June Newsletter
Typically, the June President’s message would be focused on recapping a very successful Silent “no more!” Auction. While it saddens me to miss the opportunity to gush about our wonderful auction, I am determined...
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October 2018 Newsletter
Dear Sister Zontians and Friends, We are off to a grand start to our new Zonta year! We welcomed 2 new members to our Zonta family at our September meeting. Also, many thanks to...
September 2018 Newsletter
Dear Sister Zontians and Friends, I hope that all of you have had a relaxing and rejuvenating summer and are as excited as I am to begin our monthly meetings! I was delighted to...
June 2018 Newsletter
Dear ZQV Members and Friends: Heartfelt thanks go out to donors and guests who made the 10th Silent “no more!” Auction on May 7th a resounding success. The auction raised awareness and over $7000...
April 2018 Newsletter
On April 9th we will have a regular business meeting, choose a delegate for Convention in Japan, and elect officers for the next biennium (see slate of officers on page 2). We will also...
March 2018 Newsletter
Thanks to the generous response from our Valley community, on Feb. 12 the Zonta clubs of Northampton, Springfield and Quaboag Valley assembled more than 1,000 packets of feminine hygiene supplies for area women who...
February 2018 Newsletter
Dear Sister Zontians and Friends: January’s dinner meeting honoring Amelia Earhart featured WPI PhD. student, Sharada Bhavanam. Her enthusiasm was contagious—we can expect to hear more about this fabulous up-and-coming aviator and aerospace engineer!...
January 2018 Newsletter
Dear Zontians and Friends: Wishing all a happy, healthy and prosperous new year. As you craft your intentions for 2018, please consider: “Who is left out? Why? How can I be an instrument of...
May/June 2017 Newsletter
Dear Sister Zontians and Friends: Where has time gone? Our meeting in June starts the new Zonta year and ends our meetings for the summer break! As is our tradition, we have a Year-end...
The Period Project
For women living with homelessness or poverty, having a period is more than a hassle. It’s a financial burden. Basic menstrual hygiene products are costly and, since pads and tampons are considered “non-essential” by...