• Women's Service Clubs

• 1.

Mashpee Womens Club

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• Media, Communications Organizations

• 2.

Austin Alliance for Women in Media Foundation Inc

We harness the promise, passion and power of women in all forms of media to empower career development, engage in thought leadership, and drive positive change.

Dripping Springs Womens Club

Women's organization dedicated to providing women who live and work in the Dripping Springs Tx area, information and opportunity for community involvement.

• Women's Service Clubs

• 4.

California Federation of Womens Clubs

Founded in 1902, The Woman's Club of Fullerton is a local philanthropic and social woman's organization, having FUN while helping others.

• Media, Communications Organizations

• 5.

Alliance for Women in Media

Dedicated to providing mentorship, enrichment programs, scholarship assistance and networking opportunities to individuals in the media community.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 6.

Five Cities Diversity Coalition

The Diversity Coalition San Luis Obispo County provides programs and resources promoting and advocating for the inclusion and affirmation of diversity in our community and countering any negative acts of prejudice or bias against its citizens.

San Francisco Women's Centers

Empower. Enrich. Engage. ✊🏾 Bettering the lives of women and girls since 1971.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 8.

California Federation of Womens Clubs

TO CARRY ON AMONG ITS MEMBERS AN EDUCATION PROGRAM ALONG ALL LINES OF MORAL, CULTURAL, PHILANTHROPIC AND CIVIC INTERESTS FOR THE MUTUAL BENEFIT AND EDUCATION OF ITS MEMBERS AND FOR THE ADVANCEMENT AND PROMOTION OF LITERARY, CULTURAL, PHILANTHROPIC AND EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 9.

San Jose Womans Club

The San Jose Woman's Club, one of California's oldest women's organizations, was established in 1894 as part of a nationwide social movement of women's clubs that combined self-improvement with voluntary community work, addressing needs that interested women, such as kindergartens, libraries, and parks.