The Franklin Woman's Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-partisan and non-sectarian volunteer service organization that strives to have a positive impact on the community while providing a social outlet for its members.

For more information and to learn how to join, 

CLICK HERE.

CLUB MEETINGS

The Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month from September through May.

Contact Us: 

Franklin Woman's Club

P O Box 5793, 

Somerset, NJ 08875

Email: franklinwomansclub@gmail.com

Phone:

(732) 844-9002

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Photos/Videos taken at Franklin Woman's Club meetings and events are used to publicize the work of the club and promote interest for potential
new members.
 

2018/2019 Co-Presidents Nancy Hargett & Diane Milgram Enjoy the Members' Social - August 2018

Below is a quick summary of the types of activities and opportunities you'll  have as a member of the 
Franklin Woman's Club!

Members Plan Fundraisers such as the Paint & Sip Night (above) and the Annual Tricky Tray (below)

Annually, FWC Members Donate and Fill Food Baskets for Needy Families

Members  Advocate for Important Community Issues

Club Members Enjoy Social Outings  such as a trip to Grounds for Sculpture  (below).

....and much, more more!

UPCOMING EVENTS & INITIATIVES

New Way to Help

Victims of Child Abuse & Neglect Through Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA - NJ)

A Report of Child Abuse is Made Every 

10 Seconds. 

 To help ease the traumatic transitions faced by innocent victims of child abuse and neglect, the Franklin Woman's Club will be donating school supplies and gift cards to help those who must be removed from unsafe homes. 

Here's How You Can Help:


  • Donate School/Activity Supplies 
Please call 
(732) 744-9002 to arrange for item       pick up. 

  • Donate Money for Gift Cards 
Please make checks payable to 

Franklin Woman's Club 

and mail to: 

Franklin Woman's Club

PO Box 5793

Somerset, NJ 08875

Please note: CASA in the Subject Line of your check.

Thank you!

Pictured below, Franklin Woman's Club Members' First Collection of Donated Items for CASA of NJ 

Help Needed for 
 Ronald McDonald House 

The Franklin Woman's Club invites you to help with the following initiative.  Please click on the link below for details on how you can get involved.  Thank you!


Pop Tab Program for 

Ronald McDonald House

RECENT EVENTS

In addition to the club's $100 donation, Franklin Woman's Club Members, joined by family members, planted Fall bulbs and Spring flowers at the recently installed  Township gazebo.

Library Display

(Above) May 2019 
Display to Honor Women of Distinction
in the Arts

Books for Children

February 2019
Franklin Woman's Club Members Donated 158 Books to the Somerset County Child Care Center. By partnering with the Midland Advanced Program (Branchburg, NJ), the total donation exceeded 500 books!  

NEWS

Franklin Woman's Club Announces 2019 College Scholarship Winners!

(Left to Right): Nia Abdullah, Kayla Arrington, Nadia Asmah, Jada Bethea, Anamaria Buchhan, Nisha Makwana, Monet Murray, Madison Rowe and Kaitlyn Timari.

Franklin Township Honors
Franklin Woman's Club at
2018 & 2019  Council Meetings

Franklin Township Commendations of the Franklin Woman's Club:

2018 Certificate
2019 Certificate

OUR SERVICE

How Sweet It Is! 
The
Franklin Woman's Club Spread Valentine Cheer by Making Special Valentine's Day Cards for Meals on Wheels and CASA Recipients

Franklin Woman's Club Partnered with Piazza Orsillo's to Raise Money for Gifts for Military

October 1, 2018 

Piazza Orsillo, (120 Cedar Grove Lane, Somerset), donated a percentage of fundraiser - participating attendees' meal sales + another $100 so the Franklin Woman's Club could purchase items to fill Christmas stockings  to brighten holidays of military personnel, along with similar donations from over 185 NJ Woman's Clubs. Thank you, Piazza Orsillo and all those who attended!  

Annual Holiday Project

(Above) Franklin Woman's Club members spread holiday cheer at Franklin Township's library;  handmade tree ornaments were handmade represented the club's projects and activities. 
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