Community Benefactor
The Woman’s Club operates entirely through volunteers and private rental income. While we continue to serve as a gathering place for civic organizations, nonprofits, neighborhood groups, and community events, maintaining a 1911 building comes with growing challenges.
Recent repairs and upcoming structural needs have made it clear that we must build a more sustainable foundation for the future.
That is why we created The Woman’s Club Benefactors Program.
Benefactors' Funds Are Dedicated Specifically To
✲ Building maintenance and repairs ✲
✲ Capital improvement projects ✲
✲ Audio/visual and accessibility upgrades ✲
✲ Preserving the long-term sustainability of the Club ✲
Monthly Support Helps Us
✲ Plan responsibly for future repairs ✲
✲ Avoid emergency fundraising ✲
✲ Keep rental rates affordable for community organizations ✲
✲ Continue opening our doors to the Spokane community ✲
Whether you give $10, $25, $50, or more per month, your support makes a meaningful and lasting difference.
If The Woman’s Club has ever hosted a meeting, celebration, fundraiser, or community event that mattered to you, we hope you will consider becoming a Benefactor today.
Suggested Monthly Giving Levels
$10/month — Friend of the Club
$25/month — Preservation Partner
$50/month — Community Benefactor
$100/month — Historic Preservation Sponsor
Welcome to the Club!
The Woman's Club offers many volunteer opportunities and events that are geared towards enriching the community and members alike. Check out our events page to see what's coming up or ask one of our wonderful Board Members for more information.
We appreciate your support!
Questions? Email us at: info@thewomansclubofspokane.org
Bylaws and Founding Documents
The Woman's Club of Spokane (aka Spokane Woman's Club), a nonprofit 501(c)(3) volunteer organization, is committed to helping make our community a better place for women and their families. Founded in 1907, the club is affiliated with the General Federation of Women's Clubs (GFWC).
If you are new member, take a few minutes to explore these historical documents as well as our current bylaws, which evolve to meet changing needs.