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  • Informal Apero – Geneva

    Join us for a warm, informal Apéro to connect, share stories, and experience Giving Women firsthand.

  • Membership kick-off

    Start your Giving Women journey with guidance, connection, and clarity on how to get involved.

  • Apéro Dialogue – Zurich

    Join us for an inspiring Apero Dialogue with Alexandra Machado on empowering young women to lead change through education and innovation.

  • Panel Conversation: US Foreign Aid Freeze: Where Do We Go From Here? Part 2 – Livelihoods

    Panel

    Following our recent panel on the impact and opportunities arising from the recent funding cuts, including the shutdown of USAID and global reductions in development aid, Giving Women has organized a second panel focusing on the effects on the livelihoods of women in the most underserved communities. As we come to terms with the realities of these cuts, we aim to explore how we can shift dependency away from foreign aid and work towards a world where solutions are found within communities and countries themselves.

  • Practical Strategic Planning To Achieve Your Organisation’s Goals

    Workshop

    Building an organisation, raising funding and delivering impactful results for stakeholders is hugely challenging, and the idea of building and maintaining a strategic plan can seem like yet more work for funders that takes time away from the important work of getting things done.

  • Giving Women Presentation and Afterwork Drinks in Zurich

    This Event is already practically full(we have released some additional tickets but we will be quite cosy if all come)
    Bridging Philanthropy & Impact Investing for Women’s Economic Empowerment 

    How can we move beyond traditional aid and catalyze sustainable, long-term solutions for women and girls in emerging markets and underserved communities? As humanitarian crises grow, it is more urgent than ever to shift from dependency on aid to market-based solutions that drive real economic empowerment and systemic change.