Women Who Move the World Forward: Brittany Greenfield, A.B. 2007
My parents taught me that when you believe in something or somebody you give whatever you can—mind, body, and soul (and wallet if possible)—in support.
Through the Duke Women’s Impact Network (WIN), we’ll engage more women in volunteer and philanthropic leadership positions, making Duke a stronger university than ever before.
My parents taught me that when you believe in something or somebody you give whatever you can—mind, body, and soul (and wallet if possible)—in support.
I hope we continue to inspire the next generation of critical thinkers, life-time learners, and visionary leaders to use their strengths to contribute to society.
My greatest hope for Duke is that it continues to be a University where the students are able to explore their imaginations and intellect; express their concerns about the ever-changing world around them; and conquer their fears, misgivings, and shortcomings so that they continue progressing and looking forward.
Support the WIN Scholarship Endowment Fund to award need-based financial aid to undergraduate women leaders at Duke. By contributing a gift of any amount, you can help young women become tomorrow’s Duke Trustees, board chairs, high-impact philanthropists and change agents in an ever-changing world.
Meet the inaugural WIN scholars, Idalis French ’19 and Katie Taylor ’19!
Support the WIN Scholarship Endowment Fund to award need-based financial aid to undergraduate women leaders at Duke. By contributing a gift of any amount, you can help young women become tomorrow’s Duke Trustees, board chairs, high-impact philanthropists and change agents in an increasingly complex world.
At Duke, as in much of higher education, women have not gained equal footing with men in influential volunteer leadership positions and as high-impact philanthropists.
We can’t harness our full potential without the rich perspectives, diverse skills, and financial resources women bring to the table.
WIN offers membership to women who have given $100k+ in cumulative lifetime giving. WIN members’ experiences and perspectives will help Duke develop meaningful, high-impact philanthropy and leadership opportunities for current and prospective WIN members.
Duke Women's Impact Network: Danielle Squires '02 is a member of the DukeWIN Leadership Council, president of Duke Black Alumni, and a member of Duke Proceed.
Women’s growing social, professional, and economic power is rapidly changing the world. As leaders, their management styles are producing higher performance metrics. As household breadwinners and purchasing decision-makers, they are becoming powerful philanthropists.
Women are essential to Duke’s leadership, both strategically and financially. WIN members will help Duke achieve three interconnected and complementary goals:
An Internal Steering Committee made up of senior administrators and faculty members from across the university and a Leadership Council consisting of current alumnae leaders and donors are responsible for leading the wider alumnae network.
WIN has the support of President Vincent E. Price; the Board of Trustees; senior administrators and faculty members from across Duke’s undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools; Student Affairs; Duke Libraries; the Duke Alumni Association; and many other campus partners.
WIN offers membership to alumnae and current non-alumnae parents who have given $100k+ in cumulative lifetime giving. Undergraduate women qualify for young alumnae membership by giving $25k+ by their 10th reunion and $50k+ by their 15th reunion. Young alumnae are encouraged to cross the $100k threshold by their 20th reunion to remain WIN members.
To join WIN, make a gift, or learn more, contact:
Bridget Booher ’82, A.M. ’92
Director, Duke Women’s Impact Network
bridget.booher@duke.edu
(919) 613-9656
