The WCEC Ann Cohen Entrepreneurship Fund

It’s that time of year again, and despite limitations imposed by COVID-19, The WCEC Ann Cohen Entrepreneurship Fund has now helped 61 women entrepreneurs and raised over $25,000 from 2018 to 2022 (please see attachment for details).

Please use the following link to view a short video from last year’s graduation. It has testimonials about both the GrowthVenture course and also the scholarship: https://youtu.be/57OdVUHcySs

We hope you will be motivated to donate to this program so that we can continue to honor Ann's lasting legacy of supporting women entrepreneurs. The current economic and political turmoil that we are experiencing will certainly continue in 2023 and the assistance that WCEC provides to small business owners is more important than ever.

Choose the Ann Cohen Entrepreneurship Fund on the page link shown to make a tax deductible contribution to the WCEC: https://www.wcecnj.org/WBC/donations.aspx

If you would prefer to contribute by check, it should be made out to WCEC or Women’s Center for Entrepreneurship with a note that it is meant for THE WCEC ANN COHEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP FUND and mailed to:
Women’s Center for Entrepreneurship
227 Main Street
Chatham, NJ 07928

Thank you very much in advance for considering our request and best wishes to all of you at this very challenging time. Happy holidays and stay safe everyone.

Ann passed away 5 years ago. Please consider remembering her by making a contribution to her fund. Here's a photo of her from 2012 in one of her favorite places, Port Townsend, WA.

The WCEC Ann Cohen Entrepreneurship Fund updated their website address.

Three classes of business owners have now benefited from the WCEC Ann Cohen Entrepreneurship Fund and over $14,000 in donated funds has allowed 35 women to take courses and get counseling through WCEC in 2018, 2019 and 2020. All of the recipients will undoubtedly be successful in their business endeavors and were extremely grateful for the assistance the fund provided. Because of COVID-19, the class of 2020 held their graduation program virtually on May 14, 2020 and the presentations, like those in previous years, demonstrated creative marketing concepts and thoughtful business planning. Each graduating class reinforces our conviction that we have chosen the ideal way to perpetuate Ann's memory.

Our family hopes to continue this financial assistance annually and we are reaching out to all of you again to help us raise funds for a fourth group of budding entrepreneurs in 2021. Please consider making a tax-deductible gift to the fund through the WCEC website. To do this, go to the following address and under “Sponsorship Opportunities,” select the first option, THE WCEC ANN COHEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP FUND. The contribution can be kept anonymous if you prefer. Here is the link: https://bit.ly/2M6v40u

If you would prefer to contribute by check, it should be made out to WCEC or Women’s Center for Entrepreneurship with a note that it is meant for THE WCEC ANN COHEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP FUND and mailed to:
Women’s Center for Entrepreneurship
311 Main Street
Chatham, NJ 07928

Thank you very much in advance for considering our request and best wishes to all of you at this very challenging time. Stay safe everyone.

Two classes of business owners have now benefited from the WCEC Ann Cohen Entrepreneurship Fund and nearly $10,000 in donated funds has allowed 24 women to take courses and get counseling through WCEC in 2018 and 2019. All of the recipients will undoubtedly be successful in their business endeavors and were extremely grateful for the assistance the fund provided. The class of 2019 (see photo below) held their graduation program on May 23, 2019 and the presentations, like those in 2018, were impressive. We are more convinced than ever that we have chosen the ideal way to perpetuate Ann's memory.

Our family hopes to continue this financial assistance annually and we are reaching out to all of you to help us raise funds for another group of budding entrepreneurs in 2020. Please consider making a tax deductible gift to the fund through the WCEC website. To do this, go to the following address and under “Sponsorship Opportunities,” select the first option, THE WCEC ANN COHEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP FUND. The contribution can be kept anonymous if you prefer. Here is the link: https://bit.ly/2M6v40u

If you would prefer to contribute by check, it should be made out to WCEC or Women’s Center for Entrepreneurship with a note that it is meant for THE WCEC ANN COHEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP FUND and mailed to:
Women’s Center for Entrepreneurship
311 Main Street
Chatham, NJ 07928

Thank you very much in advance for considering our request and best wishes to all of you.

The Cohen Family

On what would have been Ann Cohen's 79th birthday, please consider making a donation to the WCEC Ann Cohen Entrepreneurship Fund. To do so, go to the following link and look under Sponsorship Opportunities.
http://www.wcecnj.org/donations.aspx

WCEC - Donations We appreciate your generous donation which will enable the WCEC to continue to offer educational support for new and experienced business owners. As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, any donation made to the Women's Center for Entrepreneurship, Corp. is tax deductable.

Today is Ann Cohen's 79th birthday anniversary. On May 23, the second WCEC Growth Venture class graduated at an event held in West Orange, NJ sponsored by PNC Bank. Nearly all of the graduates were beneficiaries of the Ann Cohen Entrepreneurship Fund and expressed their gratitude for the financial assistance the fund provided. As was the case in 2018, all of the graduate presentations exhibited innovation, creativity and enthusiasm and the Cohen family wishes them well with their businesses going forward. Here is a group photo from last Thursday's event:

February 3, 2019 marks two years since the passing of Ann Cohen. Her family, friends, colleagues and customers all miss her very much and remember the important contributions she made to the downtown business district of Montclair, NJ. Toys in the Attic, the retail toy store that she and Sonia Moran established in 1984, quickly became a popular destination for shoppers throughout Northern New Jersey.

On this occasion, we encourage you to like this page and to contribute to The WCEC Ann Cohen Entrepreneurship Fund which can be done at http://www.wcecnj.org/donations.aspx. Please help us remember Ann in a very appropriate way by providing financial assistance to women entrepreneurs of today looking to start or improve their businesses through educational and consulting programs offered by WCEC. The first class of eleven fund recipients were a diverse and impressive group. Let's keep this going!

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Please consider making a donation to The WCEC Ann Cohen Entrepreneurship Fund and help empower women to become business leaders in their communities by clicking this link and selecting the fund donation button: http://www.wcecnj.org/donations.aspx

WCEC - Donations We appreciate your generous donation which will enable the WCEC to continue to offer educational support for new and experienced business owners. As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, any donation made to the Women's Center for Entrepreneurship, Corp. is tax deductable.

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