Woman's Club of Hollywood

The Woman's Club of Hollywood is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the Hollywood community. With a history spanning over 118 years, the club was established in 1905 and has played a significant role in various community services and historical preservation efforts.

History

The Woman's Club of Hollywood was instrumental in building Hollywood's first public library. Over the years, its initiatives have evolved, contributing to the development of the Hollywood Bowl from the Hollywood Studio Club's outdoor music recitals. The club's mission has always included supporting community needs.

Mission and Activities

The club's mission focuses on educating, informing, and entertaining the community. It offers a wide range of events and programs, including:

• Social and Cultural Programs: Silent movie nights, musical events, workshops for writers, artists, and performers.
• Community Service: Support for veterans, foster and adoptive children, and autistic teenagers through partnerships with organizations like the Jeffrey Foundation.
• Historic Preservation: Efforts to preserve historic buildings in Hollywood and protect its cultural heritage.

Membership and Impact

Membership benefits include opportunities for personal growth, leadership training, and community involvement. The club's activities bring people together, fostering connections within the Hollywood community.

Historic Preservation Efforts

A notable aspect of the club's work is its commitment to preserving historic landmarks, ensuring that future generations appreciate Hollywood's rich cultural past. Its historic property itself is a testament to the club's long-standing role in Hollywood's history.

EIN: 95-1385688

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