Once a month The Health and Wellness CSP volunteers to serve meals at Trinity Cafe’ in Tampa. This is a free full-service restaurant serving those in need of a healthy meal.. On this date the Green Shirt Ladies of the GFWC Lutz-Land O’ Lakes Woman’s Club served 182 meals.
The Tampa Chapter DAR had the privilege to recognize a deserving member of our community, Beth Nevel, with the DAR Distinguished Citizen Medal. This medal recognizes worthy citizens for extraordinary service in the defense, promotion, and/or preservation of our American heritage or freedom.
Darlene Chloe introduced the recipient of the DAR Distinguished Citizen Medal, Beth Nevel, and presented her Bio and qualifications for the medal. Regent Sarah Hughes presented the medal and certificate to Beth.
Beth Nevel is an active member with GFWC Lutz-Land O’ Lakes, Woman’s Club, the Hillsborough Fire and Rescue Museum and the Old Lutz School.
Members of the GFWC Lutz-Land O’Lakes Woman’s Club sorted donated school supplies at the Lutz Branch Library before delivering them to three area schools for the new academic year. The supplies went to Lutz K-8, Miles Elementary School and Denham Oaks Elementary to support students and teachers.
The donation is part of the club’s Education and Libraries Community Service Program and reflects the ongoing commitment to local education initiatives. Club members said the effort aims to help schools provide a strong start for every student this year.
The Lutz-Land O’Lakes Women volunteered to help American Legion Post 108 to set out 2,977 placards in memory of those who lost their lives on 9/11. The placards were laid out in the shape of a giant American Flag — a powerful symbol of unity, loss and resilience.
The Lutz-Land O’ Lakes Woman’s club attended a recent Habitat for Humanity home dedication. The club provided the family with a housewarming gift to include a fire extinguisher, fire blanket, books and a water filtration system.
