MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN – COMPLETE INTEREST FORM BY JANUARY 15, 2021
Every Woman Has the Power to Transform Her Life
Rung for Women offers the resources, space and community for women who are ready to work toward the life they deserve.
Every Woman Has the Power to Transform Her Life
Rung for Women offers the resources, space and community for women who are ready to work toward the life they deserve.
OUR PROGRAM
Rung’s building and program are currently under construction. The building will be complete in summer 2020 and Rung will welcome its first member cohort in early 2021.
WHO WE ARE
Rung empowers women to grow and achieve sustained independence through co-located and coordinated educational, professional, and economic resources. Learn more about our mission, vision and values.
Be a part of a brighter & more prosperous future for women. Donate today!
Be a part of a brighter & more prosperous future for women. Donate today!
Many Nonprofits Address Basic Needs. Rung is different.
With several organizations operating under one roof, we offer women a one-stop shop for opportunity. Meet our co-designers below:
Many Nonprofits Address Basic Needs. Rung is different.
With several organizations operating under one roof, we offer women a one-stop shop for opportunity. Meet our co-designers below:
WHO IS RUNG FOR?
To be an eligible candidate for Rung, women must have:
- Annual income under $50k
- History of stable employment
- Secure housing
- Have the ability to get to the Rung facility in South St. Louis City on a weekly basis
Interested in becoming a member? Applications are NOW OPEN for our first membership cohort. Visit our membership page to learn more!
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