Who We Are
100 Women Who Care Douglas County, CO was started in 2023 by a group of passionate women who wanted to make a difference in their communities. Harvesting the power of friends and like-minded women, we have set out to learn about local causes and their needs, and donate to help these wonderful organizations.
~WOMEN~
“ We are each strong in our own right, but together we are stronger.”
Steering Committe Team Members
Suzanne Wexler – Founder
Suzanne moved to Colorado in 2018. While living in Chicago, Suzanne was an active member of a 100 Women Who Care group for many years. She was excited to bring this giving circle to her local community. Suzanne likes to think of herself as a “professional volunteer” and is proud of her work in Colorado as a Court Appointed Special Advocate for Abused and Neglected Children (CASA) and a volunteer companion and driver for Aging Resources of Douglas County. In the summer of 2020, Suzanne created a Sack Lunch program to help meet the needs of the local homeless and food-insecure population. Headquartered out of her home in Parker, as of summer 2023, Suzanne’s group has made and delivered over 37,000 lunches. Before moving to Colorado, Suzanne was the director of a homeless shelter, among many other volunteer roles she played. Suzanne has 3 children and 2 grandchildren.
Emily Grob
Emily is a Colorado native who has lived in Parker for 5 years. For the past 3 years, Emily has been an interior designer, helping people create beautiful spaces. Adding to her love of creativity, Emily has also been an accomplished hairstylist for the past 20 years. She is very excited to bring her talents and energy to the Steering Committee and our 100 Women Who Care Douglas County group. Emily has been married to an awesome man for 18 years. He is patiently teaching her the fun & frustrating game of golf.
Laura Frenkel
Laura is a wife, mother, Colorado native, and lover of food, travel and music. In her professional life, Laura is a commercial real estate agent who helps business owners lease and purchase space. She has a special fondness for assisting restaurants and other hospitality businesses. Outside of work, Laura enjoys being outdoors with her family, hiking, snowboarding, and taking her kids and dog to the park. She was previously a member of the Boulder chapter of 100 Women Who Care. In 2022, Laura moved to Highlands Ranch to be closer to family. She loves meeting new friends in the Douglas County community and is always up for grabbing a drink or coffee.
