Who We Are
GFWC Florida is a member of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, one of the oldest and largest women’s volunteer organizations in the world. Our mission is simple and enduring: to improve communities by enhancing the lives of others through volunteer service.
What makes us different is how deeply local we are. Each of our 174 clubs is led by women who live and serve in their own communities: women who know their neighbors, understand their town’s unique needs, and are committed to making a difference. From the Panhandle to the Keys, GFWC Florida clubs are woven into the fabric of communities across our state.
There is a club for every stage of life.
Woman’s Clubs
For members of all ages who are passionate about giving back and making a difference in their communities. Members lead and support a wide range of service initiatives across Florida.
Junior Woman’s Clubs
Designed for members balancing careers, family, and service, offering opportunities to connect, lead, and grow while making a local impact.
Juniorette Clubs
For teens ages 12–18, focused on leadership development, community service, and building confidence through meaningful projects.
Making a Difference Across Florida
From volunteer hours to $3.3 million in grants, scholarships, and donations, our 2025 impact is felt in every corner of the state.
Members Statewide
Clubs Across Florida
Service Projects
Volunteer Hours
Years of Service
In Community Grants, Scholarships, Monetary & In-kind Donations
GFWC Florida 2026-2028 Projects
GFWC Florida President’s Project
Fired Up for Firefighters
Aspiring firefighters face steep training costs that can stand between them and serving their communities. GFWC Florida is rallying clubs statewide to fund scholarships and provide essential equipment for students at the Florida State Fire College.
GFWC Florida Director of Junior Clubs
Royally Served
Millions of Floridians face food insecurity every day. Through food drives, meal packing events, and hands-on community service, GFWC Florida clubs are working together to provide 250,000 meals to those in need by 2028.