The 100 Network is looking for passionate non-profit organizations to present at our quarterly meetings. If you’re making a difference in your city and would like to share your story with our members, please complete the form below.
Voices for Children of Broward County supports abused, neglected, and abandoned children by providing them with essential programs, resources, and a voice.
Visit WebsiteThe Junior Achievement of South Florida's mission is to empower youth with the knowledge, ability, and confidence to navigate their futures, drive our economy, and
Visit WebsiteThe Central Care Mission is a faith-based and science-driven life skills program that serves men battling homelessness, addiction, and crisis. They aim to empower these
Visit WebsiteThe purpose of New Beginnings is to help the homeless and less fortunate in South Lake County. They aim to revitalize lives through counseling services,
Visit WebsiteThe Jobs Partnership of Florida's mission is to provide biblically-based training that helps individuals find fulfilling careers and improve their lives.
Visit WebsiteThe mission of Edgewood Ranch is to help at-risk children and their families find hope through Faith, Love, & Education.
Visit WebsiteShepherd's Hope provides free healthcare to uninsured and underinsured individuals in Central Florida, offering a range of medical services and support programs.
Visit WebsiteThe Oakland Nature Preserve sits on 150 acres of land and was once used for farming and agricultural purposes. The preserve offers a variety of
Visit WebsiteThe Orange Audubon Society conserves and restores natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats, through education and advocacy.
Visit WebsiteThe mission of Friends of Lake Apopka (FOLA) is to restore Lake Apopka to its once pristine condition.
Visit WebsiteLove Made Visible serves orphans and vulnerable children in Central Florida by providing foster care support and resources.
Visit WebsiteThe mission of the French Family Foundation is to empower individuals with disabilities and their families by offering the essential support, resources, and connections they
Visit WebsiteCommission 127 supports foster families and churches in their mission to keep children in families, whether biological, foster, or adoptive.
Visit Websitehe mission of the Winter Garden Heritage Foundation is to preserve the heritage and architecture of West Orange County while creating new cultural experiences.
Visit WebsiteUnfortunately, the Garden Theatre recently closed due to financial challenges. It had been a haven for artists, performers, and audiences in the West Orange community
Visit WebsiteThe Winter Garden Art Association cultivates a vibrant arts community through exhibitions, workshops, and events at the SOBO Art Gallery.
Visit WebsiteThe Southern Cross Service Dogs organization provides well-trained service dogs to individuals with disabilities. They are committed to providing exceptionally trained service dogs and ensuring
Visit WebsiteThe Oceans of Hope Foundation makes ocean sports accessible to individuals with physical disabilities through adaptive surfing and kayaking events.
Visit WebsiteHomeAid Orlando is dedicated to ending homelessness by building and maintaining housing, providing resources, and educating the public on the issue. Sources and related content
Visit WebsiteTriumphant ‘N Treasured exists to restore the financial independence, dignity, and acceptance of widows and orphans as integral parts of their community. They also exist
Visit WebsiteThe Orange County Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) ministers to coaches and athletes, leading them into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church.
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The 100 Network is a group of men who come together to make a difference in their communities. Each member contributes $100 every quarter, and those funds are pooled together to support local non-profits. It’s about more than just giving money; it’s about building brotherhood, fostering connections, and creating positive change.
Each chapter has its own process for selecting non-profit partners. Typically, organizations submit an application (like the one you’re completing now!), and the chapter members review the submissions and vote on which organizations to support. We prioritize organizations that align with our values and demonstrate a clear need and impact in the community.
If your organization is selected, you’ll receive a financial contribution from the chapter. The amount varies depending on the chapter size and fundraising efforts. Beyond funding, many chapters also offer volunteer support, help with fundraising events, or promote your organization to their network.
We typically ask presenters to give a brief overview of their organization, highlighting their mission, programs, and impact. You’ll have an opportunity to share your current needs and how the 100 Network can help. We encourage interactive presentations that engage our members and inspire them to get involved.
Absolutely! Each chapter operates independently, so you are welcome to apply to any chapter where you feel your organization aligns with their focus and priorities.
After the presentations, the chapter members vote on which organizations to support. You will be notified of the outcome, and if selected, a chapter representative will contact you to coordinate the donation and discuss any further collaboration.
