GFWC Wicomico Woman's Club

04/24/2026

One hundred and thirty-six years ago, on April 24th, 1890, 63 women from 17 states across the country formally adopted the constitution of the newly-formed General Federation of Women’s Clubs.

Their commitment to each other paved the way for the immeasurable impact clubwomen have had on the world. Today, we celebrate the founding of the General Federation of Women's Clubs and the incredible members who dedicate their lives to serving others.

01/11/2026

On January 10, 1917, women began to line up in front of the White House gates, carrying banners with slogans like, "Mr. President, How Long Must Women Wait for Liberty?"

After trying numerous strategies to secure women's right to vote, suffragists had the radical idea to protest right outside of the White House, where they couldn’t be ignored.

The protests were carefully coordinated, with nearly 2,000 suffragists arriving from across the country to join the picket lines. African American activist Mary Church Terrell and her daughter, Phyllis, joined the picketers, despite having been previously snubbed by white movement leaders.

For months, suffragists took shifts standing outside with provocative banners, facing all kinds of weather, harassment, and even arrest.

📸: Library of Congress, colorized by Marina Amaral

09/27/2025

Join us in Pocomoke City today as we help raise money and awareness for victims of domestic violence.

08/26/2025

Happy Women's Equality Day!

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06/03/2025

The Wicomico Women's Club enjoying our summer outing at Windmill Creek Winery.

05/15/2025

Our Club Co-president Sarah Meyers, attended the ribbon cutting of the Pink Pantry at the Newton Street Community Center yesterday. The WWC is proud to support the efforts of the Wicomico County Commission for Women to help the issue of period poverty in our community.

05/13/2025

03/08/2025

Happy International Women’s Day!!!