Members of the Worthington Circle of the Child Conservation League founded The Worthington Women’s Club on May 24, 1932. The objectives of the new club were to promote friendship among members, provide opportunities to participate in organized interest groups and in the social, intellectual and civic affairs of the community.
About our Bylaws
Constitution and Bylaws 1932 (revisions.)
About Our Banner
The President’s choice of flower is being displayed as our banner.
President Mary Steed-May has selected the Daffodil as the choice for her term.
Mary feels the appearance of daffodils indicates Spring and sunny days will
soon be here. Also, they are deer resistant.
The Blue strip is our Worthington Womens Club ‘Color’.
Click here for More about “PIE”
The 1932 objectives of WWC continue today. Even though the roles of women are more varied than in 1932, women still need and enjoy a place to relax with friends and pursue interests outside their home and work. Worthington Women’s Club offers a wide variety of interest groups to meet that need.
Interest groups meet monthly. Included are Art Study, Bowling, Card Groups, Bird Watching, Book Clubs, Current Events, Dominoes, Creative Needlework, Mah Jongg Groups, Scrabble, Happy Hour group, Travel, Walking and several luncheon groups. Interest group contact information and schedule is found under the Interest Group tab.
General meetings are held the fourth Tuesday of the months of September, October, January, February, March & April. These meetings include a guest speaker, a business meeting and a dessert. Special luncheon meetings are in December and May.
To make reservations, email or phone Jackie Kaps.
You’ll find member contact information in your WWC Yearbook.
Community Support
The Worthington Women’s Club contributes to local charities and organizations which promote the quality of life in Worthington.
For fiscal year 2024-2025, WWC donated $1,500.0 to local organizations.
Click here to view Allocations details.
WWC also donated and maintain the Historical Signs which appear at the four entrances to the original “Old Worthington.”
As part of the Worthington Bicentennial Celebration, WWC contributed an Ohio Historical Marker depicting the settlement of Worthington. The marker is located at the High Street side of The Griswold Center. Click here to see Historical Marker.
How to Become a Member
An invitation is extended to all women having interest in Worthington.
A prospective member must attend one general meeting within the twelve months preceding the date of application. Annual dues are $45.00. If you do not know a sponsor, one will be assigned.
For more information, Email WWCofOH@gmail.com with contact information and someone will call you.
ACTIVITIES IN PICTURES (past meetings)
(Click underlined to view pictures)
Programs will be displayed here as soon as planning is completed.
Click here to View Past Programs 2024-2025, 2023-2024, and 2022-2023
Our Creed
I believe in Worthington, in the pioneer ideals and traditions upon which she was founded:
in the strength and purposes in which she endures, in the hopes and ambitions which lie ahead.
I believe in the people of Worthington and the women of our Club and pledge myself to those things which will make a greater Worthington.
I shall plant a garden of friendship here and pluck from its flowers of love and service which never fade.
I will look up to the stars above and make them my desire.
I will be strong, and generous, and kind.
~Marie Vandegrift, President 1942-1943