Woman's Club of Raleigh
3300 Woman's Club Drive, Raleigh NC 27612-4811   919-782-5599
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Up Coming 2012 Events!

 


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WCR Spring Antiques Show & Sale

Bring Family and Friends

to

NC State Fairgrounds

Kerr Scott Building

March 9,10&11, 2012


Porcelain Restoration by Jackson's Antiques

Silversmith - Robert Hodgin

Brass Polishing and Silverplating by David Dolbey

Hand Engraving by TS Buchanan

Beat the Winter Blues with Bridge and Bingo

February 1, 2012

Thanks to all that participated! 

Winners were:

1st - Ramona Graham

2nd - Andrea Gardner

3rd - Hedy Van Tassel

Grand Slammers

Ramona and Andrea

 

 
Mon August 15, 2011, 12:43 pm

Conservation CSP

 

The Conservation CSP implements programs for community beautification, air pollution and energy awareness, environmental education, recycling, resource conservation and water quality. 
The Conservation CSP welcomes new members and volunteers. 
  • The Conservation CSP continues its close relationship with the NC Museum of Natural Sciences as volunteers at the museum and at Prairie Ridge.
  • It provides Kind News, a monthly conservation newspaper, for each child in ten Wake County classrooms.
  • Household recycling, recycling of ink cartridges from printers, litter prevention, and volunteering for community conservation activities  are continually emphasized in Club meetings and the Club newsletter.
  • Club members are also kept informed about legislation and community actions affecting the environment and quality of life.
  • Programs will be offered at luncheon meetings in September and April.  
In the past its activities included:
 
  • Planting Crape Myrtles for an attractive northern entrance to our city in 1927
  • Sponsoring the Raleigh Garden Club in the 1950s
  • Campaigning for the creation of the N. C. Zoological Park in 1966
  • Developing a “Bicentennial Garden” at the Women’s Correctional Center in the 1970s
  • Supporting the Rachel Carson Wildflower Garden and Sculpture at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences in 2002
  • Donating to “Trees for Katrina” in the spring of 2006 to aid in hurricane recovery efforts by the National Audubon Society and the National Arbor Day Foundation to reclaim destroyed natural habitats
  • Providing the entrance to Prairie Ridge Ecostation, a research arm of the Museum of Natural Sciences off Reedy Creek Road in Raleigh
  • Distributing more than 1,000  tree seedlings to be planted by members throughout the community, exceeding the statewide goal to plant at least one tree per member in 2010
 
The Conservation CSP also provides support for:
Arbor Day – Earth Day
The Flower Shuttle
Friends of Dorothea Dix Park
Garden for Hospice of Wake County
Historic Yates Mill Park
J C Raulston Arboretum
Keep America Beautiful
NC Aquariums
NC Museum of Natural Sciences and Prairie Ridge
NC Zoological Park