National Association of University Women, Inc.

06/16/2026

The Greensboro Metro Branch proudly spotlighted Savor the Moment Dessert Bar as its Black-Owned Business of the Month!


Savor the Moment Dessert Bar is a three-generation, family-owned bakery and dessert cafe located in Downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. Known as the "Home of the Crunch Cheesecake," this spot offers an upscale, comfortable dine-in space specializing in artisanal sweets and zero-proof drinks.

06/16/2026

The Plainfield Brunswick Branch is always making meaningful connections in the community!

Branch member Darlene Shaw recently had the pleasure of meeting and supporting author Brenda Williams, whose inspiring book, Worthy & Wonderful: A Celebration of Girls Who Matter, promotes female empowerment and self-worth. The book beautifully celebrates young girls through the stories and images of her four granddaughters.

NAUW applauds opportunities that uplift women, encourage literacy, and empower the next generation of leaders. Thank you, Sister Shaw, for supporting authors whose work inspires confidence, purpose, and possibility in young girls everywhere.

06/15/2026

The Wadesboro Branch hosted a Senior Citizens Luncheon and International Tea at the Grace Senior Center.

The event brought together senior citizens and community members for an afternoon of fellowship, inspiration, cultural appreciation, and connection. Guests enjoyed engaging speakers, delicious refreshments, and meaningful conversations in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

This special gathering reflects NAUW’s continued commitment to service, education, and enhancing the quality of life for individuals of all ages.

06/15/2026

The Halifax County Branch had an outstanding day of community service through their participation in the Build A Bed Project.

Branch members joined dedicated volunteers to help ensure that children throughout Halifax and Northampton Counties have a safe, comfortable place to rest and thrive. Through their collective efforts, an impressive 45 beds were built for local youth in need. Volunteers not only helped construct the beds but also assisted with delivery, assembly, and the addition of bedding and essentials, transforming each bed into a welcoming space for a child and family.

The Build A Bed Project represents more than the creation of furniture, it is an investment in the well-being of children. Quality sleep supports healthy development, academic achievement, and overall wellness, while reminding young people that they are valued and supported by their community.

We commend the Halifax County Branch for exemplifying the NAUW mission through service, compassion, and action. Their efforts demonstrate that when individuals unite around a common purpose, they can build more than beds, they can help build hope, opportunity, and brighter futures for generations to come.

06/14/2026

The Lafayette Branch’s Youth Group, Pearls of Excellence, wrapped up an outstanding year with a fun-filled final outing!

The young ladies enjoyed an afternoon of games, delicious food, laughter, and friendly competition at the bowling lanes, creating memories and strengthening bonds that will last well beyond the season.

We would like to thank Youth Committee Chair Maxine Woods and Co-Chair Katisha Lathan for their dedication, leadership, and commitment to mentoring and inspiring our youth throughout the year.

💚🤍 Empowering young women today to lead tomorrow.

05/25/2026

05/15/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month, members of the St. Landry Branch participated in the Walk a Mile in My Shoes event to help raise awareness, promote understanding, and support mental wellness in the community. 💚

05/10/2026

Today we honor and celebrate the mothers, grandmothers, bonus mothers, caregivers, and nurturing women whose love, wisdom, sacrifice, and strength help shape our families and communities every day.

Mothers are educators, leaders, encouragers, and protectors, often carrying generations forward with grace and resilience. Their impact reaches far beyond the home and continues to inspire future leaders and changemakers.

To every woman who pours into others with care and compassion, we thank you. May today remind you just how valued, appreciated, and loved you are. 💚

Happy Mother’s Day!

04/23/2026

Through the dedicated efforts of the Prince George’s County Branch HBCU Committee, nutrition and hygiene items were collected and provided to support Bowie State University students, meeting real needs and making a meaningful difference.

From generous donations to hands-on support, this initiative reflects NAUW’s unwavering commitment to service, sisterhood, and uplifting our communities. We are proud of the work being done and grateful for every sister who contributed to this effort.

This is what it means to serve with purpose. 💚🤍

04/21/2026

NAUW proudly congratulates the Lake Charles Branch on a historic milestone, celebrating, for the first time ever, two exceptional 2025–2026 Women of the Year honorees: Kayla Ned and Bridgett Williams.

We also recognize the outstanding contributions of Malinda Stevens, named NAUW Rookie of the Year, and Samuel Hartley, honored as NAUW Community Service Person of the Year, for their unwavering dedication and service.

The Lake Charles Branch continues to exemplify excellence in leadership, service, and community impact.

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