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With more than 63,000 members in affiliated clubs in every state, the District of Columbia, and more than a dozen countries, GFWC members work in their own communities to support the arts, preserve natural resources, advance education, promote healthy lifestyles, and encourage civic involvement, issues related to domestic and sexual violence awareness/prevention, and advocating for children.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs members vary in age, talents, location, background, and profession, but are united in their dedication to actively improve the lives of others.
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![Its WHRC Wednesday! May is Jewish American Heritage Month, so lets take a look at one of the Jewish clubwomen who helped make a vital difference in her community: Julia Segal Swett (1881-1957) of Portland, Oregon. Julia was born in Kansas, and moved with her family to Oregon as a teenager. In 1900 she married Isaac Swett, a Portland lawyer who had immigrated to Oregon as a young boy. She and Isaac were both extremely active in the local community; he helped to found Portlands Jewish Welfare Federation, for example, and she belonged to the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage. Both were active in the Neighborhood House, a settlement house-type organization helping the less-fortunate of the Portland community. In an oral history interview recorded in the 1970s, their daughter Marguerite recalled that her mother was President of the Council of Jewish Women for several terms and did a lot of work with organizations, but when my father lost his voice, she went down [to the Jewish Welfare Federation] and worked with him. When he passed away [in 1921], she took over his position. Marguerite also noted that during WWII, Julia was active in sponsoring refugees. The GFWC Mid-Biennial Council Meeting for 1915 was held in Portland, and local clubwomen turned out to make their peers welcome. The souvenir program features photos of many members of the local planning committee, concluding with this portrait of Mrs. Swett, in her role as President of the local National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) chapter. The Oregon Daily Journal (June 2, 1915) compiled a handy list of meetings, exhibitions, and open houses planned for the GFWC members, and noted that the Council... will be at home to their friends and [to] all interested in the work of their organization at the Neighborhood House. In the early 20th century, many local chapters of the NCJW across the US belonged to their respective state Womens Club Federation, the better to coordinate efforts with their fellow clubwomen as they worked to improve community conditions. 📷 Julia Segal Swett, pictured in the souvenir program of the GFWC Mid-Biennial Council meeting for Portland, Oregon, 1915. #clubwomeninhistory #WomensHistoryisAmericanHistory #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth](https://www.gfwc.org/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
It's WHRC Wednesday! May is Jewish American Heritage Month, so let's take a look at one of the Jewish clubwomen who helped make a vital difference in her community: Julia Segal Swett (1881-1957) of Portland, Oregon.
Julia was born in Kansas, and moved with her family to Oregon as a teenager. In 1900 she married Isaac Swett, a Portland lawyer who had immigrated to Oregon as a young boy. She and Isaac were both extremely active in the local community; he helped to found Portland's Jewish Welfare Federation, for example, and she belonged to the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage. Both were active in the "Neighborhood House," a settlement house-type organization helping the less-fortunate of the Portland community. In an oral history interview recorded in the 1970s, their daughter Marguerite recalled that her mother "was President of the Council of Jewish Women for several terms and did a lot of work with organizations, but when my father lost his voice, she went down [to the Jewish Welfare Federation] and worked with him. When he passed away [in 1921], she took over his position." Marguerite also noted that during WWII, Julia was active in sponsoring refugees.
The GFWC Mid-Biennial Council Meeting for 1915 was held in Portland, and local clubwomen turned out to make their peers welcome. The souvenir program features photos of many members of the local planning committee, concluding with this portrait of Mrs. Swett, in her role as President of the local National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) chapter. The "Oregon Daily Journal" (June 2, 1915) compiled a handy list of meetings, exhibitions, and open houses planned for the GFWC members, and noted that "the Council… will be 'at home' to their friends and [to] all interested in the work of their organization at the Neighborhood House." In the early 20th century, many local chapters of the NCJW across the US belonged to their respective state Women's Club Federation, the better to coordinate efforts with their fellow clubwomen as they worked to improve community conditions.
📷 Julia Segal Swett, pictured in the souvenir program of the GFWC Mid-Biennial Council meeting for Portland, Oregon, 1915.
#clubwomeninhistory #WomensHistoryisAmericanHistory #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth
It's WHRC Wednesday! We're in the midst of National Women's Health Week, and since GFWC has been a long-time advocate for improving women's health, we could pick just about any decade to find something to share. The wheel of chance spins… and we land in the 1930s, when GFWC was making a major push to educate women about cancer detection and prevention.
In this era, under the leadership of GFWC Presidents Grace Morrison Poole (1932-1935) and Roberta Campbell Lawson (1935-1938), we went hard in the fight against cancer. To us, it was literally a battle: partnered with the American Society for the Control of Cancer (ASCC), we created the Women's Field Army, with state-wide "Commanders" working with women and women's clubs. The GFWC Division of Public Health for 1935-1938 created a new Cancer Education Program, which stated firmly that women must educate themselves about, and take measures to prevent, "the outstanding menace to women in the prime of life" because "the preservation of the health of women … is the greatest single guarantee of national stability."
In our archives, we saved a clipping from the ASCC magazine circa 1938 with a photo of GFWC members receiving awards for their work. The caption read, "Four of the five women honored by the Board of Directors of the American Society for the Control of Cancer at their annual dinner on March 4th at the Hotel Roosevelt in New York City [are pictured here]. Reading from left to right: Mrs. Harry W. [Viola M.] Smith, Commander of the New Hampshire Division of the Field Army; Dr. Anna C. Palmer, eighty-two-year-old President of the Cured Cancer Club; Dr. C.C. Little; Mrs. Edith A. Ritchie, Georgia Commander who received the medal first since the dinner was on her birthday; and Mrs. Gustav [Lillian H.] Ketterer, Pennsylvania Commander. Mrs. F.H. [Eleanor B.] Clausen, Wisconsin Commander, also received her award but because her plane was delayed by bad weather, she arrived three hours after the picture was taken." (Who can relate to that problem? Poor Eleanor!)
There's more to know, as always; I was particularly interested in 82 year old Dr. Palmer, who founded the "Cured Cancer Club" in 1938 as an 18-year breast cancer survivor, helping to show women that the diagnosis was no longer a death sentence. I'll link to an article about the ACSS, GFWC's Field Army, and Dr. Palmer in the comments if, like me, you'd like to know more.
📷 "Awards for Distinguished Service," 1938. PRO 1935-1938 f.51
#clubwomeninhistory #WomensHistoryisAmericanHistory #clubwomeninaction #NationalWomensHealthWeek #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit
Calling ALL Clubs to Register for 2025 GFWC International Day of Service on Saturday, September 27!
This year's GFWC IDS theme is United to End Domestic & Sexual Violence. One of the areas of focus is Intimate Partner Violence (IPV). It is responsible for 2 million injuries annually. Consider making this topic of domestic and sexual violence your club's focus.
In tomorrow's issue of "News & Notes" there will be a list of project ideas. Be sure to check it out: www.gfwc.org/news-notes/
Also, if your club has not already registered, please do so and be recognized on the weekly listing posted on GFWC's website: www.gfwc.org/gfwc-international-day-of-service/
To register, visit: memberportal.gfwc.org
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #gfwc2025ids #endsexualviolence #EndDomesticViolence #endchildabuse
Welcome to the 21 New Registrants for GFWC International Day of Service (GFWC IDS)!
Bringing the total count to 426 registrants for GFWC IDS on Saturday, September 27. Please continue to challenge sister clubs to participate.
For a complete listing of clubs registered visit GFWC's website: www.gfwc.org/gfwc-international-day-of-service/
To register, visit: memberportal.gfwc.org
Don't forget to read last week's "New & Notes" for project ideas: www.gfwc.org/news-notes/
UNITED to End Domestic & Sexual Violence!
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #gfwc2025ids #endsexualviolence #EndDomesticViolence #endchildabuse
(* New Registrants for the week of May 8, 2025)
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GFWC Mount Lemmon Woman's Club
GFWC Tempe Woman's Club
California
GFWC Chula Vista Woman's Club
GFWC Moorpark Women's Fortnightly Club
Connecticut
Bethel Women's Club GFWC
Delaware
GFWC Wyoming Camden RoundTable Club
Florida
GFWC Tampa Woman's Club
Georgia
GFWC Violets Junior Woman's Club
Michigan
GFWC Gun Lake Area Women's Club
Missouri
GFWC Monday Club of Farmington
Nebraska
GFWC NFWC Horizon Woman's Club
New Jersey
GFWC Bridgewater Woman's Club
GFWC Woman's Club of the Denville-Rockaway Area
New Mexico
GFWC Cosmopolitan Woman Woman's Club
North Carolina
GFWC Shallotte Juniors
South Carolina
GFWC Women of the 'Burg Society
Texas
GFWC Eleanor Brackenridge Literary Club
Virginia
GFWC Western Fairfax County Women's Club
GFWC Woman's Club of Loudoun
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GFWC Marlinton Women's Club
GFWC Clubwoman Magazine – Spring 2025
Download Your Copy Today!
Inside this issue:
* May is Mental Health Awareness Month – p. 8
* GFWC Junior Club Leadership Certification – p. 9
* 2025 GFWC Annual Convention – p. 11
* GFWC International Day of Service: Register Today! – p. 17
* Advocate & Shape Tomorrow – p. 19
* GFWC Chairmen's Articles – p. 21-27
To download a PDF, visit: www.gfwc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/2025-Spring-Clubwoman-Magazine.pdf
* Please note that back issues of the magazine are available via the GFWC Member Portal at the following link: memberportal.gfwc.org/users/login
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit
#healthylifestyle #GFWC2025IDS #alzheimersassociation #WHRC #womenshistory #enddomesticviolence #endsexualviolence #DomesticViolenceAwareness #sexualviolenceawareness #gfwc2025ac #MentalHealthAwareness #yellowtulipproject
It’s WHRC Wednesday! May 6-12, 2025 is National Nurses Week, a time to celebrate and honor nurses and the critical role they play in our lives. Today, let’s take a look at a Community Improvement Project that did just that in the 1960s: “The Residence Halls of Grady Memorial Hospital,” accomplished by the Fifth District, Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs, winning 2nd place in the Urban Division of the CIP Contest for 1966-1968.
This intensive project brought 25 clubs together to tackle the communal living areas of six student nursing residence halls at Grady Memorial Hospital. Clubwomen started scholarships, raised funds, sourced donations of furniture and appliances, and got to work scrubbing, painting, and decorating multiple kitchens, rec rooms, and lounges, as detailed in their contest application. But since this post is for Nurses Week, let’s redirect to the recipients of this work: the nurses themselves.
By the mid-1960s, Grady’s two separate, segregated nursing programs had merged into one School of Nursing. In the same era, bachelor degree-based nursing programs began to be more popular, leading to a decline in enrollment at hospital-based training schools. Grady Memorial is a public hospital, and at the time they lacked a fundraising auxiliary; while “one third of all health careers in the state of Georgia” began there, by 1966 residence conditions were dismal and morale was low. Thanks to the clubs of the Fifth District GFWC Georgia, the improvements to the dorms (and the financial and emotional support provided by the clubwomen to the students themselves) helped greatly reduce the student drop-out rate from 48% in 1966 to 10% in 1967.
📷Photo of a party thrown by one of the participating clubs in the refreshed rooftop lounge, 1967.
💌Thank you note from the freshman class of student nurses to the President of the Sandy Springs Junior Woman’s Club, October 1967.
📁Images (and statistics about Grady’s students) from the WHRC Community Improvement Project Collection, CIP 1966-1968.03.
#clubwomeninhistory #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #NationalNursesWeek
Welcome to 27 New Registrants for GFWC International Day of Service (GFWC IDS)!
To date, GFWC has 405 registrants. At week eight of the campaign, thanks to you we’re off to a GREAT start. Let’s continue to rally to break the record for total registration count for this year’s GFWC IDS.
Challenge sister clubs, invite friends to participate/join GFWC, and spread the word about this momentous event happening on Saturday, September 27!
Visit GFWC's website: www.GFWC.org/ids/ for an up-to-date listing of clubs registered in your state. If your club isn't listed, please register!
To register, visit: memberportal.gfwc.org/events
Last, be sure to read this week's "New & Notes" for project ideas: www.gfwc.org/news-notes/
UNITED to End Domestic & Sexual Violence!
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #gfwc2025ids #endsexualviolence #EndDomesticViolence #endchildabuse
(* List as of week ending May 1, 2025.)
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GFWC Kentucky
GFWC Texas
GFWC Wisconsin
GFWC District
GFWC NC District 3, NC
GFWC CLUBS BY STATE
Arkansas
GFWC Stuttgart Junior Woman's Club
California
GFWC Santa Fe Springs Women's Club
GFWC Tracy Woman's Club
GFWC Woodland Hills Woman's Club
Connecticut
Windsor Woman's Club of CT & GFWC
Delaware
GFWC Delmar New Century Club
GFWC Women's Club of Milton
Georgia
GFWC Sylvania G.E.M.S.
Illinois
GFWC Lombard Junior Women's Club
Kansas
GFWC Hutchinson Questers
Kentucky
GFWC Woman's Club of Madisonville
Massachusetts
GFWC Marlborough Junior Woman's Club
Michigan
GFWC Hastings Women's Club
North Carolina
GFWC Dunn Intermediate Woman's Club
GFWC NC Kings Mountain Woman's Club
South Carolina
GFWC St. Andrews Woman's Club
Texas
GFWC Clover Club of Kaufman
GFWC Fairfield History Club
GFWC Woman's Club of Cotulla
Virginia
GFWC Bedford Woman's Club
GFWC James River Junior Woman's Club
Wisconsin
GFWC Burlington Woman's Club
GFWC Rhinelander Woman's Club
GFWC International President Suellen Brazil is in the Great State of Texas to celebrate all the good works happening! She thoroughly enjoys her travels and being able to connect with club members at these events. Reports that she shares with staff are insightful and motivational. Congratulations to all the winners celebrated! Thank you to GFWC Texas Capitol District for sharing your event post! To living the volunteer spirit!
#gfwc #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #WeAreGFWC #IamGFWC #texas #gfwctexas
Welcome to the 21 New Registrants for GFWC International Day of Service (GFWC IDS)!
Bringing the total count to 426 registrants for GFWC IDS on Saturday, September 27. Please continue to challenge sister clubs to participate.
For a complete listing of clubs registered visit GFWC`s website: www.GFWC.org/ids/
To register, visit: https://memberportal.gfwc.org
Don`t forget to read last week`s "New & Notes" for project ideas: https://www.gfwc.org/news-notes/
UNITED to End Domestic & Sexual Violence!
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #gfwc2025ids #endsexualviolence #EndDomesticViolence #endchildabuse
Welcome to the 21 New Registrants for GFWC International Day of Service (GFWC IDS)!
Bringing the total count to 426 registrants for GFWC IDS on Saturday, September 27. Please continue to challenge sister clubs to participate.
For a complete listing of clubs registered visit GFWC`s website: www.GFWC.org/ids/
To register, visit: https://memberportal.gfwc.org
Don`t forget to read last week`s "New & Notes" for project ideas: https://www.gfwc.org/news-notes/
UNITED to End Domestic & Sexual Violence!
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #gfwc2025ids #endsexualviolence #EndDomesticViolence #endchildabuse
GFWC Clubwoman Magazine – Spring 2025
Download Your Copy Today!
Inside this issue:
* May is Mental Health Awareness Month – p. 8
* GFWC Junior Club Leadership Certification – p. 9
* 2025 GFWC Annual Convention – p. 11
* GFWC International Day of Service: Register Today! – p. 17
* Advocate & Shape Tomorrow – p. 19
* GFWC Chairmen`s Articles – p. 21-27
To download a PDF, visit: https://www.gfwc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/2025-Spring-Clubwoman-Magazine.pdf
* Please note that back issues of the magazine are available via the GFWC Member Portal at the following link: https://memberportal.gfwc.org/users/login
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit
#healthylifestyle #GFWC2025IDS #alzheimersassociation #WHRC #womenshistory #enddomesticviolence #endsexualviolence #DomesticViolenceAwareness #sexualviolenceawareness #gfwc2025ac #MentalHealthAwareness #yellowtulipproject
GFWC Clubwoman Magazine – Spring 2025
Download Your Copy Today!
Inside this issue:
* May is Mental Health Awareness Month – p. 8
* GFWC Junior Club Leadership Certification – p. 9
* 2025 GFWC Annual Convention – p. 11
* GFWC International Day of Service: Register Today! – p. 17
* Advocate & Shape Tomorrow – p. 19
* GFWC Chairmen`s Articles – p. 21-27
To download a PDF, visit: https://www.gfwc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/2025-Spring-Clubwoman-Magazine.pdf
* Please note that back issues of the magazine are available via the GFWC Member Portal at the following link: https://memberportal.gfwc.org/users/login
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit
#healthylifestyle #GFWC2025IDS #alzheimersassociation #WHRC #womenshistory #enddomesticviolence #endsexualviolence #DomesticViolenceAwareness #sexualviolenceawareness #gfwc2025ac #MentalHealthAwareness #yellowtulipproject
Welcome to 27 New Registrants for GFWC International Day of Service (GFWC IDS)!
To date, GFWC has 405 registrants! At week eight of the campaign, thanks to you we’re off to a GREAT start. Let’s continue to rally to break the record for total registration count for this year’s GFWC IDS.
Challenge sister clubs, invite friends to participate/join GFWC, and spread the word about this momentous even happening on Saturday, September 27!
Visit GFWC`s website: www.GFWC.org/ids/ for an up-to-date listing of clubs registered in your state. If your club isn`t listed, please register!
To register, visit: https://memberportal.gfwc.org/events
Last, be sure to read this week`s "New & Notes" for project ideas: https://www.gfwc.org/news-notes/
UNITED to End Domestic & Sexual Violence!
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #gfwc2025ids #endsexualviolence #EndDomesticViolence #endchildabuse
Welcome to 27 New Registrants for GFWC International Day of Service (GFWC IDS)!
To date, GFWC has 405 registrants! At week eight of the campaign, thanks to you we’re off to a GREAT start. Let’s continue to rally to break the record for total registration count for this year’s GFWC IDS.
Challenge sister clubs, invite friends to participate/join GFWC, and spread the word about this momentous even happening on Saturday, September 27!
Visit GFWC`s website: www.GFWC.org/ids/ for an up-to-date listing of clubs registered in your state. If your club isn`t listed, please register!
To register, visit: https://memberportal.gfwc.org/events
Last, be sure to read this week`s "New & Notes" for project ideas: https://www.gfwc.org/news-notes/
UNITED to End Domestic & Sexual Violence!
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #gfwc2025ids #endsexualviolence #EndDomesticViolence #endchildabuse
Turn Awareness into Action for Mental Health
Every year since 1949, when Mental Health America founded Mental Health Awareness Month in May, GFWC has been at the forefront promoting public awareness activities to educate the masses on this prevalent and ever evolving health concern.
Mental health affects everyone in one degree or another on a personal level. You may experience a mental health crisis due to any significant life occurrence(s) or maybe you have a family member who has been personally impacted.
Regardless of your personal experience with mental health illnesses, let`s collectively rally to do all we can to educate the public about the importance of taking care of one another and let`s advocate to remove the stigma associated with it.
Visit the @Mental Health America to learn more on this subject and how you too can become an advocate of action. For more information on activities, visit: https://mhanational.org/mental-health-month/action-guide/
Also, don`t forget to checkout The Yellow Tulip Project, founded by Julia Hansen and her mother Suzanne Fox, GFWC Honorary Chairman. The organization`s purpose is to let people know that "Hope Happens" and we need to come together as a community to smash the stigma surrounding mental health disorders. Visit: https://theyellowtulipproject.org/
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #WeAreGFWC #yellowtulipproject #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #MentalHealthMatters #mentalhealthsupport #mentalwellness
Turn Awareness into Action for Mental Health
Every year since 1949, when Mental Health America founded Mental Health Awareness Month in May, GFWC has been at the forefront promoting public awareness activities to educate the masses on this prevalent and ever evolving health concern.
Mental health affects everyone in one degree or another on a personal level. You may experience a mental health crisis due to any significant life occurrence(s) or maybe you have a family member who has been personally impacted.
Regardless of your personal experience with mental health illnesses, let`s collectively rally to do all we can to educate the public about the importance of taking care of one another and let`s advocate to remove the stigma associated with it.
Visit the @Mental Health America to learn more on this subject and how you too can become an advocate of action. For more information on activities, visit: https://mhanational.org/mental-health-month/action-guide/
Also, don`t forget to checkout The Yellow Tulip Project, founded by Julia Hansen and her mother Suzanne Fox, GFWC Honorary Chairman. The organization`s purpose is to let people know that "Hope Happens" and we need to come together as a community to smash the stigma surrounding mental health disorders. Visit: https://theyellowtulipproject.org/
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #WeAreGFWC #yellowtulipproject #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #MentalHealthMatters #mentalhealthsupport #mentalwellness
2025 GFWC Annual Convention, June 6-9, in Atlanta
Last day to register… click on the following link: https://www.eventsquid.com/event.cfm?id=25737 to reserve your seat!
Registration closes tonight, April 30, when the clock strikes midnight! We`re excited to see everyone in Atlanta!
#GFWC2025AC #GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #atlanta
2025 GFWC Annual Convention, June 6-9, in Atlanta
Last day to register… click on the following link: https://www.eventsquid.com/event.cfm?id=25737 to reserve your seat!
Registration closes tonight, April 30, when the clock strikes midnight! We`re excited to see everyone in Atlanta!
#GFWC2025AC #GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #atlanta
2025 GFWC Annual Convention, June 6-9, in Atlanta
With 2 days left to register for this year`s exciting Annual Convention, the energy is brewing… If you haven`t already done so, please register!
Click on the following link to register: https://www.eventsquid.com/event.cfm?id=25737
See you in Atlanta on June 6!
#GFWC2025AC #GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #atlanta
2025 GFWC Annual Convention, June 6-9, in Atlanta
With 2 days left to register for this year`s exciting Annual Convention, the energy is brewing… If you haven`t already done so, please register!
Click on the following link to register: https://www.eventsquid.com/event.cfm?id=25737
See you in Atlanta on June 6!
#GFWC2025AC #GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #atlanta
2025 GFWC Annual Convention, June 6-9, in Atlanta
The rush to register is on… Remember registration closes on Wednesday, April 30!
To register click on the following link: https://www.eventsquid.com/event.cfm?id=25737
See you in Atlanta!
#GFWC2025AC #GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #atlanta
2025 GFWC Annual Convention, June 6-9, in Atlanta
The rush to register is on… Remember registration closes on Wednesday, April 30!
To register click on the following link: https://www.eventsquid.com/event.cfm?id=25737
See you in Atlanta!
#GFWC2025AC #GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #atlanta
2025 GFWC Annual Convention, June 6-9, in Atlanta
GFWC Headquarters is excited about see you at this year`s event!
The final days to register are coming to a close on Wednesday, April 30!
Be sure to register this weekend, at the following link: https://www.eventsquid.com/event.cfm?id=25737
Looking forward to "Spinning Vision into Reality" with you!
#GFWC2025AC #GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #atlanta
2025 GFWC Annual Convention, June 6-9, in Atlanta
GFWC Headquarters is excited about see you at this year`s event!
The final days to register are coming to a close on Wednesday, April 30!
Be sure to register this weekend, at the following link: https://www.eventsquid.com/event.cfm?id=25737
Looking forward to "Spinning Vision into Reality" with you!
#GFWC2025AC #GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #atlanta
2025 GFWC Annual Convention, June 6-9, in Atlanta
Register today… there are only 5 days left until registration closes on Wednesday, April 30!
Be sure to register this weekend, at the following link: https://www.eventsquid.com/event.cfm?id=25737
Join us as we "Spin Vision into Reality!"
#GFWC2025AC #GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #atlanta
2025 GFWC Annual Convention, June 6-9, in Atlanta
Register today… there are only 5 days left until registration closes on Wednesday, April 30!
Be sure to register this weekend, at the following link: https://www.eventsquid.com/event.cfm?id=25737
Join us as we "Spin Vision into Reality!"
#GFWC2025AC #GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #atlanta
Welcome to 30 New Registrants for GFWC IDS!
GFWC New York and GFWC Utah leads as new states added to this week’s registration tally for the 2025 GFWC International Day of Service (GFWC IDS) on September 27.
To date, GFWC has 377 registrants! As GFWC readies to break 400 registrations over the next week, let’s challenge one another across regions and states to get all clubs to participate.
Visit GFWC`s website: www.GFWC.org/ids/ for an up-to-date listing of clubs registered in your state. If your club isn`t listed, please register!
To register, visit: https://memberportal.gfwc.org/events
Last, be sure to read this week`s "New & Notes" for project ideas: https://www.gfwc.org/news-notes/
UNITED to End Domestic & Sexual Violence!
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #gfwc2025ids #endsexualviolence #EndDomesticViolence #endchildabuse
Welcome to 30 New Registrants for GFWC IDS!
GFWC New York and GFWC Utah leads as new states added to this week’s registration tally for the 2025 GFWC International Day of Service (GFWC IDS) on September 27.
To date, GFWC has 377 registrants! As GFWC readies to break 400 registrations over the next week, let’s challenge one another across regions and states to get all clubs to participate.
Visit GFWC`s website: www.GFWC.org/ids/ for an up-to-date listing of clubs registered in your state. If your club isn`t listed, please register!
To register, visit: https://memberportal.gfwc.org/events
Last, be sure to read this week`s "New & Notes" for project ideas: https://www.gfwc.org/news-notes/
UNITED to End Domestic & Sexual Violence!
#GFWC #GFWC_HQ #GFWCAdvocacy #IamGFWC #LivingTheVolunteerSpirit #gfwc2025ids #endsexualviolence #EndDomesticViolence #endchildabuse