Find a club in Tennessee

Thirty-two clubs across the state, grouped by region and by district. Filter the list, then reach out. If nothing is close to you, our virtual club meets online, or you can start a club of your own.

Showing all 32 clubs.

GFWC Monday Club Auxiliary of Johnson City

Johnson City  |  District 1  |  Less than 15 members

GFWC Manthano Woman's Club

Sevierville  |  District 1  |  16 to 25 members

GFWC Knoxville Woman's Club

Knoxville  |  Smoky Mountain District  |  Less than 15 members

GFWC Ossoli Circle

Knoxville  |  Smoky Mountain District  |  More than 50 members

Founded 1885. A charter member of GFWC and the first federated woman's club in the South. Its clubhouse is on the National Register of Historic Places.

GFWC Tellico Village Women's Club

Loudon  |  Smoky Mountain District  |  26 to 50 members

Meets the fourth Monday at Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Center. Social at 2:30 p.m., business meeting at 3 p.m. No meetings in May, June, July, or December.

GFWC Maury County Women's Club

Columbia  |  Music City District  |  Less than 15 members

Meets the third Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Maury Alliance Chamber of Commerce building, 106 W. 6th Street.

GFWC Music City Leaders Association

Hendersonville  |  Music City District  |  16 to 25 members

GFWC Spring Station Woman's Club

Spring Hill  |  Music City District  |  16 to 25 members

Meets the first Monday of most months at the Winchester Community Facility behind the Spring Hill Senior Center.

GFWC Tennessee Virtual Volunteers

Meets online  |  Music City District  |  16 to 25 members

A great way to join a club if there is no local club or if a standing monthly meeting will not fit your schedule.

GFWC Renaissance Woman's Club

Cookeville  |  Highland Rim District  |  Less than 15 members

The GFWC Jackson Juniorettes

Jackson  |  West Tennessee Rivers District  |  More than 50 members

Tennessee's Juniorette Club, for members in middle school and high school, sponsored by a nearby club.

How the districts work

GFWC Tennessee is organized into five districts. Each has a district president who supports the clubs in her part of the state and hosts an annual district meeting.

District 1 covers upper East Tennessee. Smoky Mountain covers the Knoxville area. Highland Rim covers the Upper Cumberland and the south-central counties. Music City covers Middle Tennessee. West Tennessee Rivers covers West Tennessee.

Club size divisions are used for awards and reporting, so clubs compete against others their own size. A small club is not a lesser one.

No club near you?

GFWC Tennessee Virtual Volunteers meets online and is open to women anywhere in the state. Members serve their own communities and report their work like any other club.

Start a club in your town

If there is no club near you, you can start one. Write to us and we will help you find a place to host an informational session and invite the friends, neighbors, or colleagues who might want to join you.

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