100 Women Who Care Milton Gathers July 8 at Springridge Farm to Back a Local Charity

100 Women Who Care Milton will hold its third gathering of 2026 on Wednesday, July 8, at Springridge Farm, continuing a simple but effective local giving model that turns many small donations into one meaningful gift for a Milton-area charity.

What Happened

According to FM101 Milton Now, the group will meet at Springridge Farm, 7256 Bell School Line in Milton. Attendees are invited to arrive at 5:30 p.m. for shopping, treats and social time at the pavilion and bakery, with the formal meeting beginning at 6:30 p.m.

The format is the heart of the group: members listen to short presentations from three local charities, then vote, and the chosen charity receives a donation from every member. The contribution has traditionally been $100 per member, though the group has used a donate-what-you-can approach since the pandemic.

The model adds up quickly. At its March 2026 gathering, the group selected Community Living North Halton as the recipient, and the organization received $12,000. Community Living North Halton provides support and services to children and adults with special needs in Milton and Halton Hills.

Key Details

• Date and time: Wednesday, July 8, 2026 — social time from 5:30 p.m., meeting at 6:30 p.m.

• Location: Springridge Farm, 7256 Bell School Line, Milton.

• Format: three local charities present, members vote, and one charity receives a donation from each member.

• New members are welcome, and guests can register through the group's online forms.

• Questions can be directed to the 100 Women Who Care Milton Facebook event page or by email at 100womenmilton@gmail.com.

Community Impact

Giving circles like this one let residents pool modest individual donations into a single, sizeable gift, giving smaller Milton-area charities a boost that would be hard to achieve through one-off contributions. For local non-profits, a presentation slot can mean thousands of dollars and new community visibility in a single evening.

Background

100 Women Who Care Milton is part of a wider grassroots model in which members meet several times a year, hear directly from local causes, and direct their collective generosity to organizations working close to home.

Source: FM101 Milton Now — https://www.miltonnow.ca/2026/06/10/137389/

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