Woman's Club of Glyndon

Woman's Club of Glyndon

Main Street Member

The purpose of the Federation is to unite the women's clubs of Maryland for the betterment of their communities through the support of the Arts; the preservation of our natural resources; the promotion of education; the encouragement of healthy lifestyles; stressing civic involvement; and working towards world peace and understanding.

Our club meetings are held 1st Wednesday of each month (Sept-May). 

General Meeting begins at 11:30am. 

Newsletters are published each month (Aug-May).

Community Service Programs     Youth Art - Partnership with Franklin High School.....April Contest and Awards     Sunshine, Calling Chain, Home-bound Members,Conservation, Home Life/Woman's Health, International Outreach, Public Issues.....ROG (Reisterstown/Owings Mills/Glyndon), Club House.....(repairs, etc.) and Rentals

Community Outreach     Partnership with Reisterstown Elementary School.....back-to-school supplies, Thanksgiving food baskets and Christmas gifts for needy families, books collected for children's reading activities.....members provide assistance for reading with students     

Book Club - meets 2nd Wednesday each month September - June

History


Founded in 1900

The GFWC Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs, Inc. has a long and exemplary history. While no one is entirely sure which club was organized first, the MD clubs started forming around 1872 in the Baltimore area. In October of 1899 several of these clubs met with the idea of forming a state federation. In December of 1899 a constitution was adopted. There were 19 Charter Clubs. The first annual meeting of the MD Federation was held in March of 1900 in the Baltimore area and in April of 1900 MFWC was admitted to the General Federation of Women's Clubs.