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From Our President...
Kathleen Bagley
PRESIDENT
WOMAN'S CLUB OF SPRING LAKE
Kathleen Bagley
PRESIDENT
WOMAN'S CLUB OF SPRING LAKE
Our objectives are to support the charitable, operational, educational and social needs of organizations and individuals. We achieve these goals by raising funds throughout the year for local charities and our scholarship program. Our annual scholarship luncheon and gift raffle generate funds for scholarships to local high school students and women returning to college. Our club sponsors trips to cultural events, museums, musical events, and overnight trips. We sponsor food drives, bake sales, clothing collections, luncheons, and dinners. We work hard but we enjoy the company of our members.
We belong to the New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs (NJSFWC), founded in 1894, with over 200 clubs throughout the State. Its members are diverse in age and life experiences, but unified in their goal to make a difference in the lives of others. It lists among its accomplishments:
• Founded NJ College for Women (Douglass College)
• Built Science and Music Buildings
• Raised funds for the Library, Student Center, Art Center, and the Developmental Disabilities Center for Autistic Children
• Scholarships at Douglass for Art, Drama, Literature, Music, Federation Citizenship, Political Science, Continuing Education, Nutrition, and Science
• Established numerous community libraries
• Preservation of the Palisades
• Grants to Women’s Shelters in 21 counties
• Support for the Valerie Fund, Girls Career Institute and Food banks
If you have ever considered joining a Woman’s Club, we encourage you to contact us to discuss membership. You will be part of an ongoing respected organization with approximately 7,000 members in New Jersey. You will have the opportunity for friendship, fun and fulfillment while working together. You can have a voice in policy making at the local and state levels and involvement in the international affiliation with General Federation of Women’s Clubs with Headquarters in Washington, D.C. The New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs gives women the opportunity to expand their horizons by working together towards a common goal and individual growth.
You are invited to become a member of The Woman’s Club of Spring Lake. Together we can make a difference within ourselves, within our homes, and within our communities.
We belong to the New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs (NJSFWC), founded in 1894, with over 200 clubs throughout the State. Its members are diverse in age and life experiences, but unified in their goal to make a difference in the lives of others. It lists among its accomplishments:
• Founded NJ College for Women (Douglass College)
• Built Science and Music Buildings
• Raised funds for the Library, Student Center, Art Center, and the Developmental Disabilities Center for Autistic Children
• Scholarships at Douglass for Art, Drama, Literature, Music, Federation Citizenship, Political Science, Continuing Education, Nutrition, and Science
• Established numerous community libraries
• Preservation of the Palisades
• Grants to Women’s Shelters in 21 counties
• Support for the Valerie Fund, Girls Career Institute and Food banks
If you have ever considered joining a Woman’s Club, we encourage you to contact us to discuss membership. You will be part of an ongoing respected organization with approximately 7,000 members in New Jersey. You will have the opportunity for friendship, fun and fulfillment while working together. You can have a voice in policy making at the local and state levels and involvement in the international affiliation with General Federation of Women’s Clubs with Headquarters in Washington, D.C. The New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs gives women the opportunity to expand their horizons by working together towards a common goal and individual growth.
You are invited to become a member of The Woman’s Club of Spring Lake. Together we can make a difference within ourselves, within our homes, and within our communities.
Officers - 2022 - 2023
President - Kathleen Bagley
First Vice President - Kathleen Reddick
Second Vice President - Maureen Cooney
Treasurer - Nancy Pugliese
Assistant Treasurer - Deanie Fischer
Federation Secretary - Laurie Caccavo
Financial secretary - Darlene Cecich
Recording secretary - Mary Ann McGevna
Assistant Recording secretary -
Corresponding secretary - Jeanne Stamler
Assistant Corresponding secretary - Annemarie Patella
Historian - Anne Butler
Parliamentarian - Lucille Caserio
Director - Lucille Jarman
Director - Jacqueline Zurla
Director - Mary Rottino
Director - Kathleen Dittman
Director - Katie Doyle
Director - Marie Agliozzo
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