Holiday Boutique Pictures

The Holiday Boutique was a success!  We had wonderful local artists and vendors selling their wares and raised over $300 for Carp Cares Youth Advisory Council and Girls Inc. 

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For Woman’s Club members: Life Line Screening

Thank you again for partnering with Life Line Screening in our  effort to save lives on Friday, February 18, 2011 at Carpinteria  Woman’s Club located at 1059 Vallecito Rd, Carpinteria. I truly value the organizations who believe in our mission to help save  lives by offering to support a preventive stroke/vascular screening  event.

I’d like to ensure that your members get the very first opportunity  to sign up that is exclusively for your members. This sheet (that will be located at the club) will  allow for a chance to get a priority appointment and an opportunity to receive a discount of $10 off the package price! 

 Click here for a  60 second video that we have found useful  when played in the community.

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Holiday Boutique and Tea THIS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5th

The Carpinteria Womans Club holiday boutique will be held this Sunday December 5th from 1pm- 4pm.  The boutique is a free event for people to come and browse and buy great local art and gifts for the Holiday season.  Each participating artist/vendor will provide a piece for the raffle. Raffle tickets will be $1 and all proceeds from this event will be donated to a local organization.  In addition to the art and gifts that will be for sale, we will have refreshments and hot cider. The CWC looks forward to seeing you at the Holiday Boutique.

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MAIN Center Open House December 3rd

MAIN: Carpinteria Children’s Project is having an open house on Friday December 3rd,  2010 from 4:00pm- 7:00pm.    ( 3 de Diciembre del 2010 4:00pm- 7:00pm )

The Community is Invited to come see New Programming, Activities, Staff, and Resources.
CCPM (Carpinteria Children’s Project at MAIN) is a place where children become ready for Kindergarten.

La Communidad esta invitada a ver los nuevas programas, actividads, personal y recursos. CCPM es un lugar donde todos los ninos son preparados para el kinder.

LEAVE YOUR MARK!!!! Come decorate a tile that will be place around the school for years to come!

5201 8th Street, Carpinteria California 93013 (805) 566-1600

MAIN: Unlocking the potential of all Carpinteria children.

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TRAP (The Rhythm Art Project) Fundraiser

Title: TRAP (The Rhythm Art Project) Fundraiser
Location: The Womans Club: 1059 Vallecito Road, Carpinteria, CA 93013
Link out: Click here
Description: The Rhythmic Arts Project (T.R.A.P.) is the percussion supplier for Eddie Tuduri’s educational program utilizing drums and percussion to address many basic life skills in the field of developmental disabilities. Though applications work very well in other health care situations, T.R.A.P. has made significant progress in this population and is for all intent and purposes working most diligently in this area. The project brings together percussionists and drummers and other volunteers in concert with administrators, activity directors and aids at various facilities, now growing in popularity throughout the United States.
Start Time: 17:00
Date: 2010-11-14
End Time: 21:00

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Girls Inc. Teens “Coats for Kids”

Title: Girls Inc. Teens “Coats for Kids”
Location: Girls Inc. Carpinteria: 5315 Foothill Road
Link out: Click here
Description: Girls Inc. Teens “Coats for Kids”

Collection and Community Giveaway

Accepting Coats & Outerwear (Sizes Infant to Adult) “Hand me downs”– Bring ‘em on! New and gently worn.

Donate today at Girls Inc. Carpinteria: 5315 Foothill Road, Carpinteria Weekdays 9am- 6pm

Community Giveaway will be at Girls Inc. Thursday November 18th, Friday November 19th 4pm – 7pm Recipient must be present.

For more information contact Sonja or Asa at 805-684-6364
Start Time: 16:00
Date: 2010-11-29
End Time: 19:00

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Women Today Expo- Ventura 2 day event

The Carpinteria Womans Club and Girls Inc of Carpinteria  will have a booth Friday, November 19 and Saturday, November 20 at Ventura’s Women Today  Expo.  The Expo will be at the Ventura County Fairgrounds — 10 W. Harbor Blvd. Ventura, CA 93001

Women Today is a new two-day event focused on celebrating all aspects of a woman’s life. With exhibits, trendy fashion shows, special speakers and celebrity guests, there’s something for every woman! Guests can shop all day and pamper themselves with exciting new products and discover great ideas for home and work.

Read more: www.vcstar.com/womentoday

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Festival of Trees

The Carpinteria Lions Club is raffling off BEAUTiFULLY decorated Christmas trees.   These 6.5 ‘ prelit trees are lavishly decorated by local business and non-profit organizations with various holiday themes.

Raffle tickets are only $1.00

2010 net proceeds will benefit the Carpinteria Education’s Foundations Culinary Arts Program.

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CWC Holiday Boutique

The Carpinteria Womans Club holiday boutique will be held on Sunday December 5th from 1pm- 4pm.  The boutique is a free event for people to come and browse and buy great local art and gifts for the Holiday season.  Each participating artist/vendor will provide a piece for the raffle. Raffle tickets will be $1 and all proceeds from this event will be donated to a local organization.  In addition to the art and gifts that will be for sale, we will have refreshments and hot cider. The CWC looks forward to seeing you at the Holiday Boutique.

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Carpinteria Woman’s Club

First Club President: Belle Oglesby Franklin

The Carpinteria Woman’s Club dates back to 1894 when Mrs. Belle Oglesby Franklin began the club in Carpinteria after a similar club she was part of in Santa Barbara.  She became the first President of the Woman’s Club.  She also organized the Carpinteria Literary Club as a way for women to obtain higher education and self improvement.  The Literary Club’s first courses of study were Shakespeare and pertinent American History. Over the next few years, membership grew and with it, areas of concern the Woman’s Club participated in.

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