100 Women Who Care Midlands SC Donates over $7,000 to Autism Society
April 21, 2026
Clark
100 Women Who Care Midlands SC
803-240-6649
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
100 Women Who Care Midlands SC Donates over $7,000 to Autism Society
100 Women Who Care Midlands SC recently elected to support the Autism Society of SC with a donation of $7,350.00 and was pleased to present their donation to Jim Merklinger, Executive Director of the Autism Society. The mission of the Autism Society is to create connections, empowering everyone in the Autism community with the resources needed to live fully. They equip those affected by Autism with knowledge and support to maximize their quality of life.
With over 100 members, 100 Women Who Care Midlands SC formed a chapter in the Midlands at the beginning of 2018 and continues to grow their membership. 100 Women Who Care Midlands SC meets once quarterly and gives all donated monies to local non-profits in the Midlands of SC.
Members commit to giving, each quarter, one hour of their time to learn about local non-profits that are nominated by active members. Each member then agrees to support, financially, the local non-profit selected among those nominated and selected. The combined giving of each member’s contribution makes a powerful impact locally. To date, 100 Women Midlands has donated over $314,000.00 to 31 different non-profits in the Midlands.
100 Women Who Care Midlands SC invites women in the Midlands to become 1 of 100.
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About 100 Women Who Care Midlands SC
The first 100 Women Who Care group was formed in November 2006 in Jackson, Michigan.
From this first meeting, an international movement began and there are currently more than
750 chapters of 100 Women Who Care, 100 Men Who Care, 100 People Who Care, and 100
Kids Who Care are making a significant impact on communities throughout the world. In 2018 a group
of local women brought the program to the Midlands of SC and is having a positive impact throughout the Midlands.
