The Women’s Self Worth Foundation was formed in 2009 and is a private 501(c)(3) charitable organization. The primary mission of the Foundation is to provide grants to organizations that work towards the empowerment and advancement of women.
Women’s Self-Worth Foundation
10100 Santa Monica Blvd.
Suite 2600
Los Angeles, CA 90067
selfworthcs@gmail.com
Organizations Benefitting from Grants by the Women’s Self-Worth Foundation
We are proud of the ongoing impact made by our partnership with the Women’s Funding Network and Accion USA. Our work with these organizations empowers low- to moderate- income women entrepreneurs by providing them with access to capital and financial education to start and expand small businesses. From jewelry, to daycare to graphic design these …
Read More >Operation Homefront and the Women’s Self Worth Foundation are pleased to announce the Saban Military Spouse Educational Scholarship. The scholarship award is offered to wives of uniformed service members to attend vocational training programs in the medical field. Fifteen $8,500 scholarships and five $10,000 scholarships will be awarded for tuition for vocational training in one …
Read More >Message from Coach Mara Leigh Taylor, Director/Creator of the GOGI program: Please pass a GOGI CONGRATULATIONS on to our dear supporter and friend, Cheryl. Last week when Coach Davida and I traveled to the GOGI Campus in the Wasatch County Utah jail, we were greeted by 16 inmates WEARING THE KNOW YOUR SELF WORTH T …
Read More >* many do not accept unsolicited proposals The WSWF accepts proposals by from organizations with demonstrated successes in our outlined focus area, specifically, programs that go beyond providing basic needs but that seek to educate, advance and empower women. Examples of such programs include microfinance and microenterprise programs geared toward enabling women to reach financial …
Read More >The Women’s Self Worth Foundation is pleased to announce that it has pledged $250,000 to the American Indian College Fund over the period of four years for 14 scholarships to benefit American Indian women attending college. The goal of the grant is to empower American Indian women by providing scholarship support for a higher education. …
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