When you think of “Wonder Woman” what comes to mind? We at The Women’s Resource Center think of strong, intelligent, leader, trailblazer, influential women… and so, so much more. The four women who were chosen as our Spring 2019 Wonder Women are nothing short of these terms. We held our Spring Legacy Luncheon on
January is National Mentoring Month, which is so important to us at WRC. Mentoring is more than just coaching people in need. It’s about guidance through your high and low points, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, figuring out what works and what doesn’t, staying positive and as stress-free as possible. Even the strongest of leaders
What an amazing ride 2018 has been, and we are so thankful. Our goals this year were to improve our Impactful Programs & Services, Financial Strength & Stability and Leadership & Advocacy. We can proudly say we have achieved our goals! We have accomplished so much, and it’s all thanks to YOU! Throughout the
Dear Women’s Resource Center supporter: Your financial gift is important to us and we want you to understand #WhyWRC. Everyday, women come into our centers looking for help. 40% of these women are living below the poverty level, and 19% are considered homeless. Another 36% live below the sustainable wage for our region (ALICE
Jaymie Carter is the next Wonder Woman in our series of 25 brought to you by the Bradenton Herald. Jaymie Carter doesn’t know a stranger and has a kind word and a smile for everyone. She is the first person to raise her hand to ask a question when she doesn’t understand something and
