Press Release 

Debbie Smullen 

443-880-3460 

100womenworcestercounty@gmail.com 

100+Women Who Care in Worcester County is Back 

In 2017 three local women, Janelle Mulholland, Anna Newton and Susanna Eisenman brought a new group to our area that supported local charities.  After raising over $42,000, the group disbanded during Covid.  We will launch our first meeting to bring this amazing group back to benefit our local charities. Please join us on Wednesday, March 6, 2026 at 5:30 pm. The meeting will be held at Counterclox/The Vault 104 in downtown Berlin. Appetizers and beverages will be available for sale. 

The concept is simple. Each member commits to writing a check for $100.00 three times during the year. All checks are made out directly to the non-profit chosen. All donations are tax deductible. 

The meetings last for an hour. During that time 3 local non-profits, that are selected by the members, each has 5 minutes to tell the group what they do to benefit the Worcester County citizens.  All groups presenting must be a certified 501 (c)3 non-profit and provide services to Worcester County residents.  

Each member will vote for their favorite charity of the three presenting. After the votes are tallied, the winner will receive a $100.00 check from each person in attendance. 

Meetings will be scheduled in February, May and October. For this year it will be May 6, 2026, and October 7, 2026. Our goal is to have 100+Women join our efforts.  There is no selling, no collecting, no raffles, just local women getting together to share an hour and give back to the community.  

Charities can be nominated over and over again but can only win once per year. If you are passionate about giving back to your community, want to make new friends and see your $100 turn into a significant donation, join us. 

For more information, email Debbie Smullen at 100WomenWorcesterCounty@gmail.com or visit www.Facebook.com/100WomenWhoCareInWorcesterCounty. There is a membership link on our Facebook page that will allow you to nominate your top three local non-profits.