Committed to supporting our community
Mother's Trust Foundation
Mother's Trust Pop-up Prom Shop
Mother's Trust Pop-up Prom Shop
Our gifted support of $3000.
Mothers Trust provides immediate assistance during times of crisis to low-income children living in
Lake County, Illinois.
Mother's Trust Pop-up Prom Shop
Mother's Trust Pop-up Prom Shop
Mother's Trust Pop-up Prom Shop
Three of our members, Leslie Behnke Hall, Katrina Hall and Teresa Powell, participated in the
Mothers Trust Foundation Pop-up Prom Shoppe that was held on April 8th and 9th at the College of
Lake County. The Shoppe allowed hundreds of Lake County high school students to have their
prom dreams come true.
Kids Above All
Mother's Trust Pop-up Prom Shop
Scholarship Opportunities
Our gifted support of $4250.
Kids Above All has created safer, stronger and healthier communities for children and families in Cook, DuPage, Kane and Lake counties through early childhood education, safe, supportive housing, and trauma-informed counseling programs.
Every cild deserves to feel
safe and loved.
Scholarship Opportunities
Mother's Trust Pop-up Prom Shop
Scholarship Opportunities
Lake Bluff Women's Club awarded two scholarships of $2500 to two graduating Lake Forest High School students.
Misericordia: Heart of Mercy
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Misericordia: Heart of Mercy
Our gifted support $1000.
Misericordia offers a community of care that maximizes potential for persons with mild to profound developmental disabilities, many of whom are also physically challenged.
Fill A Heart 4 Kids
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Misericordia: Heart of Mercy
Our gifted support of $3750.
Fill A Heart 4 Kids provides homeless, at risk, and foster children food, critical necessities, life skills & educational support to empower & Build Brighter
Futures 4 Kids!
Veteran's Summer Picnic 8-22-2024 back after four years
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Join Us At Our Next Luncheon Program
Fifty-five veterans at The Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center enjoyed an indoor Summer picnic in the spacious ballroom hosted by LBWC. Deli sandwiches were made on site by the ladies including two crockpots of 'family recipe' baked beans, salads and dessert. (L to R) Served by Linda Hegg, Leslie Behnke Hall, Donna Beer, Li
Fifty-five veterans at The Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center enjoyed an indoor Summer picnic in the spacious ballroom hosted by LBWC. Deli sandwiches were made on site by the ladies including two crockpots of 'family recipe' baked beans, salads and dessert. (L to R) Served by Linda Hegg, Leslie Behnke Hall, Donna Beer, Linda Peterson, Janet Tamer, Sally Stein Shineflug (organizer), Marge Triplett, and Lisa Williams. Sally and Linda Hegg, LBWC Co-President followed up with a rousing Trivia game with $5 cash prizes.
Many expressed appreciation for the day’s indoor picnic. One said, “it gives me hope in knowing we are appreciated and someone cares”.
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Join Us At Our Next Luncheon Program
Join Us At Our Next Luncheon Program
The dedication of LBWC has made a positive impact on thousands of lives . Every action we take today has an impact on tomorrow. Grace United Methodist Church is a venue only. There is no denomination affiliation.
About Lake Bluff Women's Club Members
LBWC youngest member earns Girl Scout Gold Reward
LBWC youngest member earns Girl Scout Gold Reward
LBWC youngest member earns Girl Scout Gold Reward
Courtney worked with LB Open Lands Assn. and wrote excerpts informing community on ways to lead a more sustainable life.
She also mentored younger troops on on importance of environmental sustainability.
Membership Growing 125 Stronger as of Oct 22
LBWC youngest member earns Girl Scout Gold Reward
LBWC youngest member earns Girl Scout Gold Reward
As of Tue Oct 22 we have 125 members! As a member of Lake Bluff Women's Club, you will have social action and opportunities to volunteer in community projects, monthly luncheons, entertaining programs, make new friends and make a positive impact in your community.
Meet LBWC Historian, Margaret Able
Help us help NorthShore Communities thrive
Help us help NorthShore Communities thrive
Margaret moved to Lake Bluff with her husband in 1954, developed a strong sense of place with the area and bought a home on Eva Terrace where they raised a family of nine. She has been a member of Lake Bluff Women's Club since November 1999. She is also immersed in Lake Bluff Library, Lake Bluff History Museum and Lake Forest/Lake Bluff senior center. Margaret's love for Lake Bluff is contagious and we all agree; it's quiet, safe, peaceful and friendly. Have a question you'd like to know anything related to life in Lake Bluff...shoot us an email: jennifer@jthyacinth.com
Title the subject line "ASK MARGARET"
Help us help NorthShore Communities thrive
Help us help NorthShore Communities thrive
Help us help NorthShore Communities thrive
Founded in 1904, Lake Bluff Women's Club has been dedicated to fostering a sense of belonging and unity among community members
for over a decade. November's luncheon you will have a voice for suggestions in Lake County where to disperse the funds raised
at the October 2024 Benefit.
December's luncheon will present a list of nominations in
Lake County area submitted submitted the previous month.
Each person will have one Vote to select
from suggestions placed in November.
Winners will be announced In January.