The Westport Woman’s Club, organized in 1907, is a non-profit philanthropic organization dedicated to volunteerism and the raising of funds in support of the charitable, educational, cultural and public health services in Westport and surrounding towns. 501(c)(3)
2012 YANKEE DOODLE FAIR
JUNE 14TH – JUNE 17TH
Sponsored by The Westport Woman’s Club
44 Imperial Avenue Westport, CT
            203-227-4240
The Westport Woman’s Club held their Annual Plant Sale on May 7 on the grounds of the historic Sidney Watts Club House. Club members and Westport residents took advantage of the opportunity to add splashes of color to their spring and summer gardens while helping to raise funds to support the many philanthropic efforts of the WWC. Continue Reading
       
     
  
           
      
the Canal Park Luncheon is organized by Patria Swann every year. Pictured with Patria are Jane Potkin and Sue Mahar. WWC members help in preparing a spring luncheon for residents of Canal Park, a residence in Westport for seniors and disabled singles and couples of any age.
The Westport Woman’s Club honored 2012 Award Recipients today at their May Club Day Luncheon. ROSE JORDAN (L) is the recipient of the WWC Most Active Member Award – This award is presented annually to a member who has been recognized for service not only above and beyond the call of duty, but graciously and with a smile.  Ms. Jordan’s many contributions to the club include Ruegg Grant Committee Chair, Nominating Committee Chair, Rentals Chair, Community Services Committee Chair, Secretary, and 100th Anniversary Committee Member. The 2012 Most Active Member Scholarship will be presented in Rose’s name to an eligible H.S. graduate in June. Continue Reading
The Adult Woman Scholarship is awarded to an outstanding adult who is continuing her education and presently enrolled in a college or university.
Applicants for the adult scholarship must have successfully completed two or more years in an accredited institution of higher learning with a 3.0 average or better and be matriculating for a Bachelor’s or post-graduate degree. Â The award will be made on the basis of financial need and scholastic ability. Continue Reading
Feeling good after a power walk in the park with Zumba Trainer, Jill Franke. jpfitness@gmail.com
L-R: Leah Scherzer, Jeannette Tewey, Jill Frank, Amy Schneider, Mary Vickery, Jo Fuchs Luscombe, Catherine Smith, Gail Goldblatt, Barbara Raffel..
Last year, many of you participated in the Home Energy Challenge by signing up for a CL&P sanctioned Home Energy Solutions visit. As a result, you earned over $330 for the Club coffers, the Club came in first in the Challenge competition winning a $500 prize and , best of all, many of you have been able to save on your utility bills. Continue Reading
