The women of Pensacola have once again made an impact.

The members of IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay Area on Sunday handed out

10 grants to local nonprofits.

The grants of $102,500 are given during the group’s annual meeting. Membership in the women’s philanthropy group requires a $1,000 donation. Those donations are pooled into grants to make a greater difference for the agencies that receive them.

This year’s membership was 1,025 women in the Pensacola metro area.

With this year's grants, IMPACT’s members have given $6,176,000 to worthy nonprofit organization projects in the Santa Rosa and Escambia counties since the group was founded in 2004.

The grant winners were:

ARTS & CULTURE

• First City Arts Alliance, Inc. dba First City Art Center Project: Increasing Capacity, Building Community
• The Santa Rosa County Creek Indian Tribe, Inc. Project: Infrastructure Development of Tribal Grounds

EDUCATION

• East Hill Academy, Inc. Project: The IMPACT 100 Autism Learning Center: “Use Your WORDS”
• The Pensacola MESS Hall, Inc. Project: The MESS Hall Express

ENVIRONMENT, RECREATION & PRESERVATION

• Miracle League of Northeast Pensacola, Inc. dba Miracle League of Pensacola Project: Field of Dreams: Finishing the Work
• Rotary Club of Pensacola Foundation, Inc. Project: Rotary Centennial Playground

FAMILY

• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida, Inc. Project: 100 Men in 100 Days
• Society of St. Vincent De Paul Council of Pensacola-Tallahassee, Inc.dba Society of St. Vincent De Paul, Alfred Washburn Center Project: Living on the Edge

HEALTH & WELLNESS

• Covenant Alzheimer’s Services, Inc. Project: Project Lifesaver
• Our Lady of Angels St. Joseph Medical Clinic, Inc. Project: Improving and Expanding Patient Services