The New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs - Junior Membership is a statewide organization providing education, training and interaction opportunities for volunteers who are committed to individual growth and community involvement, enriching the quality of life throughout New Jersey and the world. GFWC members, in 6,500 clubs in the United States and in more than 20 countries, benefit from belonging to a network of socially conscious, active women with roots in local communities and branches around the world.
Local clubs focus on meeting specific needs in their communities through volunteer service projects.
GFWC program materials, publications, meetings, seminars and conventions assist our members in designing and implementing effective programs. Opportunities are offered for local, state and national recognition through program awards. Federation is the mechanism through which information, ideas, insights and inspiration are promoted and shared. Program Overview Members of the GFWC are united by a dedication to community improvement through volunteer service. GFWC clubs are encouraged to focus efforts on activities that meet local needs, but are all united under an umbrella of program areas whose flexibility has proved a framework for over 100 years of accomplishments.