Category: Club News
Zonta says No
We are gearing up for our ZONTA says NO to Violence against Women Campaign. Look for our digital billboards. Thanks to http://lamarsigns.com of Columbia. We join our International organization in Standing up Against Violence towards women around the World. For … Continue reading
Killingsworth Gala
November 14,2013 a Sewells, Zonta will be supporting the Killingsworth Gala. Always alot of fun for us, set up , auction items, name tags.
Bowling For Zonta
Wonderful event today at JC’s Lexington Bowl.
Greetings from the President
I am honored and excited to be the new president of the Zonta Club of Columbia for June 2013 – June 2014. This coming Zonta year promises to be challenging, but also fun and rewarding. Zonta is more relevant than … Continue reading
Zonta of Columbia Day Governor’s Proclamation
Governor Nikki Haley issued a proclamation declaring September 10, 2013 as Zonta Club of Columbia Day in honor of the club’s 50 year anniversary!
City of Columbia Zonta Club of Columbia Day Proclamation
“City of Columbia A Proclamation WHEREAS, Zonta International is a worldwide service organization of executives in business working together to advance the status of women worldwide through service and advocacy; and WHEREAS, Zonta International was founded in Buffalo, New York … Continue reading
63rd Annual District 11 Conference
The conference was held in Sanibel, Florida on Sept. 22-24, 2011 Read the report from Zonta of Columbia Delegate, President MJ Hassell by clicking here
Killingsworth Gala
Our very own Marion Watson on the runway – participating in a fundraiser for women: the fashion show during the Killingsworth Gala
Next Steps with the Two Annual Scholarship Schedule
By Doris Cheek Next steps with the our 2012 Katherine Matthews Young Women in Public Affairs scholarship for high school girls showing commitment to volunteerism and leadership are as follows: February 15: Completed applications are due to the Zonta … Continue reading
Human Trafficking Notes
Our contact person at the SC Justice Department identified a family they needed to ‘be available’ as witnesses in a court case that would take some time to prosecute. The family needed just about everything. Zonta of Columbia jumped … Continue reading
