GFWC Miami Springs Woman's Club
Enhancing the lives of others through volunteer service.
MSWC brings a chance to meet the candidates for City Council Seat 3 and the two Miami Springs residents running for Miami-Dade School Board District 5 You can register to vote for the November 3, 2020 election or pick up vote-by-mail request form (must be a Miami-Dade Co resident) COVID-19 regulations, guidance, and recommendations will …
Let’s come together to create a wave of generosity, citizen engagement, action from business and philanthropy, and support for communities and nonprofits around the world. GFWC Miami Springs Woman’s Club is in its 80th year – Please support the efforts to give nursing scholarships and care for the hungry children of the community.
The Lena Pearl Wheeler Nursing Scholarship Award presentations were held Monday February 24, 2020 at 11:30AM at the Clubhouse. $2500 scholarships were awarded to Marlene Nazario a Junior Nursing student at Barry University and Sophonie Rosier a Junior Nursing student at Florida International University. Zachary Torres of Miami Springs Senior High School received a $1000 …
The “Let’s Paint It ” Committee finished their campaign on Monday, February 24, 2020. The winning ticket was drawn by City Councilwoman and MSWC member Maria Mitchell at the Miami Springs City Council meeting. Charlie Leonard, the real estate agent and business owner across the street from the Clubhouse was the $500.00 winner. And …
Saturday, January 11. 2020 was an extraordinary day for our community. We thank MSWC member, Elizabeth Fisher, for bringing such an informative and fun event to our community. Here are a few pictures of our sponsors, members and community enjoying the fantastic day. Elizabeth and Lynda receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from the City …
1939-40’s:The Miami Springs Woman’s Club(MSWC) was organized May 22, 1939 at the Miami Springs Country Club. Months later, meetings were held at the Miami Springs Municipal Building, 201 Broadway, now Westward Drive. 1939(Dec.6th):The Club organized the first public library with 171 volumes. 1940: Joined with Dade County Federation of Women’s Clubs. MSWC did not join …