Women’s Westside ImProvement club
WWIC welcomes newcomers!
Tuesday Business Meeting Schedule at 11:30 AM
First United Methodist Church
201 Martine St.
Richmond, CA 94801
RSVP to reserve a space: Diane Diani, President (510) 685-3762
Garden Group
See the WWIC Minutes in the
Point Richmond History Association’s Newsletter
THIS POINT IN TIME >>
Welcome New Residents
with funding by the Gateway Foundation
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February 1, 2022
- Guest Speaker
March 1, 2022
- Funds Distribution
- Nominating Committee
April 5, 2022
- Nominations
- Guest Speaker
May 3, 2022
- Spring Fundraiser
June 7, 2022
- Hat Day
- Elections/Installation
- Salad Potluck??
October 4, 2022
- Guest Speaker
November 1, 2022
- Fall Fundraiser/Bingo
December 6, 2022
- Holiday Luncheon
February 7, 2023
- Guest Speaker
March 7, 2023
- Funds Distribution
- Nominating Committee
April 4, 2023
- Guest Speaker
- Nomination Committee report
May 2, 2023
- Spring Fundraiser/Bunco
June 6, 2023
- Hat Day
- Installation of Officers
Note: To see larger photos,
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Janice Playlot at Nicholl & Washington
WWIC Officers
| President: | Diane Diani |
| 1st VP: | Ruth Frassetto |
| 2nd VP | Leslie Hicks |
| Secretary: | Jules Klotz |
| Treasurer: | Doreen Leighton |
| TPIT: | Jules Klotz |
For WWIC membership, mail $20 check to:
Doreen Leighton
236 Castro Street,
Richmond, CA 94801
or bring the $20 to a meeting.
About the Womens Westside
Improvement Club
The Womens Westside Improvement Club (WWIC) was established in 1908 by a group of enterprising women from the West Side of Richmond who wanted to beautify the Point Richmond area and improve the quality of life for local citizens.
With one of the oldest continually active women’s clubs in the State of California, the West Side of Richmond continues to benefit from the club’s first three projects, which date from its early meetings in1908.
Over many decades the club has sustained its signature programs, while responding to changes in local community needs.
Projects: Past and Present
- Indian statue water fountain, which provided water for horses as well as people
- Community reading room that evolved into the West Side Branch of the Richmond Public Library
- Janice playground, Nichol Avenue at Washington Avenue, funded with dances, whist tournaments and tag sales
- Award winning Point Richmond Street Directory and Map, with native plant garden
- Support for Point Richmond History Association, Washington Elementary, The Arts of Point Richmond and 100 years of projects that have improved quality of life for the community
- A Watershed Approach to California Landscapes: Bringing home the benefits of habitat-based, water-sponging, pollution-fighting, carbon-sequestering gardens.
See the Friends of the Regional Parks Botanic Garden Newsletter >>
Indian Statue Water Fountain
Hat Day, June 2016 – On Hat Day, everyone tells a yarn about the hat they’re wearing–could be true or a wild fabrication–they have to reveal which it is at the end of the story. These ladies can make up pretty amazing stories, but many have actual experiences that are stranger than fiction.
WWIC Plaque in Indian Statue Park
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Currently WWIC:
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WWIC Map next to the Fire Station
If you have questions or would like to attend our meetings, please call our President, Diane Diani at (510) 685-3762 .
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