GFWC Virginia Calendar

JUNE 2013
1 Membership-The Sole of the Federation
Pump Up Your Members Campaign
Contest Entry Deadline
Membership Advancement Guide
3 The Virginina Clubwoman Article Deadline
19 Deadline for GFWC VA Conference Hotel Reservations
Call to Conference
22 Deadline for GFWC VA Conference Registration & Meal Reservations
Registration Form
29 GFWC LEADS Seminar - Hollywood, Florida
30-July 2 GFWC Convention - Hollywood, Florida
   
AUGUST 2013
9 GFWC Virginia Executive Board Meeting, TBD
10 GFWC Virginia Conference, Staunton, VA
Call to Conference
Registration Form
11 GFWC Virginia Conference, Staunton, VA
Virginia LEADS Program
26 The Virginina Clubwoman Article Deadline
   
NOVEMBER 2013
1 National Author's Day (Started by GFWC in 1929)
1-3 GFWC Southeastern Region Meeting, Greensboro, North Carolina
25 The Virginina Clubwoman Article Deadline
   
DECEMBER 2013
4 GFWC Holiday Reception - GFWC Headquarters, Washington, DC
   
FEBRUARY 2014
17 The Virginina Clubwoman Article Deadline
   
JUNE 2014
2 The Virginina Clubwoman Article Deadline
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
 

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Meeting Highlights and Tips

  • Encourage fellow club members to attend.

  • Send in your registration.  Check to see if your club plans to do this as a group.  For GFWC Virginia meetings you can find a form online on the CALENDAR page or in The Virginia Clubwoman.

  • Reserve a hotel room, if necessary.  Mention the event for possible special room rates.

  • Carpool with members in your club and in clubs nearby.

  • Come to the meeting ready to make new friends, gather new ideas for club projects, learn about the organization, and have fun!

  • If you are attending a Convention be sure to bring your Call.

Unity in Diversity

GFWC’s motto is Unity in Diversity. It was first used in a speech given by New York clubwoman Ella Dietz Clymer at a banquet for Sorosis, one of the founding clubs of GFWC, on March 20, 1889. Ella’s words, “unity in diversity,” expressed her hope that the women of Sorosis would “form a lasting union of the women's clubs throughout the United States and possibly throughout the world. We do not feel that sectional differences will separate us; on the contrary, we hope that these very differences will form a bond of sympathy.”