Jane Jenkins Herlong to Speak at Convention “Wonders of the World” Banquet
May 27 2021. Sirius XM Humorist Jane Jenkins Herlong, international best-selling/award-winning author, professional singer, and recording artist, will speak at the 2021 GFWC Annual Convention
Mental Health Awareness Advocate to Speak at Convention Opening Business Session
May 20 2021. John T. Broderick, Jr. will promote awareness and understanding of mental illness at the 2021 GFWC Annual Convention Opening Business Session on Saturday, August 28.
Equal Pay Advocate Lilly Ledbetter Speaks at Convention
May 13 2021. GFWC is honored to have Lilly Ledbetter speaking at the 2021 GFWC Annual Convention.
GFWC Strives to Remove the Stigma of Mental Illness This Month
May 6 2021. Throughout the month of May, GFWC is encouraging it’s clubwomen to raise awareness about the importance of mental health in their communities.
Annual Program Statistics Report Released
May 3 2021. The most recent data is available in the 2020 Annual Program Statistics Report.
Clubwomen Everywhere Plant Trees Today
April 30 2021. Today is national Arbor Day, and GFWC has encouraged clubwomen throughout the Federation to plant trees in their communities.
GFWC Celebrates Federation Day
April 24 2021. Read more about GFWC's 2021 celebration of Federation Day.
GFWC Challenges Clubwomen to Restore the Earth Today
April 22 2021. Clubwomen throughout the Federation are participating in Earth Day today, April 22.
Convention Registration Now Open
April 1 2021.
GFWC Participates in Read Across America Day
March 2 2021. GFWC and its clubwomen have long supported Read Across America Day, an annual effort every March 2 that focuses on encouraging children to read
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Volunteers in Action: GFWC Woman’s Citizenship Club and Cosmopolitan Club of Petal
Featured Member
Bobbie Schorsten
Bobbie Schorsten decided joining GFWC Woman’s Club of Hendersonville would be a great way to help others.
Success For Survivors Scholarship
Each year, GFWC awards scholarships to help intimate partner abuse survivors obtain a post-secondary education that offers a chance to reshape their future by securing employment and gaining personal independence.
Featured Club
The Rochester Junior Women's Club
The Rochester Junior Women’s Club (Michigan) was established in 1956 with 16 members, and today has over 70 members that always come together to support one another. The club chooses three or four major charities to support and several smaller ones, donating approximately $30,000 each year. In total since its inception, the club has provided more than 1 million hours of community service, and raised more than $928,000 to support their community!