WE ARE WOMEN UNITED
Our mission is to mobilize the caring power of women to advance the common good in Windsor and Essex County.
Join us for our next Lunch & Learn on Tuesday, June 13th from 12pm-1pm at the United Way Office. Please RSVP!
Women United's Lunch & Learn
We improve lives locally
Women United is an inclusive, vibrant community of change-makers bound together by a sense of belonging – to one another, to our community, and to our mission.
By making a minimum contribution of $1,200 annually to United Way, you can be part of that change. Women United is investing directly in United Way’s On Track to Success program, a youth empowerment strategy that helps young people graduate high school and attend post-secondary or trade education.
Benefits
The Women United network spans the globe and is one of the most successful philanthropic movements of its kind.
A powerful network
When you join Women United in Windsor-Essex County, you become part of a powerful network of caring and professional local women.
Volunteering
Opportunities to volunteer your time and talents to local projects.
Local Impact
Women United members mentor students and support extra-curricular activities for On Track to Success students.
Women United members hold a book drive in support of United Way’s Summer Eats for Kids program.
Changing lives by fully funding 7 students in United Way’s On Track to Success program
Message from the Co-Chairs
Joining efforts with the amazing women of Women United as well as supporting causes that have become so dear to me has been more rewarding than I could have imagined. I am grateful for the experiences I have had thus far, interacting with children and teens that have truly benefitted from some of our efforts, including On Track to Success and Summer Eats for Kids programs.
Melissa Caschera
Women United Co-Chair
There is something truly special about being a part of a group of women that aspire to make differences in their community. What drew me to Women United was their commitment to the On Track to Success Program. As a former teacher, supporting youth with their education is important to me.
Candice Parent
Women United Co-Chair
Download the Report
2021 Women United Impact Report
Meet our Women United members:
| Anne McLachlan | Anne Waters | Annette Demers |
| Andriana Pitre | Candice Parent | Cealia Gagnon |
| Christina Grossi | Cynthia Smith | Diane Reko |
| Diane Santing | Diletta Bello Casey | Dina Misur |
| Donna Farroww | Dr. Andrea Steen | Dr. Brigitte Ala |
| Dr. Debbie Kane | Dr. Heather Hausmann | Elaine Genyn |
| Heather Pratt | Janice Smith | Jordan Neposlan |
| Judy Wyllie | Karen Speers | Karen Sportelli |
| Karen Stopford | Kathleen Sturba | Kristen Siapas |
| Kristie Cronin | Leslie Frattaroli | Lori Shalhoub |
| Lorraine Goddard | Luciana Rosu-Sieza | Lynda Pizzolitto |
| Lynn Charron | Mandy Furtado | Marina Quattrociocchi |
| Marium Tolson-Murtty | Marnie Robillard | Mary Harris |
| Melanie Gardin | Melissa Caschera | Michelle Suchiu |
| Missy Parent | Nada Tremblay | Rachelle Booth |
| Sandra Neposlan | Sharron Finn | Sheri Lowrie |
| Sherri Gowman | Soula Serra | Stefania Tomaselli |
| Terri Schiller | Valerie Bonasso | Vicky Smith |
| Virginia Walsh |
