President’s Message May-June 2025
Does anyone else feel like they’re holding their breath, unsure of what’s coming next? I’m doing my best to anchor myself by focusing on one thing I can control — like
Earth Day 2025 Recap
AAUW's 4th annual Earth Day on April 26, 2025 was a great success. There was something for everyone: - The Kids’ Zone with face painting and crafts - Live musical entertainment - The ever-popular
Earth Day 2025
AAUW's 4th annual Earth Day is coming up on April 26, 2025. Whether you’re passionate about conservation, renewable energy, want to learn more about how you can make a difference, or simply want to
Planning For the End: A Series of Four Informational Programs
Planning for the End: How Not to Leave a Mess for Your Loved Ones! A Series of Four Informational ProgramsJan 7, 2025: The Basics - Download Flyer; Download Resource LinksFeb 5, 2025:Â Details -
President’s Message March-April 2025
March is here, and with it comes our only fundraiser of the year – the Wildflower Run! I love to share how our branch of more than 200 members comes together
Summiting Mount Kilimanjaro
Elizabeth Mandel celebrated the start of a new year by climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa (at 19,300 feet) and the world’s highest free-standing mountain. After about three months of
The Jewel in the Jungle
By Monica McClintock I met Father Paul Mensah in 2009 while he was serving at St. Catherine Church in Morgan Hill. He was born and raised in Awaso, Ghana, Africa. Father Paul
Honoring Mike Cox
A Legacy of Science, Education, and Giving We are beyond grateful and proud to have come together as a branch to honor the legacy of scientist and philanthropist Mike Cox. His
Scam Alert
By Carol Holzgrafe While attending a meeting of the Morgan Hill branch board earlier this month, we were treated to a short and valuable lesson in email cybersecurity by Michelle Robleto, a new
CEAC 4th annual Earth Day Festival
...and ‘Choose to Reuse’ Campaign Kick-Off! Over the past few years, the Climate Education and Action Committee (CEAC) has made incredible strides, thanks to the support of our forward-thinking branch, which recognizes the