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Branchburg Woman’s Club |
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A fun way to help the community since 1960. |
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Welcome from the BWC |
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Greetings from the Branchburg Woman’s Club, College District, NJSFWC of GFWC. Founded in 1960, our club is a proud member of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs and the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The BWC is a non-profit organization of women who want to help the community and participate in fun, creative, and educational activities when time permits. As a woman with many responsibilities, you may think that your life is too hectic to consider becoming a BWC member. However, even if you only have some time now and then, you can be a valued club member plus build new friendships, broaden your horizons, and help others. |
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Branchburg Woman’s Club of GFWC c/o Mrs. Jean McCann, Club President 959 Concord Way Branchburg, NJ 08853 |
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Current Mailing Address for The Branchburg Woman’s Club: |
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Branchburg Woman’s Club of the GFWC, NJSFWC College District
Meeting and club inquiries: 908-866-1060. |
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A look at our membership will show that even busy women find participating in club activities worthwhile. It’s an easy way to feel part of the community, meet new people with similar interests, and learn new things. Club activities have evolved along with the interests of the club members. The club has extracurricular groups, called departments. Some meet in the daytime and some meet in the evening. Activities may range from crafts, gourmet food appreciation to film and book discussions. New departments can be created as desired. Fun day trips, evenings out, and special social events add to the club experience. |
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Meeting from September through May, typically on the third Thursday evening of the month, the club’s general membership meetings begin with a guest speaker or an activity. Then there are refreshments, followed by a club meeting. Consider coming to a meeting or two as our guest and bring a friend! Membership inquiries are welcome from Central New Jersey women, especially residents of Branchburg and nearby towns. Learn how you can become a valued member of our dynamic and diverse group of women volunteers by joining the Branchburg Woman’s Club.
Follow the club on Facebook for the latest club news and/or check this Website monthly. Better yet, consider attending a BWC meeting. |
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Please contact the club to confirm any meeting details as information is subject to change. Not responsible for any accidental errors or omissions.
You may contact the club’s webmaster at Qbwc4meQ “at” Qspamex.com Remove Q’s and spaces.)
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Site updated 1/12/2012. |
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Latest Club News: |
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April 28, 2012 8 am—3 pm Branchburg’s Central Middle School - map:
BWC’s Garage Sale A fund-raiser for the BWC’s Philanthropic Fund (Like-new clothing, a multi-shape folding ladder, lamps, books, children’s items, household treasures, sports gear, and more. Refreshments too!) |
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Celebrating 50+ years.
BWC founded 1960. Joined NJSFWC and GFWC 1961. |
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Click on the appropriate menu button on this page to go to the club’s calendar Web page. Please note that program topics, dates, times, and locations may be subject to change so contact the club membership chairman at (908) 866-1060. We are looking forward to meeting you soon. Thank you for your interest. |
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January 19, 2012 Thursday, 7:30 p.m. — 9:00 p.m. BWC Program and Club Meeting “Helping Displaced Young People in Need” Speaker: Somerset County Home for Temporarily Displaced Children Branchburg's Little Red Schoolhouse, 2120 South Branch Road. Aiding children and adolescents in need will be the focus of the meeting. The evening’s starts with a presentation by Kathy Coulahan of the Somerset County Home for Temporarily Displaced Children. This nonprofit organization helps children and young adults at risk of homelessness and/or maltreatment. Their services include crisis intervention, street outreach, life skills education and transitional living programs. Come learn how important the group's work is and what has been accomplished. For more information, see http://www.somersethome.org/. Refreshments and a club meeting will follow the program. Adult guests and membership inquiries are welcome. |
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“Like” the BWC on Facebook Women living near Branchburg, NJ: Ask us about joining the BWC: Call (908) 866-1060. |
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February 16, 2012 Thursday, 7:30 p.m. — 9:00 p.m. BWC Program and Club Meeting “Expeditions and Adventures” Speaker: J. Mish, Nature Columnist Branchburg's Little Red Schoolhouse, 2120 South Branch Road. Join us for a fun adventure through photos and stories as presented by local nature columnist and enthusiast Joe Mish. Refreshments and a club meeting will follow the program. Adult guests and membership inquiries are welcome. |
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Click here to go to a 30 second video about the NJSFWC on YouTube.com.
Click here to go to a video about the GFWC on YouTube.com. |
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User Note: Click on words in blue or purple to go to a linked page and find related information. |
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Even Little Things Can Help Others BWC Projects– An Invitation Many of us make resolutions about what we hope to accomplish in the New Year. Perhaps finding more ways to help others in need is on your list? With our busy lives, sometimes that's not easy, but there are simple things that you can do that will make a difference to people who are challenged with difficulties. With this in mind, the Branchburg Woman's Club offers several opportunities to help others.
For instance, you could donate a pair of new socks to the Branchburg Woman's Club's "Step Away from Abuse" GFWC Sock Project. The Branchburg Woman's Club is collecting new socks that will be given to New Jersey domestic violence shelters to help provide comfort and warmth to adults and children that have been victims of domestic violence. All sizes of socks are welcome; the collection bin for the new socks is located in the Township's main building, which is open from 8:30 am— 4:30 pm weekdays.
The Club's Knitting for a Purpose Group is seeking additional contributions of yarn or 7 inch x 9 inch knitted or crocheted rectangles for the Warm Up America! Project. Finished rectangles should be made with either knitting needles of size 7, 8, or 9 or crochet hook size F or G, please. The collection bin is the same bin as for the socks, located in the Township's main building. Since January 2010, a total of 25 afghans have been created and given to the Warm Up America! Foundation to assist people in need. A big thank you to all who have helped with the project.
Call (908) 866-1060 or email the club for more information about these projects and other ways of assisting. |