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Karen Munsell To Speak at April Meeting

Karen Munsell To Speak at April Meeting

Karen Munsell, supervisor of Our Place, a program of Catholic Charities, will speak about Our Place at the April meeting. Our Place provides non-denominational services to young, low-income families with children up to age three in southern New Hampshire. It helps these families build strong 

A VISIT FROM THE QUEEN

A VISIT FROM THE QUEEN

On Wednesday March 6, Sheryl Faye presented Queen Elizabeth to a rapt audience at the WSCW March meeting. Her performance included multiple costume changes and multi-media clips as she traced the monarch’s life from her childhood to her long reign as Queen. She stressed the 

Comfort Bags for Women Veterans or Their Spouses

Comfort Bags for Women Veterans or Their Spouses

The Woman’s Service Club of Windham created a second set of four “Comfort Bags” for women Veterans or spouses of Veterans recently diagnosed with cancer. They are  filled with soft throws, comfy socks, soft hats, lotion, anti-nausea ginger gummies, chap sticks, life savers, adult coloring 

WOMAN’S SERVICE CLUB OF WINDHAM SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS RECEIVE AWARDS

WOMAN’S SERVICE CLUB OF WINDHAM SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS RECEIVE AWARDS

At the January 3rd meeting of the Woman’s Service Club of Windham, the 2023 Scholarship Recipients introduced themselves to the Club members. Both recipients are graduates of Windham High School with exceptional school records. Both received their awards after successfully completing their first semester. Michael 

Stuffies for Daisy Troop 62772

Stuffies for Daisy Troop 62772

The Woman’s Service Club of Windham donated stuffed animals to Daisy Troop 62772 in appreciation for the Thanksgiving cards they made for the Club’s Thanksgiving baskets. The Troop plans to donate these stuffed animals to hospitals and long-term care facilities. Post Views: 310

Thanksgiving Families

Thanksgiving Families

The Thanksgiving Families Project was a collaborative effort between the Woman’s Service Club of Windham, Windham Helping Hands, and the Windham Fire and Police Departments. The sorting and filling of food boxes for needy families in Windham was completed by volunteers at Searles School and