Ashu
Kumar
Janice Harissis
Julia P. Harman
Jill Harmon
Kayla Harrison
Harry S. Moss Foundation
Rosanne Hart
Amelia Hartman
Anne Haskel
Hattie Hill Enterprises, Inc.
Kris Hayes
Libby Hayhurst
Haynes Boone, LLP
Steven Hays
Health Care Service C
Corporation
Elizabeth Healy
Emily Hebert
Danny Henderson
Mary E. Henderson
Rue Howell Henry
Ashley Herbst
Ana Hernandez
Michelle Hernandez-Erbeyi
Cristal Hernández-Galván
Cameron Diane Hernholm
Sharon B. Herrin
Deborah Hickey
Sydney Hicks
Mary Pat Lindley Higgins
Candice Hill
Emitom Hillsman
Kim Hoàng
Carson Hodges
Annabel Hoffman
Hadley Hollingsworth
Dana Holmes
Nancy Hong
Dawn Hooper
Brooke Hopkins
Diane Hornquist
Anna Hsu
Danica Huckaby
Michelle Hudson
Hudson Peters Commercial
Linda Hughes
Karen Hughes White
Jamie Humber
Haley Hunt
Hunt Cares Employee Campaign
Hunt Consolidated, Inc.
Stephen Huschka
Ann Ingram
Alyssa Ingram
Inheritance Designs
Insperity
IPC National Charitable Foundation
Bayley Irish
Deborah Ison
Kirstin Ivy
Brenda L. Jackson
Julie Jackson
Lisa Jackson
Jackson Walker LLP
Jennifer Jao
Claudia Jaramillo
Jason Wu Beauty LLC
Delia Jasso
Carole Jawhar
Laura Jean
Sherell Jefferson
Victoria Jett
Rachel Jiang
Dinaz Jiwani
Candice Johnson
Debra Hunter Johnson
Fidelia M. Johnson
Kapreta Johnson
Monica Johnson
Pepper Johnson
Stacee Johnson-Williams
Brittainny Jones
Fallyn Jones
Haleigh Jones
Kazuyo Jones
Sharon Jones
Karun Joseph
JPMorgan Chase Bank
Lariscia Julion
Mahendra Kakarla
Naveen Kakarla
Sujatha Kannan
Renee Karp
Katherine G. Lyle Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas
Angela Katkin
April Kaylor
Keith Kearney
Margaret Keliher
Mary Ann Kellam
Anita Kelley
Glenda Kemple
Paige Kendrick
Breanna Kerschen
Jenny Kerzman
Ellen Lindsey Key
Zeshan Khan
Breanna Khorrami
Sylvia Kidd
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Jennifer Kirksey
Ashlee and Christopher Kleinert
Ursula Koch
Amanda Koonjbeharry
Lara Korba
Cynthia Kostman
Stephanie Kroger
Julie Kutchinski
Rachel Kutz
Chris Lahr
Sharon Lahr
Helen Lahrman
Lauren Lamb
Madalyn Lange
Ximena Lastra
Nancy Latner
Laura & Jim Einspanier Fund of TXWF
Valerie J. Lawlor
Debbie Lawrence
Aly Layman
JoJo Layton
Jennifer Lee-Sethi
Chelsea Leitch
Maria Lensing
Leung Tsai Family Fund at Fidelity
Noelle LeVeaux
Debra Leven
Debra J. Levy-Fritts
Deborah Lewis
Georgia Ley
Mark Lezotte
Fay and Brian Lidji
LiftFund Lending and Learning Center
Sandra Beach Lin
Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP
Josie Livengood
Caren K. Lock and Michael
Bahar
Logotology
Cristina Lopez
Iris Lopez
Olga Lopez
Matilda Bright Louree
Charles Love
M. Love-Tinker
Melendy Lovett
Julie Lowenberg
Miriam Luis
Elisa Luque
Mariesa Luque
Denise Lynn
Maria MacMullin
Michelle Mai
Mia Mainville
Major Shark Fund at Communities Foundation of Texas
Stacey Malcolmson
Kathryn Malmgren
Marcellene Malouf
Thanmai Mande
Beatriz Manetta
Joy Mankoff*
Ronald Mankoff*
Victoria Mannes
Caroline Marak
Tracy Maricle
Kimberly Marino
Marty Marks
Nikki Marley
Kate Rose Marquez
Susie Marshall
Marshalling Resources
Andi Marston
Heather Martin
Alicia Martinez
Ileana Martinez
Maria Martinez
Tonie Martinez
Stacey Marx
Cindy Masters
Thalia Matherson
Renda Mathew
Matter Family Office
Chandra Matthews
Maura McNiel Family Fund for Women’s Leadership of TXWF
Laura Maxwell
Russell May
Kellie Maynard
Cheryl Mayo
Lyndsey McAlister
Tri McBath
Madeline DuHaime McClure
Brandy McCollum
Debra McComas
Cecilia McKay
Charlotte McKenzie
McKesson
Gwendolyn J. McKinney
Kristin McLaughlin
Bridget McNiel
Tammy McQueen
Lori McWilliams
Ana Meade
Pauline Medrano
Rosa Medrano
Sarah Melton
Benjamin Mendez
Lisette Mendez
Maria Saenz Mendez
Jessica Mendoza
Senofer Mendoza
Jaime Meyers
Cynthia Denise Mickens
Ross
Microsoft
Bette Miller
Jessi Miller
Maribess Lehmann Miller
Retta Miller
Sarah Miller
Michelle Millet
Leticia Minkoff
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial
Group (MUFG)
Cathy Wilkins Moffitt
Jeamy Molina
Erin Moloney
Taylor Moody
Sandra Moore
Tiara Moore
Erin Moos
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Shannon Morse
Aracely Mosier
Moss Adams LLP
Reshma Varma Muddaluri
Kathy H. Muldoon
Multiplex, Inc.
Aracely P. Muñoz
Abril Murillo
Elizabeth Myers
Apurva Nair
Lia Nanez
Suzanne S. Nash
National Philanthropic Trust
Rosebud Nau
Jessica Nazario
Mara Neal
F. James Neil
Shawna D. Nesbitt
New York Women’s Foundation
Neena Newberry
Laura Newell Rhoden
Laura Nieto
Christina Norris
Cecilia and Tim Norwood
Farnoosh Nouri
Lauren Novak
Diana Nunez
Laran O’Neill
Adriana Ocampo
Mayra Olivares-Urueta
Oncor Electric Delivery
Michelle Oneil
ORIX USA Corporation
Melissa Orth
Kristen Ortiz
Katie Overman
Jennifer Owens
Diane Paddison
Tina Page
Ann Marie Painter
Anna Lee Painter
Christy Pambianchi
Eliska Paratore
Emily Parker
Parkland Health Foundation
Angelica Parra
Carson Parrish
Carrie Freeman Parsons
Patricia D. Mehal Charitable Fund at the American Gift Fund
Denise Patton
Catherine Payer
Melissa Pearlman
Cindy Pechal
Alisha Peek
Charli Pels
Kaitlin Pennell
PeopleFund
PepsiCo
Jeanette Perez
Jennifer M. Perez
Heather Permenter
Mary Ellen Peter
Janice Peters
Jelena Petrovic
Traci Petteway
Trang Pham
Lindsey Phaup
Jin Philips
Carrie Phillips
Ian Phillips
Tiffany Phillips
Danielle Pickard
Patricia Pickard
Dawn Pier
Gregory Pike
Maryanne Piña-Frodsham
Pinnacle Group
Ann Piper
Noel Pittman
Elissa Plotsky
Kim Pollock and Arthur Considine
Cheryl Polote-Williamson
Melissa Pon
Mary Elizabeth Porray
Hunter Pounds
Erin Prather Stafford
Amy Prescott
Kristen Przano
Tegwin Pulley
Sindhuja Pulyala
Felicia Punch
PwC
Katherine Quintanilla
Kristin Raby
Anne Rader
Christina Rael
Sybil Rajan
Amber Raley
Amanda Ramirez
Julie Ramirez
Rosa Linda Ramirez
Juan Ramos
Ann Ranson
Raymond James Charitable
Endowment Fund
REDW Advisors & CPAs
Amy Reece
Holly Reed
Madeline Reedy
Karyn Autumn Reese
Tasha Reid
Susan Reilly
Cristal Retana Lule
Sophia Reza
Cheryl Richards
Lucy Richards
Renee Richeson
Leigh Richter
Caroline Riskey
Nayeli Rivera
Kelli Roach
Katharine Roberson
Melissa Roberts
Nicole Robinson
Alice Rodriguez
Ana Maria Rodriguez
Patricia Rodriguez Christian
Christine Rogers
Sonja Bilger Romanowski
Keith Romero
Sonja Roque
Sally Levy Rosen
Pat Rosenthal
Silvana Rosero
Kelly Rowntree
Hua Rubin
Stephanie Russell
Cindy Ryan
Carole Rylander
Christianna Saenz
Sarah R. Saldaña
Vanessa Salinas Beckstrom
Sally and Tom Dunning Advised Fund at Dallas Foundation
Laura Salvie
Jennifer Sanborn
Olivia Sanden
Andrea Sanders
Kris Sanders
Natalie Sandifer
Santander Consumer USA
Erma Saracho
Paula Sarmiento
Carissa Sato
Kate Sattar
Nancy Saustad
Megan Sauter
Crystal Scanio
Breanna Schafer
Tracey Scharmann
Shanna Schiavon
Stephanie Schiefer
Angela Schlemmer
Margaret Schliessmann
Alese Schorn
Taylor Schrang Ready
Sally Schreiber
Jim Schultz
Emily Scott
Mary Scott
Elizabeth See
Kristyn and Mike Senters
Vikram Sethi
Anjali Shah
Nicola Shaikh
Islam Shalabi
Chaunine Shanks
Gowri Natarajan Sharma
Sharron Hunt Giving Account at Fidelity
Eileen Shibata
Jennifer Shinn
Lauren Short
Stephanie Showalter
Zeenat Sidi
Sidley Austin Foundation
Angie and Joe Sifferman
Ahava Silkey-Jones
Merary Simeon
Alexis Simms
Julia Simon
Shenée Simon
Alan Singleton
Veronica Singleton
Stephanie Sivinski
Ashley Slaughter
Chelsea Smith
Morgan Smith
Nikia Smith
Teresa Guerra Snelson
Bianka Soria-Olmos
Southwest Airlines
Southwestern Medical Foundation
Sue Schoolfield Spellman
Kerry-Ann Spencer
Veronica Spencer-Austin
Jennifer Spoonts
Charlene Stark
Amey Stark-Foust
Traci Steelman
Erin Stewart
Elaine Stillman
Christin Stinson
Dhriti Stocks
Whitney Williams Strauss
Dena Stroh
Hillary Strong
Alison Stueve
Tina Styles
Sierra Suggs
Victoria Summerall
Sudderth
Suzanne Ahn, M.D. Speaker Endowment Fund of TXWF
Becky Russell Sykes
Cara Sylvester
Sysco Corporation
LuAnn Tarango
Target
Melanie Tarver
Tiffany Tate
Karen Tavana
Laura Taylor
Sandra Taylor
Trina Taylor
Shannon M. Teicher
Texas Advocacy Project, Inc.
Texas Capital
Texas Instruments Foundation
Texas Woman’s University
The Hispanic 100
The Julie and Robert England Donor Advised Fund of TXWF
The Mussar Institute
The Omni - Dallas
The UK Online Giving Foundation
The Vetter Foundation
The Women’s Finance Exchange of Dallas
The Theodore & Beulah
Beasley Foundation
Vasudev Thimmaiah
Karyn Thomas
Rachel Thomas
Connie Thompson
Herlinda Thompson
Roslyn Dawson Thompson and Rex W. Thompson
Shannon Thompson
Sandy Thornton
Jonathan Thorp
Thrivent Financial
Brittany Tipton
Kris Torres
Veronica Torres Hazley
Tory Burch, LLC
Delva Toscano
Gloria Tostado
Amanda Townsend
Toyota North America, Inc
Emma Trevino
Jennifer Trevino
Trisha and Greg Cunningham Charitable Fund at Fidelity Truist Bank (BB&T)
Kaitlin Trujillo
Tamara Sue Trummer
Cynthia Tucker
Holly Tucker
Wandaliz Turner
TWU - Jane Nelson Institute for Women’s Leadership United Way of Greater Atlanta
Christine Unruh
UPS
USAA
Nancy Usrey
Lupe Valdez
Stephanie Valdez
Herlinda Valdez Thompson
Jose Valerio
Prasad Vallurupalli
Mary Vares
Varsity Brands
Kim Vaughan
Dana Vaughn
Jill Vaughn
Tatyana Velasquez
Jody Weiss Venturoni
Veronica Beard
Lisa Villafane
Ruth Villalonga
Fatima Villarreal
Blake Vincent
Visa
Vistra
Vizient
Terri Von Lehmden
Oli Vuong
Michael Waldron
Telesa Walton
Danielle Ward
Barbara Lord Watkins
Katrina Watland
Watland Woody Fund at The Dallas Foundation
Cheryl Wattley
Jessica Shepherd Watts
Katharine Weaver
Brenda Weber
Tabatha Westbrook
Susan Wetzel
Susan White
Maeghan E. Whitehead
Laura Whitley
Chad Wick
Elizabeth Gottfried Wilding
Kenny Wilks
Gina Williams
Katie Williams
Laura Williams
Nancy Williams
Rhonda Williams
Stormee Williams
Betty Williamson
Heather Willis
Danielle Wilson
Terry Wilson-Gray
Margaret Windham
Christina Winters
Kay Winzenried
Neena Wiora
Kym Woodman
Jacquelyn Woods
Hilary Worrell
Malynn Wren
Kaila Wright
Kim Wright
Shuyun Xue
Suran Yoo
Fern Yoon
Elizabeth Fagin Zaby
Karen Zahaluk
Reese Zahner
Dora Zapata
Pamela Zeigler-Petty
Evelyn Zermeno
Cristina Zertuche Wong
Elaine Zhou
ZimmCo LLC
Alissa Zimmerman
Mark Zimmerman
DAF HOLDERS
David & Tara Abraham Family Fund
Ellenore Baker Fund; Anagram Fund
Blessing Family Fund
Chrysta and John E. Castaneda Fund
Claire Collins Fund
Billy & Dodee Crockett Fund
Trisha and Greg Cunningham Fund
Delgado Family Fund
Sally and Tom Dunning Fund
Deborah Eichner Family Fund
Laura & Jim Einspanier Fund
The Julie and Robert England Fund
Frank Family Fund
Beverly Goulet Fund
Sharron Hunt Fund
Curley Kellogg Giving Fund
Caren Lock and Michael
Bahar Family Fund
Katherine G. Lyle Fund
Dr. and Mrs. Muhammad and Ausia Malik Fund
Patricia D. Mehal Fund
Anne Chow & Roger Moore Fund
Diane and Chris Paddison Fund
PKW Fund
Betty and Gerard Regard Fund
Major Shark Fund
Roslyn Dawson Thompson and Rex Thompson Fund
Leung Tsai Family Fund
Kay Winzenried Fund
Watland Woody Fund
ENDOWMENT DONORS
Suzanne Ahn, M.D. Speaker Endowment Fund
Serena Simmons Connelly Endowment for Child Care
Catherine M. Coughlin Endowment Fund for Women’s Leadership
Maura McNiel Family Endowment Fund for Women’s Leadership
Raymond James Endowment Fund
NINTEEN MEMBERS
Risper Abraham
Katrina Aikin
Shanna Allen
Stephanie Almeter
Mary Jane Anderson
Heather Antoine
Cynthia Ascencio
Crystal Assad
Susan Bailey
Donna Baker
Naveen Bandla
Angela Bardis
Krissy Barker
Marsha Beasley
Julie Bleicher
Brenda Brand
Kanitra Brooks
Leanne Brooks
Iliana Brown
La Sharron Brown
Savohna Brown
Jerrica Burnham
Joy Busch
Stacey Cellier
Christina Cheng
Catherine Chishti
Cece Cox
Stephanie Culpepper
Carol Curley
Jennifer Dantzler
Roslyn Dawson Thompson
Alencia DeAnda-Gregg
Kara DeVita
Deborah Diercks
Helen Dorsey
Joanna Douglas
Lauren Dugger
Loren Eaton Rives
Fran Eichorst
Samantha Fisher
Jennifer Fitzmaurice
Marion Flores
Hannah Francis
Amanda Freitag
Jennifer Gaines
Brittney Gibson
Jarae Gilreath
Barbara Girard
Erin Gollhofer Selfridge
Rachna Goswami
Dusti Groskreutz
Kristen Hahn
Lisa Hall
Rosalyn Hall
Leslie Halleck
Payton Hampton
Rosanne Hart
Amelia Hartman
Kris Hayes
Cameron Hernholm
Candice Hill
Kim Hoang
Dana Holmes
Patricia Houck
Karen Hughes White
Jamie Humber
Sharron Hunt
Kirstin Ivy
Jennifer Jao
Sherell Jefferson
Candice Johnson
Fidelia Johnson
Kazuyo Jones
Karun Joseph
Ellen Key
Breanna Khorrami
Jennifer Kirksey
Kevin Kirksey
Amanda Koonjbeharry
Rachel Kutz
Sharon Lahr
Madalyn Lange
Maria MacMullin
Mia Mainville
Cindy Masters
Chandra Matthews
Jessica Mendoza
Jaime Meyers
Leticia Minkoff
Wendy Moss
Aracely Muñoz
Jessica Nazario
Laura Nieto
Michelle Oneil
Kristen Ortiz
Katie Overman
Jennifer Owens
Anna Lee Painter
Heather Permenter
Mary Ellen Peter
Traci Petteway
Ann Piper
Noel Pittman
Melissa Pon
Erin Prather Stafford
Katherine Quintanilla
Stephanie Rabey
Amy Reece
Karyn Reese
Cristal Retana Lule
Renee Richeson
Katharine Roberson
Sonja Roque
Carole Rylander
Carissa Sato
Tracey Scharmann
Angela Schlemmer
Alese Schorn
Taylor Schrang Ready
Kristyn Senters
Chaunine Shanks
Jennifer Shinn
Stephanie Showalter
Angie Sifferman
Charlene Stark
Amey Stark-Foust
Traci Steelman
Dena Stroh
Victoria Summerall
Sudderth
Sandra Taylor
Trina Taylor
Kris Torres
Cynthia Tucker
Christine Unruh
Jody Venturoni
Fatima Villarreal
Barbara Watkins
Katrina Watland
Jessica Watts
Katharine Weaver
Maeghan Whitehead
Neena Wiora
Suran Yoo
Pamela Zeigler-Petty
Evelyn Zermeno
ELC MEMBERS
Gillea Allison
Dori Araiza
Colleen Casey
Dodee Crockett
Debbie Dennis
Kara DeVita
Ashleigh Everett
Jennifer Fitzmaurice
Christina Flores
Brooke Hopkins
Anna Hsu
Sherell Jefferson
Shannon Mantaro
Cindy Masters
Diane Paddison
Jin Philips
Holly Reed
Joanna Ridgway
LEGACY CIRCLE DONORS
Cynt Marshall
Retta A. Miller
Judy H. Nash *
Cecilia S. Norwood
Tim Norwood
Dianne H. Patterson
Tammy Patterson and Wendy Barber
Anita Porco
John A. Raphael *
Robbie W. Raphael
Cynthia D Reavis
Dawna L. Richter *
Lysa J. Rohan
Lindsay A. Romig
Pat Rosenthal
Annadele H. Ross
Judy Sherman
Becky R. Sykes
Larry E. Sykes
Shelley S. Turner
Patricia A. Vaughan *
Carol A. Vesey *
Rita S. Warren
Linda A. Wilkins
Shawna D. Wilson
Kay M. Winzenried
Peggy Zarro
H100 DONORS
Margarita Aguilar
Diana F. Aguirre
Melissa Alfaro
Monica Alonzo
Melissa Amoros
Yadira Anzueto
Ileen Anzueto
Catherine Benavidez
Rosa Maria Berdeja
Michele Bobadilla
Maria Boccalandro
Melissa Bolden
Madeline Burillo-Hopkins
Gloria Carter
Mary Elizabeth Cedillo Pereira
Suzanne Cruz Sewell
Catherine Cuellar
Kim Cummings
Claudia Davila
Suzana Delgado-Gray
Stephanie S. Elizalde
Yareli Esteban
Maria Cristina Esteves
Jaramillo
Laura V. Estrada
Myrna Estrada
Aimee Flores
Theresa A. Flores
Pearl G. Fracchia
Catalina E. Garcia
Prisma Garcia
Isabela Garcia
Linda Garcia
Carol P. Goglia
Jessica Gomez
Jessica Gonzalez
Monica Gonzalez
Nora Gonzalez
Wanda J. Granier
Graciela Hastings
Michelle Hernandez-Erbeyi
Cristal Hernández-Galván
Olga Hickman
Claudia Jaramillo
Delia Jasso
Mary Ann Kellam
Jenny Kerzman
Sylvia Kidd
Monica Lira Bravo
Cristina Lopez
Iris Lopez
Olga Lopez
Miriam Luis
Elisa Luque
Beatriz Manetta
JoHanna Martinez
Cecilia McKay
Pauline Medrano
Rosa Medrano
Lisette Mendez
Yesenia Mendez
Monica Menzel
Jeamy Molina
Elizabeth Molina
Aracely Mosier
Aracely P. Muñoz
Abril Murillo
Diana Nunez
Adriana Ocampo
Mayra Olivares-Urueta
Angelica Parra
Jennifer M. Perez
Gregory Pike
Rosa Linda Ramirez
Cristal Retana Lule
Sophia M. Reza
AnaChrista Robles
Alice L. Rodriguez
Ana Maria Rodriguez
Minerva Rodriguez
Silvana Rosero
Magda Salazar
Erma F. Saracho
Merary Simeon
Bianka Soria-Olmos
Herlinda Thompson
Veronica Torres Hazley
Gloria Tostado
Emma Trevino
Jennifer Trevino
Wandaliz Turner
Lupe Valdez
Stephanie Valdez
Herlinda Valdez Thompson
Jose Valerio
Mary Vares
Tatyana Velasquez
Ruth Villalonga
Dora C. Zapata
Cristina Zertuche Wong
Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Hispanic 100
UPS
*Deceased
The inclusion of names on this donor list is intended to acknowledge contributions made to our organization. We strive for accuracy in recognizing our supporters, but if any errors or omissions are found, please contact us so we can make the necessary corrections. We deeply appreciate every donor's generosity and commitment to our mission.
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DON’T MISS OUT! For more information visit: www.txwf.org/get-involved/#events or contact: events@txwf.org
Leadership Awards Nominations Open
OCTOBER 1, 2025
Help us recognize the great work of someone you know who is working to advance the lives of women and/or girls by nominating them for one – or both – of the Leadership Awards. Nominations will open for the Maura Women Helping Women and Young Leader Awards on October 1st.
Ruby Anniversary Luncheon
NOVEMBER 14, 2025 | 11:30AM- 1:00PM | OMNI DALLAS HOTEL
Join us for another unforgettable afternoon as we celebrate 40 years of impact alongside community, corporate, and philanthropic leaders who are committed to advancing opportunities for women and girls. The program will feature a compelling conversation with acclaimed stage and screen actress Christine Baranski, an unapologetic advocate for women. Find out more at: txwfluncheon.org
Lilly Screening & Panel Discussion
MARCH 4, 2026 | 4:00-7:00PM | DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART
Join us as we march forth for equal pay and carry our mission forward with a special screening of Lilly, the acclaimed feature film about equal pay activist Lilly Ledbetter. Following the film, we will have a powerful panel discussion exploring the persistence and pervasiveness of the wage gap in Texas and beyond—and how together we can keep marching forward for a better Texas for all. Registration Will Open Soon
Leadership Forum & Awards Celebration
APRIL 29, 2026 | 4:00 - 7:00PM | MOODY PERFORMANCE HALL
Help us celebrate the impact of women’s leadership as we present the 2026 Maura Women Helping Women and Young Leader Awards to Texas trailblazers. Find out more at txwfleadership.org
DONATE TO SUPPORT WOMEN & GIRLS:
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