THE WALKING TOURIST PROJECT
The GFWC Lutz Land O’ Lakes Woman’s Club proudly shares the results of their Health & Wellness-sponsored initiative, “The Walking Tourist Project.” Participants collectively walked an impressive 1,581 miles, tracking their steps weekly. These miles were then converted and plotted on a Florida map to visualize their journey.
The project focuses on promoting the concept of “Move Naturally,” one of the Blue Zones Power 9 principles for longevity and well-being. As participants make their way across the mapped route, they receive a weekly Travel Guide highlighting key information about their virtual destinations, fostering both physical activity and learning opportunities. “This initiative encourages our members to stay active while also exploring new places virtually,” said Nancy Branham, Chair of the Health and Wellness CSP.
The GFWC Lutz Land O’ Lakes Woman’s Club remains dedicated to initiatives that enhance the well-being of its members and the broader community. By incorporating movement into daily life in an enjoyable and educational way.
GFWC LUTZ LAND O’ LAKES WOMAN’S CLUB FUNDRAISER FOR ARTS FOR ALL
The March General meeting for GFWC Lutz LandO’Lakes Woman’s club included a fundraiser luncheon presented by the Arts and Crafts CSP. The CSP members provided Irish food and various “green” Desserts. The proceeds will be donated to Arts for All. We also had a visit from our District 8 Director Kat Sherwood. Another great day of fellowship, and service to our community.
GFWC LUTZ LAND O LAKES DONATION TO HUMAN SOCIETY OF TAMPA BAY
The GFWC Lutz-Land O’ Lakes Woman’s Club is proud to announce that Booster John King has presented a donation check to the Humane Society of Tampa Bay on behalf of the club’s Environment Community Service Program (CSP).
This contribution supports the Humane Society’s ongoing efforts to care for animals in need and promote responsible pet ownership in the Tampa Bay area.
We are grateful to our dedicated boosters like John King who step up and assist whenever needed. Their continued support allows us to make meaningful contributions to our community and support causes we care deeply about.
GFWC LUTZ-LAND O’ LAKES WOMANN’S CLUB CELEBRATES 65 YEARS OF SERVICE
On March 4, the GFWC Lutz-Land O’ Lakes Woman’s Club marked a milestone—65 years of service, friendship, and community impact—with a celebratory luncheon at The Great Catch restaurant in Lutz.
For over six decades, our club has been dedicated to making a difference, supporting local organizations, hosting fundraisers, and volunteering to uplift our community. But beyond the service, we have also built a strong network of friendships that have stood the test of time.
As we step into the future, we remain committed to our core values of giving back, supporting one another, and strengthening our community.
GFWC LUTZ-LAND O’LAKE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DONATION
At the GFWC Lutz-Land O’ Lakes Woman’s Club Domestic Violence Committee’s annual fundraising luncheon, members turned out to play Bunco, eat lunch, and hear a presentation from the Sunrise of Pasco County Sexual and Domestic Violence Shelter staff representatives reporting on their programs and how we can continue to support them. Club members filled a car with donations for the clients at the shelter and the Thrift store that is run by volunteers to support the shelter.
