Lake Country’s 100 Women creates community impact

  • L-R: Talethia and Randy McMichael joined 100 Women Who Care Lake Country Director Rebecca Prance and Veterans Wall of Honor Park administrator Nikki Barker, with Rev. Sidney Jackson, his wife, Lula, and 100WWCLC member Nancy Marshall, as the charitable organization made a $10K donation to support the downtown Eatonton park. IAN TOCHER/Staff
    L-R: Talethia and Randy McMichael joined 100 Women Who Care Lake Country Director Rebecca Prance and Veterans Wall of Honor Park administrator Nikki Barker, with Rev. Sidney Jackson, his wife, Lula, and 100WWCLC member Nancy Marshall, as the charitable organization made a $10K donation to support the downtown Eatonton park. IAN TOCHER/Staff
    A room full of charity-minded women, a few five-minute presentations, and a simple promise to give — that’s the formula for 100 Women Who Care Lake Country (100WWCLC), a Greensboro-based group that continues to make a significant impact for local nonprofits.Four times per year, alternating between The Plaza Arts Center in Eatonton and Greene County’s Lake Oconee Church, approximate...

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