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Colleyville Woman’s Club (CWC), is a dedicated group of more than 200 members who improve the community through volunteer service and charitable fundraising, all while enjoying new friendships. The Club’s extraordinary successes include its prestigious Holiday Home Tour, signature Spring Fashion Benefit and spirited annual Bridge Marathon. Founded in 1978, CWC has surpassed the $2.5 million mark in fundraising for worthy causes and is dedicated to serving the people within and around Northeast Tarrant County. Charitable grants, scholarships and service projects are only a few of the many ways CWC programs and member volunteers assist its neighbors in need.
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GENERAL MEETING MAY 14
Susan Huston of Fashion Concepts
Susan Huston is a professional development, etiquette, and fashion expert that uses more than 40 years of experience to teach women, men, and girls effective and personal skills. Susan combines her love of fashion and helping others to be more confident and professional by coaching them. Knowing “what to do and when to do it,” are good social and personal development skills which leads to confidence and success.
Read moreCAUSES WE SUPPORT
WOMEN'S SERVICES
CWC has been a continuing supporter of SafeHaven of Tarrant County, the Women's Center of Tarrant County and Open Arms Home, Inc. Grants to these and similar agencies provide funding for transportation; housing and food; and education and therapy for displaced and abused women and their children.
SOCIAL SERVICES
Recognizing the broader needs of families on our area, CWC targets agencies and projects that provide for the economically and physically challenged. Grants have been awarded for several capital and operations projects at GRACE, equipment needs for clients of the Neuro-Fitness Foundation and help for indigent cancer patients through Cancer Care Services.
Recognizing the broader needs of families on our area, CWC targets agencies and projects that provide for the economically and physically challenged. Grants have been awarded for several capital and operations projects at GRACE, equipment needs for clients of the Neuro-Fitness Foundation and help for indigent cancer patients through Cancer Care Services.
ELDERLY
CWC has funded home-delivery and congregate lunches in surrounding communities through Metroport Meals on Wheels, as well as contributing to its capital fund. The Mental Health Association of Tarrant County has used CWC grants for its Ombudsman Program for residents in long term care facilities, and Mid-Cities Care Corps. Grants have helped with emergency home repairs and durable goods purchases, all with primarily elderly clients.
COMMUNITY
Support of Colleyville's lovely Community Center is an example of CWC funding over several years. CWC grants also support the community, summer and educational programs of The Arts Council of North East Tarrant County, including scholarships for at-risk students.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships are awarded to deserving graduating seniors from five area schools in three districts.
CHILDREN
In addition to programs in the above categories that benefit children, grants to Alliance for Children, the Harris Methodist Health Foundation, Summer Reading Club, Imagisphere Children's Museum and Summer Santa have directly financed counseling and therapy, car safety seat purchase and education, books and summer camps for needy children.
VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION
CWC recognizes volunteer efforts of youth with awards and grants.
Member, member businesses and others who support the Club's efforts are also included in the annual awards program.