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    ASPSF Women's Giving Circle Logo

    The ASPSF Women’s Giving Circle has officially launched!

    Excitement is building as women gather across the state, connecting with friends, meeting other women, and planning ways to support our single parent families.

    With chapters in Fort Smith, Hot Springs, Jonesboro, Little Rock, and online, no matter where you are in Arkansas — or even out of state — there’s a chapter for you!

    Women’s Giving Circle members are professional women, age 21 and older, at different stages of their careers. Varied in their professional backgrounds, they share a passion for education and for championing other women.

    Be among the first 100 to join, and you’ll receive special lifetime status as a Founding Member.  Plus, you’ll receive exclusive event invitations and a “100 Club” tote bag.

    Join today at aspsf.org/wgc!

    Founding Members to date: Becky Timmons, Mary Pat Anthony, Marti Little, Heather Walker-Clark, Kerry Tew, Sonya Sanders, Dr. Kathy White Loyd, Sharmane Andrews, and Sarah Kinser.

    A group of diverse women pose for a photo

    Ladies of Little Rock enjoyed a fun evening of networking with wine and appetizers. Pictured (from left, back row) includes Wendy Stotts, ASPSF Development Manager; Sarah Kinser, Chief Program Officer of Arkansas Community Foundation; Ruthanne Hill, ASPSF Executive Director; Cindy Conger, Wealth Manager at Conger Wealth Management; Sharmane Andrews, ASPSF board member and Senior VP of Regulatory & Consumer Affairs at Simmons Bank; Jen Para, ASPSF Communications Director; (From left, front row) Journey and Charlotte Hudson, ASPSF recipient and her daughter. 

    Women sit at tables while listening to a speaker

    The Little Rock Women’s Giving Circle network and enjoy learning from one another. 

    Jonesboro women sit at tables and listen to a student speaker

    The Jonesboro Women’s Giving Circle enjoyed snacks while listening to ASPSF recipient 
    Katherine Pryor share her educational journey. 

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