About Us

Our Founders

Ashley Hanna

A true woman of steel, or in this case titanium, Ashley Hanna owns Titanium Yoga. After suffering a life-altering car accident in 2016 that broke half of her body & landed her in a wheelchair, she was never supposed to walk again. Ashley has a family history of addiction & was on a mission to live a ‘normal life’ walk, run, play sports & workout. She didn’t want to be another person addicted to opioids. Ashley’s surgeon suggested yoga to help pain & get off opioids. She can honestly say, yoga rehabilitated her & she truly believes yoga can heal you physically, mentally and emotionally!

Having lived all around the US: Arizona, Chicago, New York City, Dallas & now Ponte Vedra Beach she knows what a gem this community is and loves being a part of it. If she’s not working, she’s chasing around her 2-year-old son and enjoying all things beach life. She is looking forward to learning more about non-profits that support Duval and St. Johns Counties and making a greater impact in the community

Gwen Langley

Gwen Langley is a seasoned professional at a Fortune 150 company, with a diverse background spanning Government Relations and Business Strategy. She hails from Indianapolis and is a Penn State alum. Gwen’s career began in Washington, D.C., where she contributed to politics and public policy for a decade.
A passionate advocate for underserved children, Gwen has served as Board Chair for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana and on the boards of Horizons and the Thomas Greg Innovation School.

In 2021, Gwen, along with her husband Bryan and their two children, Ellis and James, relocated to Ponte Vedra Beach. Gwen enjoys travel, yoga, cooking, and outdoor adventures. She’s actively seeking ways to engage in her new community and is excited to support local non-profits through “100 Women Who Care.”
Gwen Langley is a dedicated professional and community champion, committed to making a positive impact in every chapter of her life.

Jennifer Cleek

Jennifer Cleek is a Meeting and Events Specialist at MMI, Inc., a robotics company dedicated to improving clinical outcomes for patients undergoing microsurgery. Jennifer and her husband Brian live in Ponte Vedra Beach with their three boys, Wyatt, Hudson, and Theodore. She is an active volunteer in the PVPV Rawlings Elementary School PTO, volunteer basketball coach at the Ponte Vedra YMCA, assistant girls’ basketball coach at Bolles and a board member for Community Hospice and Palliative Care Foundation.

Jenny Weinberg

Jenny was born and raised in Florida, growing up in Tallahassee and moving to Jacksonville in 2003 to complete her degree in Communications from the University of North Florida. Her career started in the non-profit sector working special events and then moved to the advertising world where she managed client accounts at St. John & Partners. From there she worked as a project manager for Citibank managing the maintenance of all things online. After putting her time in on the corporate side, Jenny followed her passion for Real Estate and now works full time as a Real Estate Agent and Property Manager for vacation rentals in Jacksonville Beach.

Jenny and her husband Troy have 3 active boys and they spend lots of time at local football and baseball fields and basketball courts. Both Jenny and Troy are enthusiastic volunteers, often pairing service with their sons’ programs and schools.

Jenny’s mom instilled in her the power of community and giving back at a young age and she has always made time for volunteering and giving monetarily. Her mom is credited with the “push” to start the 100 Women Who Care here in the beaches as she belongs to the Tallahassee chapter and has witnessed the amazing impact that group has had on her community.

Lea Osol

Lea Blake Osol has been a resident of the Beaches since 2015 and it was love at first sight. She’s a proud mom to a Shark and a Lion, wife of a Chef, and has the best job at the PGA TOUR. Lea and her husband Erik opened McFlamingo in 2019 bringing the only clean food restaurant to PVB. Lea loves the idea of 100+ Women Who Care in that it is a great way to make a real impact on local charities.

The Story Behind 100 Women Who Care

Karen Dunigan created 100+ Women Who Care to nurture the ability to help throughout the community. The rules are simple: any member can present non-profits that serve Duval and St. Johns County Communities and are nondiscriminatory in their policies and practices with regards to race, gender, color, disability, national origin, age, union affiliation, sexual orientation, veteran status, citizenship, gender identity and spiritual or religious belief.

100 Women Who Care at The Beaches chapter covers the Ponte Vedra Beach, Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, and Atlantic Beach areas.