About 100+ Women Who Care

How It Works

NOTE: Due to COVID-19 regulations we are holding virtual Zoom meetings until further notice

As a member of 100+ Women Who Care Comox Valley, you will be joining us for four evenings per year for a one hour meeting (click to see dates). Our meetings promptly start at 7:00 p.m. at Crown Isle Resort & Golf Community and will end at exactly 8:00p.m. If you wish to come a bit earlier to spend some time networking and meeting the new members, we will open the doors at 6:15 p.m. for you to do so.

The meeting will look like this:

• At the beginning of the meeting the committee will give an update on the Comox Valley Chapter.

• All approved nominations will be put in the Charity Basket and three ballots will then be chosen at random.

• The three Charities will each give a five minute presentation and answer any questions the members might have in that time frame.

• The members will then vote on their Charity of choice, the votes will be counted, and the winning Charity will be announced.

• Members will write a cheque to the winning Charity for $100.00.

• The funds will be given to the voted Charity once all monies have been received within two weeks after the meeting with a cheque presentation and photos.

Charity Choice Criteria:

* It must be a registered Charity

* The Charity must be willing to issue a charitable donation receipt to every member in a timely manner

* The Charity must agree that they will not use the membership list to solicit further funds

* The Charity must have a local presence in the Comox Valley community

* The Charity must spend a substantial portion of the received funds within the community

History

Inspired by the various 100+ Women Who Care throughout Vancouver Island, and all over North America, we wanted to contribute to this incredible organization by forming a group in the Comox Valley.

100 Women Who Care was started in 2006 and with now approximately 500 Chapters across North America, they are all able to contribute and give back to their community. To learn more about the history of this organization, visit: www.100whocarealliance.org

Organizing Committee

Leadership / Membership

Carol Daize

Carol has recently retired from 30 years in the Financial Industry. She has a son and a daughter who have blessed her with seven grandchildren. Her passion is spending time with family and founding/leading 100+ Women Who Care Comox Valley.

Venue & Community

Jenny Day

Jenny is the owner of Salon Pure Hair & Esthetics and has lived in the Comox Valley for over 35 years. Raising three amazing girls along with her husband was the reason she calls this the most amazing place to live, work and play. Her motto is “Love what you do and it never will feel like work.”

Charity

Lisa Wilcox

Lisa has participated on boards of charities and non-profit groups since she moved to the Comox Valley over 20 years ago. She was part of the group that founded the Comox Valley Montessori Society and is thrilled to be part of the steering committee starting the 100+ Women Who Care - Comox Valley. She has an amazing teenage daughter and works as a client partner for one of the world's top leadership development organisations.

Sponsorship / Finance

Angela Ohlman

Angela has been a resident of the Comox Valley since 2004. Her passion has been raising money for Cancer Research and has participated in Relay for Life, Cops for Cancer for 14+ years, and most recently joined the Hope Afloat Dragon Boat Team. Angela is a mom, wife, sister, aunt, and friend to many. You can find her any time of year in the bleachers cheering for hockey, lacrosse, and volleyball. When she is not at work, in the bleachers, or volunteering, you can always find her in her garden, spending time with her husband and son on the water or hiking in the woods.

Website & Tech Support

Rayme Pasieka

Rayme is a proud Vancouver Island resident. Wife and Mama to two brillIant toddlers and two amazing stepchildren. A passionate believer in helping others reach their full potential, she finds joy in helping others unmask subconscious programming and step into lives of purpose. It is an honour for her to be a part of 100+ Women Who Care Comox Valley team and she is excited for what is being made possible by the generosity of so many.