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It's Annual Survey Time!
Please take some time to review and complete this year's survey.
It helps us update and improve our projects, programs, charities, and fundraisers for the coming season.
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Please take some time to review and complete this year's survey.
It helps us update and improve our projects, programs, charities, and fundraisers for the coming season.
Click here to print
Please visit our Programs Page to see each month's scheduled luncheon Program.
Meeting CalendarRWC Luncheon/General Meeting - First Thursday each month (Sep-Jun) Community Svc - 1pm - 2nd Monday Fundraising - 3 pm - 2nd Wednesday Programs - 2 pm - First Tuesday RWC Board Mtg - 3pm - Third Wednesday Publicity - As Required Membership - As Required All meetings are in the Clubhouse, unless otherwise noted Upcoming EventsBack to School Supplies Drive July 13-20, 2026 Details coming soon! Joining the Regency Women's Club is Easy We will be accepting membership renewals and new memberships in June 2026 for the club year 2026-2027 Find the form for printing here Please send the completed form, with a $30 check made payable to "Regency Women's Club" Bring to a luncheon, or Mail to RWC PO Box 145 Haymarket, VA 20168 |
Celebrating 20 Years! Founded in April 2006, Regency Women's Club is open to all women in the Regency at Dominion Valley community. General membership luncheon meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at the Regency clubhouse. 🌹June 4, 2026 Luncheon Highlights!🌹
Our last luncheon of this season did not disappoint! There was something for most everyone. President, Liz Anderson presented checks to our two charities for the 2025-2026 year. Both Gracing Spaces and NVFS each received a check in the amount of $10,000 as a result of RWC fundraising efforts this year. Bill and Marin Carey accepted the check for Gracing Spaces and said that real impact is felt when passion meets purpose and that our dedication was an inspiration. Navara Cannon spoke on behalf of NVFS representatives saying they were thankful for our support, time and effort and echoed the sentiments of Gracing Spaces. Amy Steen gave the Thought for the Day with A Summer Acrostic: Sunshine warmed the sandy shore, Under blue skies, we play and explore, Memories are made on long, bright days, Music and laughter fill the air in many ways, Every evening gloes with golden light, Relaxing beneath the stars on a summer night. May your summer be filled with happiness, adventure, and moments that brighten your spirit. Liz Coughlin conducted the installation of of RWC officers for the 2026-2027 season. President: Joan Hughes Executive Vice President: Elizabeth Anderson VP Programs: Sarah Rudy VP Fundraising: Nancy Converse VP’s Community Service: Hattie Thurman and Jane Brown Treasurer: Cynthia Giudici Corresponding Secretary: Connie Mayhugh Recording Secretaries: Florence Byrne and Alida Woods Liz was a busy Bylaws Chair as she acknowledged and read letters from each of our scholarship recipients. She highlighted the recipient of the $5000Elaine Hughes Memorial scholarship, Georgia Brennan, who is going to JMU. We gave two $2,500 Dodi Myers scholarships to two Battlefield High School students: Aine Callahan and Jacob Guirguis, and two $2,500 scholarships awarded to 2nd year nursing students at NOVA were awarded to: Faustina Kwerteng and Sonia Tahim. Speaking of acknowledgements, Liz Anderson recognized Liz Coughlin for her nearly 20 years service as RWC's Bylaws Chair. "Today, we want to take a special moment to recognize someone who has been the very heart and backbone of our board for the past twenty years. While she may be retiring from her official role on the board, the legacy of her trust, kindness, and hard work is woven into the very fabric of this club. We are infinitely better because of her leadership." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We then welcomed Libby Klein, mystery author, who told us about her process in writing, getting published, and all the funny incidents along the way. She is happy to come to any of the Regency Book Clubs to participate in the discussion of any of her books. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Congratulations to our Dodi Myers Scholarship Raffle Winners!! Flower Gallery arrangement – Hattie Thurman Jams - Louise Worley Basket - Lee Lipscomb Libby Klein Book - Donna Kurze Flower Gallery Centerpieces: Mary Jo Rigby, Paula Street, and Peggy Curley Your ticket purchases support The Dodi Myers Scholarship Fund. Thanks to Details, Donna Maynard, Mary Ginty, Nancy Converse, and the Flower Gallery for donating their items to raffle. Click here for more photos and information    RWC Board 2026-2027
President: Joan Hughes Executive Vice President: Elizabeth Anderson VP Programs: Sarah Rudy VP Fundraising: Nancy Converse VP’s Community Service: Hattie Thurman and Jane Brown Treasurer: Cynthia Giudici Corresponding Secretary: Connie Mayhugh Recording Secretaries: Florence Byrne and Alida Woods Appointed: Nora Blau, Membership Chair Lee Lipscomb, Publicity Chair 
R1 L-R Liz Anderson, Joan Hughes. R2 L-R Nora Blau, Nancy Converse, Lee Lipscomb, Hattie Thurman, Cynthia Giudici. R3 L-R Jane Brown, Connie Mayhugh, Sarah Rudy, Florence Byrne Not pictured: Alida Woods Got ideas? Bring 'em!! We would love for you to join us at the upcoming RWC Committee meetings. New eyes, new perspective, fresh ideas are always welcome! Membership Drive for 2026-27 Season! Thanks to so many of you for coming out, volunteering, and supporting our club and the charitable works we do every month. Join now and don’t miss out on our upcoming programs! Please join so you don’t miss a moment. We are accepting new and renewing memberships for the 2026-27 Season. The new form is here for printing. A Message from our Executive President
Dear RWC Members. The Regency Women’s Club had a successful year 2024-2025, with 183 members. As we enter our 20th year, it is essential to highlight the significant contributions that the Regency Women’s Club has made to our community. In the last 10 years, we have donated approximately $122,010 to various charities and given over $68,248 in scholarships. These numbers do not include special projects we have done throughout the years. As we enter a new term, we would like to acknowledge your role in our successful 2024-2025 season, and the entire Board for their hard work and dedication to our charities. Our accomplishments for this past year were:
Another major accomplishment was that the RWC became a 501(c)3 charitable organization. This means that any donations you give to the Women's Club can be tax-deductible. For our 20th Anniversary, Nancy Converse and the Program Committee have been meeting to plan some exciting, innovative programs and menus for our monthly meetings. I hope to see all of you at our first luncheon on September 4th. We are always seeking new members and new ideas. Enjoy the rest of your summer, and we look forward to seeing you at our September luncheon. Liz Anderson Executive President, Regency Women’s Club Thank you from the Regency Women’s Club As you may know, the RWC’s primary mission is to serve the community through charitable projects and fundraisers. The Regency at Dominion Valley community never ceases to amaze us through your generosity and caring support of these efforts. This past year you have helped us meet, and more often, exceed our goals. The food and monetary donations, donations of teddy bears, coat and school supplies, blood donations, Holiday Gift Program and more have made a difference in our surrounding community. Every single thing you do helps someone else. For that we are truly grateful. You are the bright lights. |
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