GFWC-OK Waurika Sorosis Club participated in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) National Day of Service this past weekend. They organized a fundraiser for the Jefferson County Food Pantry and the Waurika Senior Citizen’s center in conjunction with both centers and the Waurika Volunteer Fire Department. The event raised almost $7,000 for the two organizations and served 225 meals to local residents. #gfwc_hq #gfwc23nds #endhunger. 19 of our 38 members showed up for the event.
Nowata La-Kee-Kon hosted the annual GFWC-OK Northeast District. The meeting was held at the Nowata Historical Museum and was attended by approximately 27 club members from across the District including members from Pawhuska Heeko, Nowata La-Kee-Kon, Pryor Monday Forum and Tulsa Silver Foxes. District President, the Honorable Jacqueline Stout, called the meeting to order; La-Kee-Kon…
Pictured from left to right: Mike Gaines, City Commissioner; Karlee Ralls, City Manager; Glen Hobbs, City Commissioner; Meagan Brackett, City Commissioner; Glenn Howard, City Commissioner; Donna Bond; Leslie Greer, The Safe Center; Jacob Eck, Mayor of Waurika; and GFWC-OK Waurika Sorosis Club members Lisa Adkins, Cynthia Nitschke, Jennifer Aldridge, Ginger…
The 2024-2026 District Officer Team was presented, elected and installed by State President, Patty Burkhead. Burkhead used the Club Collect as the script for the installation. Southeast District President, Sharon Robinson, and the district officer team held an excellent annual meeting with club reports, presentations from Oklahoma State President, Patty Burkhead; a report…
State night fun and opening ceremony. Hall of past presidents featured our Oklahoma Past International President. Oklahoma’s second award presented at the International Convention was from Heifer International. Oklahoma was also honored as a state with an overall increase in membership! Congratulations!
Two additional GFWC-Oklahoma clubs participated in the GFWC National Day of Service on September 30. Some of our clubs support food and hunger awareness programs throughout the club year. Haskell P-A-Linn Club donated 15 pounds of food to the Haskell Food Pantry and donated $500 to school feeding programs through their Back Packs for Kids…
Washington, DC, January…
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