100 Women Who Care Bennington was created to bring women together in support of local nonprofits making a difference in our community.

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steering committee

  • Molly Hoge 100 Women Who Care Bennington

    Molly Hoge

    Molly Hoge has lived in Bennington since 2014. Her husband, Bryan, is an '01 Bennington graduate and their three young children attend Pine Creek Elementary. She serves the community as a financial planner with Edward Jones, volunteers on the Bennington Chamber of Commerce board, and has a big heart for philanthropy. She's excited to see what this group of charitable women can accomplish.

  • Megan Kathol - Portrait of a woman with long black hair, wearing a light gray knit sweater and earrings, against a neutral gray background.

    Megan Kathol

    Megan Kathol and her family chose to call Bennington home in 2019, and look forward to many more years in this wonderful community! Megan works as a commercial real estate appraiser and also volunteers as a mentor through Bennington Public Schools TeamMates program. She is looking forward to meeting more amazing women within the community and working together for a greater impact!

  • Dana Osborne - A woman with wavy, shoulder-length brown hair wearing a dark green top, smiling at the camera against a light gray background.

    Dana Osborne

    Dana Osborne along with her husband and three kids, has called Bennington home since 2020. She is the owner of her own design and branding business, working as a graphic designer, brand strategist, and creative consultant. Passionate about connection and community, Dana is excited to serve on the 100 Women Who Care Bennington steering committee and help amplify the impact of local nonprofits.

  • A woman with blonde hair smiling with arms crossed, wearing a black and white patterned top, standing against a neutral background.

    Marcy Wempen

    Marcy Wempen has called Bennington home since 2011, where she and her husband, Ned, have raised four kids. She loves being part of the community and cheering on her kids at local events. As a Designer with Closet Factory and Realtor with Nebraska Realty, Marcy enjoys helping people make their house a home. Her early career in the nonprofit world continues to inspire her, and she’s excited to bring that passion to 100 Women Who Care Bennington.

  • A smiling woman with wavy blonde hair, wearing a white sleeveless dress with black polka dots, standing outdoors near a body of water during sunset.

    Deena Hannum

    Deena Hannum is a passionate local business owner and lifelong member of the Bennington community, proudly graduating with the Class of 2007. As the founder of Hay Jay Cafe, Deena is dedicated to creating spaces that bring people together and support local growth. She’s proud to be part of the 100 Women Who Care Bennington relaunch to help amplify the impact women can have when they unite for a cause.

  • A woman with long, straight brown hair and blue eyes smiling at the camera, wearing a pink lace top, standing against a plain light-colored wall.

    Kelsay Brohimer

    Kelsay Brohimer joined the Bennington community with her family in 2021 and quickly fell in love with the town’s sense of connection and purpose. As a stay-at-home mom and passionate advocate for community involvement, she brings creativity and heart to her role as Social Media Chair. With a background in storytelling and digital engagement, she’s excited to help share the mission and impact of 100 Women Who Care of Bennington with the broader community.

  • A woman with dark brown curly hair, glasses with red tortoiseshell frames, smiling, wearing a bright pink top, colorful earrings, and a necklace with large, multicolored circular beads.

    Felicia Weaver

    Felicia Weaver brings her vibrant energy and big heart to everything she does. A sales pro at a local print shop, she’s deeply involved in the Bennington community, where she proudly wears the titles of mom, grandma, and dedicated volunteer. Felicia generously gives her time to a variety of local nonprofits and is excited to help grow the impact of 100 Women Who Care Bennington.

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Together, when 100 women each donate $100, we raise $10,000 — profoundly impacting nonprofits doing essential work in Bennington and the surrounding areas.

if we come together to help others, we strengthen
our community.

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