The Women's Fund of Omaha celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2010. The fall issue of Today's Omaha Woman magazine focused on the organization and its history.
Women's Fund History
It was 1990 when a small group of visionary women leaders met to explore
the need for a women’s fund in Omaha. They discussed the possibilities,
the needs and what they envisioned the organization might become.
Twenty years later, the Women’s Fund of Omaha serves as the collective
voice and primary champion for positive change for Omaha-area women and
girls. Since its inception, the Women’s Fund has invested more than $2.5
million in grants and projects that are focused on their needs.
“I believe some of our problems are the same problems, but we have made a
lot of strides in tweaking those problems for the better,” says Gail
Walling Yanney, first chair of the Women’s Fund board.
Read the rest of the Today's Omaha Woman article on the Women's Fund's 20th anniversary.
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