Paving the Way

Pat Hinde
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To assist with maintenance at headquarters, Memorial Bricks and Memorial Benches can be purchased. See Resources for the forms.

Archivist

Arleen Maier
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Artful Bra

Lynn Cline
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A collection of the wildest, wackiest, beautiful, funny, odd, and most unusual bras as a promotion of Breast Cancer Awareness. These bras, or a subset of them since there are so many, travel to club meetings and events to promote the cause.

See the fundraisers for more information.

Scrapbook

Linda Manson
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Information about digital scrapbook software.

Hacienda

Camille Warren Eleanor Foisy
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Hacienda Girls Ranch, operating under the auspices of Children’s Home Society of Florida, provides a safe haven for 15 abused, neglected and/or abandoned girls ages 12-17. Individual shelter for children in need is also provided through foster care homes. For older teen and young adult women who are low-income and/or have aged out of the foster care system, we offer a Transitional Living Program to help them begin their adult lives and learn to be independent.

ESO

Visit the ESO page here.

GFWC Signature Project
Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence & Awareness

Community Improvement

Doris Day
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Public Affairs

Meda Jenson
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Florida LEADS

D Judith Lutz   Pat Keel
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Our state has benefited by developing its own LEADS program patterned after LEADS at GFWC. Each club selects member who has not held an office. The Leads candidates from the club are narrowed down again to one from each district. GFWC FL holds a LEADS seminar for these members, with one being selected to attend the GFWC LEADS.

The themed power point presentations made at the 2010 Annual District Meetings can be found under Resources.

Jennie June Award

Lois Lawrence
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This award is given annually to one women who exemplies the determination of our founder, Jennie June Croly.

Membership

Barb Mehaffey
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Website

Visit the Website page here

Programs

President's Project

Each president selects a project that will be her "signature project." This term the President has chosen our own Federation as her project. As she says, if we do not take care of "our" Federation, there won't be one to help others. We are focusing on areas of membership, identity and finances.

Co-chairs;    Mary Taylor Jacobs      Sharon Oliphant
Contact them for a visit and presentation to you club

The President’s project is one that encompasses President Teddy’s “Hammer it Home” focus areas:

Membership
Identity
Financial Stability

The next Day of Service is in Lakeland at the Headquarters on March 24 for a general spruce up and clean up. Get the form with details at Resources.

Part of this is Days of Service:

Special Olympics Day of Service
Special Olympics September 15 2011

Locations are chose that can benefit from our members participating in work at their facility, be it gardening, carpentry, or taks selected by the agency that one-time volunteer help can do. The places so far have been Hacienda Girls Ranch, and Canine Companions for Independence. This is the first part of our President’s Project--Membership.

Another part of this project is Financial Stability. We all know at this time, our own beloved Federation is suffering. Our headquarters has some much needed renovations on the books. Our doors, our restrooms, our furniture and our property are part of our history and deserve so much from our membership. So at this Fall Board meeting we are introducing the GFWC Florida Headquarters pin. Part of this project is “Hammer it Home” this is the renovation and restoration of our 4444 Florida National Drive home. Starting at this meeting, you can purchase the GFWC Florida Headquarters pin for $25.00; a ribbon is attached that says you are invested. There is no question; we need all of you to help us invest in our future. As part of the Hammer it Home campaign, we will at each meeting have a tool that you can add to your ribbon. A Hammer, a Saw, a Wrench and a Screwdriver. Your investment totals $45.00, that’s it! That is 20 months of investment at $2.25 per month, or 7 ½ cents per day.

Please don’t forget the 1895 society that is for items that come up and need to be repaired frequently, plumbing, carpet, paint etc. This is a specific fundraising campaign for the restroom renovation! All funds raised during this campaign will fund a new restroom and lounge area.

The last part of the project is Identity, you’re a part of this Federation, and GFWC is part of your identity. Our day of service in your community with the GFWC seal, our investment in our own Headquarters that is Identity. Your Investment that is part of Identity.

This is your way to be a part of Hammer it Home;

Helping All Members Maintain Effective Resources with

Membership, Identity and Financial Stability