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100+ Women Who Care donates $10,000 to Will County 4-H Youth Foundation

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100+ Women Who Care donates $10,000 to Will County 4-H Youth Foundation — Hinsdale Technology news

Members of 100+ Women Who Care of Will County donated $10,000 to the Will County 4-H Youth Foundation in a “big check” presentation on Tuesday, according to a news release from the nonprofit.Members of 100+ Women Who Care of Will County presented the checks to Bill Burmaster, the foundation’s president, according to the release.The Will County 4-H Youth Foundation is a nonprofit charity organization that supports the Will County office of the University of Illinois Extension. It provides grants, scholarships, and workshops to the members of the Will County 4-H and Master Gardeners programs, according to the foundation’s website.“The foundation appreciates the support from the 100+ Women Who Care of Will County. This generosity will allow youth of Will County to continue to be part of the 4-H program with no out-of-pocket cost for the annual registration for the next several years. This is a true gift and blessing to these youth,” Burmaster said.100+ Women Who Care of Will County is a g

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