Women United Brunch

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We are excited to host a silent auction as part of this year's Women United Brunch! Items include hotel stays, activities and memberships, restaurant gift certificates, fine jewelry and goods, baskets from local businesses and more - there's something for everyone! All proceeds support strategies and programs that help more women achieve financial security.

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Women United Brunch

Madison Marriott West - 1313 John Q Hammons Drive

Join us for an inspiring morning of networking and celebrating the caring power of women! We Ignite Change. From single women to heads of households, Women United envisions a Dane County where all women can succeed and reach their potential. Because we know that when more women are financially secure and on pathways towards success, entire generations of families are better positioned to thrive.

We'll also celebrate our 13th recipient of the Women United Philanthropy Award, Dr. Martha Stacker - recognizing her achievements in social justice and improving the lives of marginalized individuals in our community. You won't want to miss it!

Event Schedule

8:30 am: Check In, Networking & Silent Auction Opens
9:00 am: Brunch & Program
10:30 am: Optional menstrual hygiene ImPack engagement

Sponsorship opportunities available! Please contact [email protected] for more information.

Honoring Dr. Martha Stacker

Dane County Human Services, Division Administrator of Children, Youth and Families

Each year, Women United honors a woman committed to making our community a better place to live, for all. The Women United Philanthropy Award recognizes her achievements in educating, empowering and inspiring young women and girls to be leaders in Dane County. This year, we are thrilled to honor Dr. Martha Stacker!

Hailing from Milwaukee, Dr. Stacker brings an acute understanding of the challenges that impact families. She understands social service systems firsthand - both as a former recipient and now as a leader driving change within them. Throughout her career, she has held positions in the nonprofit sector, at public schools, the Department of Health Services, the Department of Corrections and the Department of Children & Families. Currently, she serves as the Division Administrator of Children, Youth, and Families at the Dane County Human Services Department. "I don't like to say I have lived experiences, but rather that I'm living experience."

Learn more about Dr. Martha Stacker!

Menstrual Hygiene ImPack Engagement

In the spirit of Women United's advocacy for financial security for women, we're hosting a menstrual hygiene product engagement where we will be repackaging menstrual hygiene products into essential ImPack kits that will be distributed to our partnering nonprofits.

When individuals in Dane County don't have access to menstrual hygiene products, they are more likely to miss work or school - making it harder for them to succeed in life. Pads and tampons aren't covered by food and nutrition assistance programs, and these items are rarely donated but always needed. At Women United, we believe a period shouldn't stand in the way of someone participating in school, work, life and community.