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Who knows Tallahassee better?
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"One of the best ways to connect with this community and make long lasting relationships for our personal and professional lives is to get involved with an organization that helps develop the community as much as it does our own lives. Here are a few that I recommend. Please come back soon as I just started this page on Today and I will have more posted." ~ Ms. Tallahassee
The Tallahassee 25 is a volunteer-driven, non-profit organization incorporated with the State of Florida. Twenty-five young professionals established the organization as "charter" members in March 1997. There is no paid staff, just a network of friends dedicated to creating opportunities for local children, through support and hands-on involvement in programs and activities for which allow kids to enjoy their youth -- while also helping them learn principles such as responsibility, self esteem, self discipline, and teamwork.
Ladies First League of Women Voters of Tallahassee The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging the informed and active participation of citizens in government. It influences public policy through education and advocacy.
of the Greater Tallahassee Camber of Commerce Provides networking opportunities for personal and professional growth while promoting economic and business development, the Professional Women’s Forum has provided insightful speakers, leadership, and exhibit opportunities for over 20 years. This informative luncheon, presented by Capital Health Plan and sponsored by Russell B. Rainey, D.M.D., brings together more than 250 attendees where topics such as health, legal, financial, and current events are discussed. For more information, please contact Dana Lashua dlashua@talchamber.com
Tallahassee Women's Newcomers Club Club designed to give men and women the opportunity to meet and develop friendships with others who live in the area. Many of these groups have general meetings and interest groups which encourage members to learn about their new city, its culture, activities, lifestyle, and to develop friendships by sharing interests and hobbies with each other. Some of the different groups in the directory include Newcomers Club , New Neighbors, Welcome Friends, Friends & Families, Welcome Wagon Club, MOMS Club, Mothers and More, Dad-to-Dad, and more.
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Founded in 1919, BPW/USA has a long track record of promoting equity for women in the workplace. Whether you are a business owner or an employee, BPW provides leadership through advocacy, education and information within our communities, states and the nation on issues important to all working women. Through BPW, you can connect with mentors, colleagues and friends who can assist you in advancing your career and making the right connections. You can also thrive professionally through exclusive membership development programs.
The Junior League of Tallahassee is a nonprofit
organization of women committed to improving the lives of
children and families through the effective action and
leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively
educational and charitable. JLT commits more than 5,000
volunteer hours and contributes more than $80,000 annually to
our community. The proceeds acquired through our various
fundraisers benefit local area children and their families by
targeting their specific needs.
A United Way of the Big Bend's giving initiative. Power of the Purse (POP) Campaign Chair is Robin Safely. For more information, please contact: Sherri Edmonston, Director of Major Gifts, at (850 414-8827 or sherri@uwbb.org
Overview & Purpose: Tallahassee Women Lawyers (TWL) was established in 1980 and has approximately 200 members. Its purposes are "(1) to promote the status of women in the legal community; and (2) to create, improve, and maintain supportive networks among women in the legal profession through mutual cooperation, respect, and good friendship." Membership is available to female and male lawyers and law students. An affiliate membership is also available to non-lawyers.
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"I would like to express appreciation to one of my sisters, Jeanette Wilk Yaeger, for her help in compiling information on this web page. She is a true Ms. Tallahassee herself." ~ Ms. Tallahassee |
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