The Woman's Club of White Plains has an extensive list of club activities and volunteer opportunities.
​Below, find ongoing opportunities throughout the year. 

Time	Activity	Description
Every Tuesday: 9 - 4 First Saturday of the month: 9 - 12	Thrift Shop	Located at the Presbyterian Church on North Broadway and Barker Avenue, it is a collective effort of the Woman’s Club of White Plains, the Scarsdale Woman’s Club and the Hitchcock Presbyterian Church. Merchandise includes men's, women's and children's clothing, household linens, knick-knacks, china, handbags and more. Members volunteer at the shop, either working the cash register, decorating and organizing or helping customers.
Every Tuesday: 9:30 - 11:30 am	Marking Committee	The Marking Committee works closely with the Thrift Shop. Donations of items to be sold at the shop are received at the Club and every Tuesday morning members sort through and price them. ​Other volunteers help in transporting items to the Shop itself.  Some of the items are also donated to local organizations serving the poor or homeless.
2nd Wednesday of the Month	WICS	Women in Community Service (WICS), has been in existence for over 40 years. This group prepares items for patients at Burke and in hospice.
Throughout the Year	Fundraising	The Club hosts two major fundraisers each year, Corks & Forks in the fall and the Fashion Show Scholarship Luncheon in the spring. ​In addition, smaller events such as the Winter Tea and the Holiday Boutique raise money for local non-profits.
Spring & Fall	Community Projects	Twice a year, club members provide food for local organizations to support the hungry. ​In November, dozens of cookies are baked for the Salvation Army Thanksgiving dinner baskets. In March, meals are prepared for the homeless at the Lifting Up Westchester soup kitchen. In addition, we're planning a Pancake Breakfast for Lifting Up Westchester clients.
Spring & Fall	Community Forums	Twice a year, the club hosts community events open to the public.  The Spring Forum is typically dedicated to a topic of community interest, such as fire safety or modern police practices. This year's Fall Forum will focus on breast and ovarian cancer awareness, with proceeds benefiting Bright Pink.
Throughout the Year	Evening Programs	Club members and friends host a range of evening programs throughout the year. These programs are designed for socializing and meeting new friends. Activities including Wine Tastings, Dinners, Paint Nights and lectures.
First Wednesday of the Month	Club Day	On Club Days, a luncheon is followed by various programs including musical performers, dancers or lectures.
Monthly / Bi-Monthly	Book Club	The Book Club has two programs – an afternoon club which meets on the 2nd or 3rd Tuesday of each month at 2pm. The evening club meets on the 2nd Tuesday of every other month at 7:30 pm.  In addition, the club hosts a Book and Author Luncheon each fall.
October	Beaux Art Show	Every October the club sponsors an art show open to Westchester artists, which includes an artist reception on the final day of the show. ​Club members are involved in registering art, arranging it for display and assisting in purchases of the works.
Monthly	Interest Groups	​There is a Knitting Group and a Bridge and Games group which meet monthly.  A Mah Jongg groups will be starting soon.
Bimonthly	Collections	Bimonthly collection for local organizations. To suggest a charity, submit the Collection Request Form

The Woman's Club of White Plains Members with an interest in a particular activity or club
​are always welcome to start a new group or share ideas for future events.