100 Women Who Care Milton Holds Its Final 2026 Gathering October 14

One of Milton's most direct ways to give back is gathering one more time this year. 100 Women Who Care Milton will hold its fourth and final meeting of 2026 next month, bringing members together to hear from local charities and rally behind one of them.

What Happened

The group's next gathering is set for Wednesday, October 14, at Country Heritage Park's Gambrel Barn. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for arrival, with the meeting itself starting at 6:30 p.m. and running about an hour.

At each meeting, members hear short presentations from three local charities and then vote on which one will receive the group's pooled donations. The model has traditionally been $100 per member, with a donate-what-you-can option available in recent years.

Key Details

• Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026 — arrival at 5:30 p.m., meeting at 6:30 p.m.

• Venue: Country Heritage Park, Gambrel Barn, 8560 Tremaine Road, Milton.

• Format: three local charities present, then members vote to support one.

• This is the fourth and final gathering of 2026.

• At the July meeting, members donated $12,200 to Halton Women's Place, the region's shelter for women and children experiencing domestic violence.

• Food is provided by The Bombay Grill, with a cash bar and time to socialize.

• Details and registration are available by contacting 100womenmilton@gmail.com.

Community Impact

The strength of the 100 Women Who Care model is its simplicity: a room full of members turning modest individual gifts into a substantial, focused donation for one local cause in a single evening. Over a year, those gatherings add up to meaningful support for Milton-area charities.

The final meeting of the year is also a chance for new members to join and for the community to learn about several local organizations at once.

Background

100 Women Who Care Milton is part of a wider giving-circle movement in which members meet a few times a year, hear from local charities, and collectively direct their donations to organizations working in their own community.

Source: FM101 Milton Now / 100 Women Who Care Milton — https://www.miltonnow.ca/2026/09/17/139000/

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