Community Service

Continuing to address the needs of our community via financial support and volunteer “woman power” our members are…Living the Volunteer Spirit!

From June 2025 to May 2026, our club year, we have made many financial and material contributions to our community’s support organizations and facilities totalling about $38,000. Donations have been made to:

  • Beth-El Mission Food Pantry
  • Camp Bayou
  • Campaign Against Human Trafficking
  • C. A. R. E. (Critter Adoption & Rescue Effort)
  • Cypress Creek Elementary School – Books
  • Disabled American Veterans
  • Enterprising Latinas
  • Girls of the World
  • H.O.P.E. Fund
  • Inspira Speech Therapy
  • King’s Point Library
  • Mary Martha House
  • Mary Petro Fund
  • My Warrior’s Place
  • Newborns in Need
  • Our Lady of Guadalupe Food Pantry
  • Paleo Museum
  • Ruskin Elementary School Supplies
  • SCC Emergency Squad
  • SCC Security Patrol
  • SCC Library
  • Seniors in Service – Low Vision
  • Samaritan Services – Alzheimer’s Respite
  • Samaritan Services – Meals on Wheels
  • Samaritan Services – SCC Ride
  • The Lord’s Lighthouse Ministry
  • United Methodist Church Bare Essentials
  • United Methodist Church School Supplies
  • U. S. Coast Guard Museum
  • Wimauma Elementary Food Pantry
  • Wimauma Elementary Library
  • GFWC Flight to Honor
  • GFWC FL Firemen College Opportunity Fund
  • Glasses – Lions Club and SCC Men’s Club
  • Senior Care Facilities – Adopt a Lonely Senior

Easter Crafts with Seniors
Backpacks for CAHT
Seniors in Service

One of the grants we made this year was presented by Shawna Wainright , Club V.P. to Michelle Mason from Seniors in Service. The funds will be designated to assist with purchasing  two Meta glasses for the SCC Low Vision Support Group. “You have just given two individuals the gift of sight again and the ability to live independently”, said Michelle.  The AI driven glasses will  offer seniors who are either blind or have low vision due to age-related conditions, the ability to read labels, read their emails, select clothing and to comfortably manage their surroundings. 

We are grateful to be able to contribute locally and one of our Club’s favorite projects is the Angel Tree gifts, where we buy new clothes for needy children in Wimauma, FL.

Many photographs and descriptions of our community service activities are in the “Photographs” tab under Committee Activities.

Through the years our Club has supported both National and Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs projects.