GFWC LUTZ-LAND O’LAKES WOMAN’S CLUB members met indoors for crafting at Heritage Park – Land O’Lakes for the first time since Covid-19 lockdowns. The club women worked on hand-crafted items to be sold at their Annual Lutz Arts & Crafts Show in December to help fund and support their many community projects.
GFWC LUTZ-LAND O’LAKES WOMAN’S CLUB assisted its affiliate teen club, Little Women of Lutz, with their recent cleanup of Lutz-Lake Fern Road in downtown Lutz, its sponsored roadway. The Woman’s Club sponsors and mentors this group of young women who will be our future leaders and community service volunteers.
GFWC LUTZ-LAND O’LAKES WOMAN’S CLUB members recently volunteered at Connerton Elementary School in Land O’Lakes. The club women made quick work of assembling and collating 750 information packets for the students and parents, readying them for the new school year. The Woman’s Club has long supported local schools through generous annual scholarships as well as hands-on volunteerism such as with this project and many more.
Help Get May Mann Jennings into the Florida Women’s Hall of Fame!
May Mann Jennings was a leading member of the women’s club movement serving as president of the 9,000+ member Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs from 1914-1917. It was during her tenure as president that she spearheaded the effort to have Royal Palm State Park established in 1915, later to become part of the Everglades National Park in 1947. Mrs. Jennings was known as the “Mother of Florida’s Forestry” for her conservation efforts.
GFWC LUTZ-LAND O’LAKES WOMAN’S CLUB recently enjoyed a day of crafting tie dye shirts in a myriad of colors and patterns while comfortably outdoors at Oscar Cooler Park in Lutz. Arts & Culture Chair Lois Cohen was the instructor/director of this fun project and many laughs were had as the ladies recalled their earlier tie dye outfits and experiences back in the 60’s and 70’s.
GFWC LUTZ-LAND O’LAKES WOMAN’S CLUB recently attended a fundraiser golf tournament at Innisbrook Golf Resort for the benefit of veterans. As part of a very popular and ongoing project of the Woman’s Club, its members presented each veteran present with a star, removed from retired American flags, together with a very touching and patriotic verse in a pocket sleeve meant to be worn close to one’s heart. The recipients were all deeply moved and very appreciative of their star packets.
