About

WOMEN LEADERS OF THE COMMUNITY

Charter 100 is a nonpartisan, professional association for women leaders from diverse fields. The organization was founded in San Diego, California in 1978. Phoenix is the second chapter of Charter 100 and was formed in January 1980.

The purpose of Charter 100 is to recognize the outstanding women in the community and to provide a forum for their interaction. Monthly meetings are designed to enlighten and inform members by providing education in a variety of fields. Speakers of national prominence address the group regarding the latest trends of thought in their respective fields.

Charter 100 offers its members numerous programs, salons and signature events during the year. Members and guests enjoy both local and national speakers, in addition to enjoying smaller group events in members' homes. The Welcome Back Receptions in September and the Holiday parties in December are popular annual events.

Our Mission

To provide a forum for leading women in the community to enrich their lives by connecting and learning together.

Our History

Mary Lou Hapner, previously named Charter 100 historian, compiled clippings and memories of Charter 100
early days to share with present and future members.

Click HERE to view the history of Charter 100 Arizona 


FOUNDER
Cynthia Boich

ORIGINATING BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hattie Babbitt
Edith Davis
Margaret Hance
Elaine Horwitch
Thelma Kieckhefer
Pamela Grant Korf
Florence Mahoney
Sandra Day O’Connor
Mary Del Pritzlaff

HONORARY MEMBERS
Harriet Babbitt
Barbara Bush
Justice Sandra Day O’Connor
Former Governor Jane Dee Hull
Former Governor Rose Mofford
Former Governor Janet Napolitano
Ann Pritzlaff Symington
Carolyn Warner



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