Gingerbread House Competition
The GFWC Northboro Junior Woman’s Club sponsored a virtual gingerbread house competition. Winning entries will be displayed at the Northborough Free Library.
What would you tolerate for the right to vote ?
NJWC is proud to be part of the GFWC movement that has partnered with The Turning Point Suffragist Memorial, a volunteer led organization, in Lorton, VA that is building a museum on the grounds of the former Occoquan Workhouse to commemorate the women who were imprisoned, beaten, spit at and harassed in a nonviolent revolution which brought about one of the greatest expansions of democracy in history.
During last month's NJWC general meeting we celebrated those women who fought so hard to secure us the right to vote. Read more about the suffrage movement here.
During last month's NJWC general meeting we celebrated those women who fought so hard to secure us the right to vote. Read more about the suffrage movement here.
The Boston Globe Features NJWC and Women's Clubs
Although, like many other volunteer organizations, enrollment in women's clubs has been on the decline, Northboro Junior Woman's Club membership numbers have remained steady for the past 25 years. Check out the Boston Globe article titled Women's clubs endure despite challenges of changing times.
About NJWC
General Federation of Women's Clubs, one of the world's largest and oldest nonpartisan, nondenominational, women's volunteer service organization, was founded in 1890 and chartered by the 56th United States Congress in 1901.
Northboro Juniors is part of GFWC and is a member of the GFWC of Massachusetts and GFWC of Massachusetts Junior Membership.
NJWC was founded in 1975. We are proud that our dedication has never wavered through over four decades of community service. To learn more, check out the article Northboro Junior Woman's Club celebrates 40 Years, found in The Community Advocate.
Northboro Juniors is part of GFWC and is a member of the GFWC of Massachusetts and GFWC of Massachusetts Junior Membership.
NJWC was founded in 1975. We are proud that our dedication has never wavered through over four decades of community service. To learn more, check out the article Northboro Junior Woman's Club celebrates 40 Years, found in The Community Advocate.
Next MeetingWe would love to meet you !
Please Join us for our next meeting When: Tuesday, December 17, 2019 at 7 PM Social Time begins at 6:30 pm Where: Members' Home |
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