Interested?
Attend a monthly club meeting!
3rd Monday of month 6:30pm Social
7:00pm Meeting
Dominion Valley Country Club Haymarket, VA
Guests Welcome!
Home Life
The Home Life Department focuses on helping others, educating the community about financial needs, and Women's Health awareness.
Charities:
FAUQUIER FAMILY SHELTER SERVICES:
Emergency Family Shelter: Families and individuals come here for temporary shelter, food and case management for help in finding a new job and place to live.
Average stay: 45 days
Vint Hill Transitional Housing:
This program works with families to help them improve job skills, find a higher paying job, learn to budget and save money for a new home. Average stay: 2 years
BARN TRANSITIONAL HOUSING:
Similar to the Vint Hill Transitional Housing program, but serving Prince William County.
S.E.R.V.E., a program of NVFS: SERVE is the acronym for “Securing Emergency Resources through Volunteer Efforts.” It is one of the largest shelters in Prince William County. There is also a food distribution center and a life skills assistance center.
Programs:
The Birthday Fairy Program: provides birthday gifts to moms and kids in our DWC supported charities
S.E.R.V.E. Food Pantry Collections: March through September
“Hoofin’ It for the Homeless” Walkathon benefiting Fauquier Family Shelter Services
“Passionately Pink for the Cure” fundraiser benefiting the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
“Operation Turkey” Fall Food Drive benefiting S.E.R.V.E. Holiday Coat and/or Toy Drive
Project Mend-a-House
The Home Life Committee welcomes our Club's newest charity: Project Mend-a-House! For over 25 years, Project Mend-A-House volunteers have assisted seniors, disabled, and low-income residents of Prince William County and Manassas. Volunteers have built dozens of wheelchair accessible ramps, modified doorways, secured flooring, repaired leaky faucets, restored electricity and made numerous basic home repairs. Project Mend-a-House focuses on making people independent in their own homes by making their residences safe, secure, and sanitary. Volunteers serve an average of 143 clients annually and donate 6,600 hours each year to the community. Some volunteers are former construction professionals, however, most are just willing workers who find satisfaction in service to others.
For more information, please visit: http://www.pmahweb.org
Chairperson: Lisa Hill - lisachills@gmail.com
Our next Event.....
Meeting: 2nd Wednesday of the month - 7:00 pm at Wegman's upstairs.