The General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) is united in its dedication to volunteer community service. For the third consecutive year, the 2025 GFWC International Day of Service (GFWC IDS), formerly the GFWC National Day of Service, is scheduled on Saturday, September 27, to increase public awareness about domestic and sexual violence across the United States and internationally.

According to the World Health Organization, it is estimated that between 736 million to 862 million women, aged 15 years or older, have experienced domestic and/or sexual violence. Within the United States, based on research conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 16 million people are affected every year.

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Spotlighting Domestic & sexual violence

Each GFWC International Day of Service project topic runs for two consecutive years.

Club Projects Focus on

Member Resources
Advocate

Support Survivors

Raise Awareness

Educate

How can you help end domestic and sexual violence?

Within the GFWC Club Manual for the 2024-2026 Administration, under the Signature Program: Domestic and Sexual Violence Awareness & Prevention, are information pages that explains the subject matter, lists what GFWC can do, and provides reference resources to obtain additional information. Read this section of the GFWC Club Manual to identify a topic area you want to spotlight in your community to help create your impactful project plan.

Additional resources and project ideas are coming soon to the GFWC Member Portal.

How do I register?
To register, visit the GFWC Member Portal located at memberportal.gfwc.org/events

Thank you to our 2025 Participants

Thank you to all those registered to help end domestic and sexual violence across the 50 states and around the globe. Together we can make a collective impact on this critical issue that cannot be ignored and garners the attention needed to improve the lives of those affected in our communities!

*List updated as of Thursday, June 19, 2025, (Approximately 652 registrants)