Are you a Central Texas woman interested in...
- Being a philanthropic community leader?
- Reaching out with your investments--working with other Central Texas women to create customized volunteer projects?
- Participating in and networking at women's leadership speaker events?
- Receiving invitations to events exclusive to fellow leadership givers?
- Helping determine the United Way project that best advances the community agenda?
- Gaining membership in various local and national recognition societies?
If so, consider joining the Women's Giving Network (WGN) at United Way Capital Area.
WGN members are Central Texas women who pledge to give at least $2,000 each year directly to United Way Capital Area. To learn more about WGN, choose from the links on the left.
Women’s Giving Network Annual Meeting and Speaker’s Event
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WGN Mission
The mission of the Women's Giving Network (WGN) is to create a powerful female-driven philanthropic force in Central Texas. Using the United Way Capital Area Community Agenda Project to identify priorities, WGN will play a key role in addressing the issues that are critical to the health and potential of our community. We will accomplish this goal by raising money to advance the community agenda and by preparing and assisting women to be leaders in philanthropy.
WGN Events
Check back soon for the next WGN event. See Volunteering Opportunities below for the next WGN volunteering project.
WGN Downloads
WGN Newsletters
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Volunteering Opportunities
WGN's current Community Impact Project - Success By Six
Success By 6 aims to make sure that by the time they enter their first year of school - at six-years-old-every child in
Central Texas is prepared to become a healthy, happy, and smart student. WGN is supporting, financially and through volunteer
time, an initiative called Play and Learn Groups.
Click here to volunteer with WGN’s Signature Project.
Leadership Giving Impact
I’m Peg.
Last year, while on leave from my job, I found myself with more free time. I decided I wanted to get more involved in community activities. I attended the fall meeting of the United Way Women's Giving Network (WGN). That particular meeting happened to feature a speaker who talked to us about child well-being and the state of childcare in the city.
The presentation moved me deeply, and I became interested in improving the quality of childcare in Austin.
Also at that meeting, I learned that the WGN did not yet have a system in place to provide its members the opportunities to participate in volunteer activities.








