The Livermore Woman’s Club, Second District was organized in 1916, disbanded in 1921, reorganized in 1934 and federated in 1935.

The Livermore Woman’s Club is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

Membership in this club shall be granted to those in sympathy with its objective, as described above.

The Motto of the Livermore Woman’s Club is:

To freely give the world our best

To this our world is plighted,

In this as in all other things

We stand, A Club United!

The Livermore Woman’s Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month from September to May at the home of a designated member.  The annual dues for the ensuring club year shall be $35.00.

Our Club Projects include:

The Livermore Community Library                          Education

Community Improvement Projects                         Livermore Street Dance

Livermore Riverfest                                                Game Day Event

Spring Style Show

The Livermore Woman’s Club Officers are:

President –                               Dianna Hoover

Vice President –                        Ann Renfrow

Recording Secretary –               Ann Turner

Treasurer –                               Margaret Scott

Corresponding Secretary –       Fay Ashby

"Some members of the Livermore Woman's Club at the Livermore Riverfest 2008."

"Mary Underwood serving refreshments at the Library Open House"

 "Jayne Johnson & Joyce Riley visiting during the Library Open House"
 

 
"Mrs. Doris Turner sorting through library books preparing for reopening of Library."

"Margaret Scott sorting through the children's book section" 

 "Mrs. Doris Turner with Holly Schindler who won the Woman's Club Door Prize at the Livermore Riverfest."