The Fairview Park Junior Women's Club was organized in 1954 to promote a sense of responsibility among women toward creative interest in civic, social and welfare betterment of the community. Today, that focus remains the same. For fifty years, Fairview Park Junior Women's Club has been a visable presence in the community. Fairview Park JWC continues to be alive, well, and strong as we move through the twenty-first century.

The Fairview Park JWC falls under the category 501(c)(4), which includes Civic leagues or organizations not organized for profit, but operated exclusively for the promotion of social welfare, and the net earnings of which are devoted exclusively to charitable, educational, or recreational purposes.

If you are part of a community group in the Greater Cleveland area and would like to contact the Fariview Park JWC, please use the "Contact Us" button on the left to send us a message (no e-mail address required - just type "none" in the blank on the form). Be sure to include your name and phone number, and the nature of your organization.

All around us is evidence of the Fairview Park JWC's generosity. Our philanthropic record is astounding:

Scholarships: $74,450.00
City of Fairview Park: $24,700
Fairview Park Schools: $12,200
Fairview Park Police & Fire: $4,900
Regional Library: $1,900
Those in need in the Greater Cleveland Area: $46,200

Working in tangent with other organizations, our efforts have helped our community in countless ways, including projects such as: Playground Equipment • Stadium Lights at Fairview High School • Band Uniforms • Football Stands •Safety Town Cars • School Guard Uniforms • the Restoration of Bain Cabin • Pool Equipment • the Civic Garden Welcome Wall entrance to Fairview Park at Lorain & Story Roads • and so many more projects too numerous to count!

Our "Ways & Means" projects include: Derby Parties • Cookbooks • Bake Sales • Home Tours • Quilts • White Elephant Sales • Silent Auctions • Bridge-O-Rama • Trash & Treasure Sales • Summerfest • 4th of July Pancake Breakfasts • and the "Sitting Pretty" Painted Benches.

We have spent countless hours giving time & talent to organizations that need sturdy volunteers, such as Apple Creek • the Cleveland Sight Center • Cleveland Psychiatric Hospital • Kid Sacks • Broadview Center • Fairview Park Hunger Center • Providence House • Friends of M&I • Our Lady of the Wayside • Job File • Meals on Wheels • Manor Care • Youth Challenge • the Croft • Blood Bank • and We Do Care.

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