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MISSION STATEMENT
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The mission of the Fort Lauderdale Woman’s Club is to engage the women of Fort Lauderdale as volunteers who make a recognizable difference in addressing civic, educational, cultural and humanitarian needs in our community and beyond.
FLWC promotes charitable and educational activities through volunteerism. We award one or more annual scholarships to deserving high school senior girls, coordinate activities with fellow Woman's Clubs and other local groups, support local, national, and international charities through money and/or goods.
We have programs on health, civic issues, education, art, home and family concerns, and international affairs. We encourage leadership and participation of women of all ages.
We also have some times for having fun! Past events on our social agenda have included visits to Stranahan House, historic Bonnet House, the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale, and the "Rockettes" at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.
We invite you to contact us and attend a meeting. We welcome women of all ages to our club. Through the united efforts of Florida Club Women throughout the state, most areas of concern and involvement are covered by the following six departments and their divisions:
ARTS: Chairman - Margarethe Sorensen |
CONSERVATION: Chairman - Ruth Myles |
EDUCATION: Chairman - Jaye Abbate |
| Arts & Crafts |
Beautification |
Continuing Education |
| Literature |
Natural Resources |
Leadership |
| Music & Drama |
Environment |
School Issues |
HOME LIFE: Chairman - Susan James |
INTERN'L AFFAIRS: Chairman - Mariceles Mendoza |
PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Chairman - Alice Sakhnovsky |
| Economics |
Cultural Exchange |
Crime Prevention |
| Health |
Trade & Aid |
Citizenship |
| Today's Living |
Understanding |
Safety |
We Give Scholarships Through the Education Department!
If you'd like to contribute to the Scholarship Fund please click here: Dues and Donations Payment Center.
Scholarship Chairman Edith Toogood presents $1000 scholarships to graduating Fort Lauderdale High School seniors Jasmine Allen(left) and Rosa Mendoza at the 2008 Installation Luncheon. At right, Kaamalya Powell, the 2007 recipient tells of her freshman year at FSU!
Our 11th Annual Calder Racetrack Day raised $1800 so we could award 2 scholarships for the first time in Club history. Left - Our horse, number 5 in the 5th race, was the winner! Center - Club members gathered near the winner's circle; Right - Members of the Broward County Retired Educators bought tickets to support our scholarship event.
We Participate in Community Events!
The Conservation Department sold "Green" Bags and hibiscus bushes at Arbor Day to earn money for the Wildlife Care Center.
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Home Life helps women with programs on finances and a donation to Women in Distress. |
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For Public Affairs we made a donation to the Broward Outreach Center |
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Links
These links will connect you to the official State of Florida site, the City of Fort Lauderdale, GFWC Florida Federation, GFWC, and to sites of some of the many charities that we support in conjunction with GFWC FL.
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We Contribute to All of the Following through GFWC Florida!
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