Meet our Board
2020 - 2022 Board
Past President - Vickie Richardson
President - Kathy Edwards
President Elect -
Recording Secretary - Fran Wielgos
Treasurer - Michelle Rundle
Corresponding Secretary - Bonnie Norniella & Carol Smet
New Members!
Welcome Diane Werenski, our newest member of GFWC - Pleasant Prairie Woman's Club
Questions, concerns, comments or suggestions
Do you have a question that the Board can help you with or maybe a suggestion? We would love to hear about it here.
Things to know
Mission Statement
GFWC - Pleasant Prairie Woman’s Club is a woman’s organization dedicated to community improvement, promoting individual growth and supports education and family.
What's coming up next?
Stay tuned for more exciting happenings from GFWC-Pleasant Prairie Woman’s Club!
Thanks for the compliment!
"Elizabeth Closet would like to thank the Pleasant Prairie Woman's Club for their thoughtfulness. The clothes and supplies will go to many needy families in our community. Last year alone EC served over 200 families with over 400 children. THANK YOU for your generosity! "
What's going on in the Federation?
Read the latest News & Notes here.
Did you know?
GFWC-Pleasant Prairie Woman's Club was recently featured in the Kenosha News. Read the article HERE.
Newsletter
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What does it mean?
GFWC’s emblem depicts a circular band signifying eternity. In the center of the circular band, the crusader’s shield emerges from a darkened world (represented by the field of darkness), which represents enlightenment. The enameled colors—red, white, and blue—are the colors of the United States of America. The red implies courage, the white equals purity, and the blue stands for constancy.
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This logo was created for Pleasant Prairie Woman’s Club by our Past President, Gayle Chido in 1977.
This logo was designed to represent the inspiration of the GFWC Pleasant Prairie Woman’s Club:
The Wheel - Our Circle of Activity to the Community.
The Fence – May we mend all in what we do.
The Flowers – For us to bloom as we achieve.
The Gate - Let us always be open to people and new ideas.
The Road - May it lead us to never-ending happiness as we serve others.
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