Purpose in Action: Women’s History Month
March is a time to recognize and celebrate organizations led by people who identify as women, whose leadership continues to shape more just and inclusive communities. This month, we uplift clients advancing work that is rooted in care, dignity, and access for all. While centered in women’s leadership, their missions are inclusive of all people, reflecting a deep commitment to equity. Through advocacy, education, and direct support, they expand access and champion programs for everyone they serve.
Clients Featured: Frontera Fund, Texas Equal Access Fund, California Abundant Birth Project, 21st Century Leaders, NAMI Georgia.
Frontera Fund
Location: McAllen, Texas
Mission: Frontera Fund is dedicated to advancing reproductive justice values and access to reproductive health in the Rio Grande Valley and border communities in Texas by providing comprehensive direct services, including abortion funding and practical support, alongside community advocacy efforts.
Consultants: Beth Sadler, Maryellen Grant, Anna Jane Tabler
Purpose Possible Work: Individual giving database, grant writing, and grant reports.
“I love working with the Frontera Fund team. Their creativity and unique voice shine through in all they do!”
Texas Equal Access Fund
Mission: Texas Equal Access Fund provides funding to low-income people in the northern region of Texas who are seeking abortion and cannot afford it, while simultaneously working to end barriers to abortion access through community education and shifting the current culture toward reproductive justice.
Consultants: Beth Sadler, Maryellen Grant, Rachel Stanley, Hannah Ranson
Purpose Possible Work: Event fundraising, individual giving strategies, putting the systems and strategy in place to ensure sustainable, long-term fundraising success.
“Working with TEA Fund has been energizing in the best way. They care deeply about their community and it shows in everything they do, from the way they show up for Texans to the way they bring people together to fund the work. There’s real joy behind their fundraising. They’re building something powerful, and it’s exciting to be part of it!”
“It is a joy working with TEA Fund. They are true, steadfast advocates for reproductive justice, especially in the heart of Texas. They are tenacious, committed, and creative, and shepherding their fundraising efforts to the next level is deeply moving.”
California Abundant Birth Project
Location: California (Alameda, Contra Costa, Los Angeles, and Riverside counties)
Mission: To make birthing healthier and safer for the people facing the greatest risk during their pregnancy journey.
Consultant: Starsha Valentine
Purpose Possible Work: Executive fundraising coaching and strategy advising.
“As a fundraising coach and advisor to ABP, I have been deeply impressed by Zea, Michaela, and Jenna’s knowledge, commitment to the mission, and support for their partners throughout California. Their forward-thinking vision and responsible fiscal management will ensure that their programs can continue to support birthing parents and families for years to come.”
21st Century Leaders
21stcenturyleaders.org/
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Mission: To make birthing healthier and safer for the people facing the greatest risk during their pregnancy journey.
Consultant: Caroline Egan
Purpose Possible Work: We’ve supported 21CL in grant writing, annual giving campaigns, and their endowment fundraising efforts. Additionally, our communications team has helped produce the organization’s impactful annual report. We are honored to contribute to their mission of creating lifelong leaders across the state of Georgia.
“For nearly three years, I have had the privilege of working with 21st Century Leaders (21CL) as a grant writer and annual giving fundraiser, and I remain deeply inspired by the transformative impact of their work. What sets 21CL apart is its statewide reach, influencing high school students not just in Atlanta but in cities and communities across Georgia. Under the leadership of Kate Hewitt, Executive Director, 21CL grew its presence across the state, ensuring no student is overlooked.”
NAMI Georgia
namiga.org
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Mission: To empower local affiliates to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness through advocacy, education, support, and public awareness.
Consultant: Marcy Breffle, Adi Bates
Purpose Possible Work: Fundraising support and communications support.
“NAMI Georgia’s team of women leaders is leading the charge in advocacy, education, support, and public awareness for mental illness. With affiliates across the state, this team is diligent, welcoming, and intentional in their work as a grassroots organization for individuals and families in Georgia.”
