Women's Leadership Initiative
A powerful network of women through a focused investment of their time, talent, and treasure.
Our Mission:
To inspire, educate, and improve lives in our community through a powerful, passionate network of women through a focused investment of their time, talent, and treasure.
The Women’s Leadership Initiative (W.L.I.):
• Brings women together to share their interests.
• Offers women opportunities to make a real difference in our community.
• Educates women about Habitat for Humanity’s community work.
• Recognizes women for their philanthropic and volunteer activities.
• A network of area women business and community leaders who want to create positive change in the community!
The WLI provides multiple opportunities to invest yourself in the Habitat mission in a way that fits your schedule. Join today and help make a difference in the lives of families in Monroe County!
Membership Information:
All that is needed to be a member is a one-time membership fee of $100. From that point, we will add you to our mailing list and you will receive updates on the needs and programs of Habitat as well as invitations to special events. You can be as involved as you want to be. There are no requirements or monthly meetings. We aim to offer you opportunities to engage in our mission and have fun simultaneously!
Want to be a member? Simply fill out the membership form below or download this brochure and mail it to the Habitat office. You can also call into the office at 734-243-2048 or email Cheri at cwillis@habitatmonroemi.org to process your membership.
WLI Committee Members:
Audrey Mistor
Carol Lenox-Carlton
Gretchen Eyler
Joanie Mahalak
Kate Hall
Molly Luempert-Coy
Renee Darrow
Shelly Hehl
Susan Vanisacker
Traci Calkins
Cassie Bezeau
Nicole Thorpe
Staff Involvement:
Cheri Willis
Adriana Laura
Kelly Pierce
Are you on Facebook?
Click here to join our closed WLI group on Facebook!
Interested in learning more about the W.L.I.?
Submit this form.
Updates:
Power of the People: 2020 Challenge Wrap-Up
$13,500; YOU all made THAT happen! Some of you may remember that during the spring, as we all sheltered at home, we launched our 2020 Challenge. The idea was to ask 20 people to donate $20 to Habitat Monroe, who would then ask 20 of their friends to donate...
What does a homeowner look like?
Habitat for Humanity’s newest homeowner, Jamie Miller, is not unlike any other member of the community. She did not have extraordinary circumstances which lead her to applying for a Habitat home - she simply wanted to be a homeowner. The 39 year old, mother of three...
COVID-19 Update
This notice serves as an update about the measures Habitat Monroe is taking to protect our staff, volunteers, customers, and people we service considering the COVID-19 pandemic. The following changes to operation effective immediately and until further notice:...
