Women United

The Women United donor network was established locally in 2009 and continues to uplift women and make a positive impact on our area’s youngest residents. Dynamic and influential, these Waymakers™ are committed to advancing early childhood development in Kansas City through leadership, philanthropy, collaboration, and volunteerism.

Our Focus:

Advancing early childhood development in Kansas City.

Membership:

We currently have 650 Women United members locally and Women United includes more than 55,000 members working with United Way chapters in more than 200 communities across the globe.

Why join Women United?

Invitations to exclusive local volunteer, educational, networking and social events
Regular communication emails
United Way apparel or merchandise
Invitations to other United Way events
Leadership opportunities

How to join Women United:

Click here to join with an annual gift of $1,000 or greater.

Contact our Philanthropy Team to learn more about joining Women United.

Women United Cabinet Members:

Ashlee Harmon, KPMG
Ginger Williams, Kaiser Permanente
Gratia Carver, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City
Jana Souder, Deloitte

Kim Herman, PNC Bank
Lauren Dunham, Lockton Companies
Mandy Kruger, JE Dunn
Melissa Morley, encompas

Nikki Meek, Hallmark
Renita Mollman, Burns & McDonnell
Sarah Rowan, KC Power & Light District
Tiffany Coleman, Black & Veatch

Women United 2026 Calendar

Saturday, January 17, 2026: Volunteer Opportunity to support Growing Futures
@ Battle of the Bean 5K
Sign up to volunteer here.

Thursday, February 5, 2026: Purses for Promise Social @ Amigoni Urban Winery
RSVP and learn more here.

Thursday, April 16, 2025: Purses for Promise @ The Gallery
Learn more here and save the date.

April 20 to April 24, 2026: United Way Seasons of Giving during
National Volunteer Week
Stay tuned for information.

August 2026: Refresh a Classroom
Stay tuned for information.

November 2026: United Way Community Fest
Learn more here.

December 2026: United Way Seasons of Giving
Stay tuned for information.

Any way we can help impact the early years of a child—whether it’s food insecurity, housing, or education—makes a difference.
Renita Mollman, Burns & Mcdonnell

Being involved with Women United has deepened my connection to our community in so many meaningful ways. It’s inspiring to work alongside such dedicated individuals and hear their stories. It’s reinforced my belief that when we come together, we can create real positive impact.
Sarah Rowan, KC Power & Light District