President’s Message
--- Celebrating Labor Day as AAUW Members In 1894, following the death of 13 workers during a labor strike, a new Federal holiday, Labor Day, was created by President Grover
Newsletter: Member News
New Members! As of August 16, we had 163 members. 23 have not yet renewed. Please welcome our eight new members who joined us since our last newsletter (in chronological order).
Getting Ready for the 39th Annual Wildflower Run
Dear Branch Members, The Wildflower Run, our only annual fundraiser, is organized by branch members, run by branch and community volunteers, and involves community participation. ALL proceeds fund scholarships, leadership programs for women
AAUW Supports Strong Start Program
AAUW Morgan Hill is part of the Santa Clara Interbranch Council (IBC), a 501(c)(4) organization with representatives from the seven Santa Clara County AAUW branches and encourages their interaction, communication, and collaboration.
New Member Meet-Up
. Top to Bottom Back: Wan Chen, Donna Ruebusch, Ginger Radlo, Nancy Wulff, Anne Kappmeyer; Top to Bottom Front: Krisse Boursier, Bonnie Fishman, Stacey Moeder, Kim Gardner, Alexandra Mandel New
Wine and Whine
Wine & Whine returned to the calendar after a fifteen month hiatus due to COVID. On Wednesday, August 18, 26 of our members and two guests met at the back
Connecting With Our Members
Terrific Travels! . Carol OâHare made a short trip to Denver in July to visit her 98-year-old sister-in-law. She stayed with Maryanne Flynn, a former AAUW Morgan Hill member who regularly hosted
Activists for Climate Action
Activists for Climate Action ââCODE REDâ Thatâs the warning coming from the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) Unless there are âimmediate, rapid, and large-scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissionsâ we
Our Beginnings 1981
The Morgan Hill Branch of the American Association of University Women was chartered on December 7, 1981, with 41 members. We will celebrate our 40th anniversary on December 5, 2021. Save the date!
Local Scholarships
Keeping In Touch Changes  Lori Mains, Keeping in Touch grant program chair, is resigning to prepare for her first grandson, Nathan, who will be born in November. She is also