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2025-2026 Survey Results
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Find out more on our What's New Page
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We will be collecting for Crossroads Connection at the October 1st luncheon
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Meeting CalendarRWC Luncheon/General Meeting - First Thursday each month (Sep-Jun) Community Svc - 1pm - 2nd Monday Fundraising - 1:30 pm ,Sep 16, 2026 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 EventsWe will be collecting for Crossroads Connection at the October 1st luncheon
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Monday, October 26, 2026 6:30-8:30 pm 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 |
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. Please join us on Thursday, October 1, 2026 Please join us on Thursday, October 1, 2026, as we welcome Decorating Den Designer, Maria Loveless, who will give us helpful tips in home decor and more. MENU Harvest Salad $19++ Starter: Minestrone Soup Garlic Butter Chicken Thighs $22++ Served with Roasted potatoes and Green Beans Starter: Tropical Side Salad with Mango, Oranges, and Toasted Coconut Herb panko-crusted Cod $25++ Served with Roasted potatoes and Green Beans Starter: Tropical Side Salad with Mango, Oranges, and Toasted Coconut Dessert: Raspberry Cheesecake You may make your reservation HERE or on the HOA Calendar. Deadline is September 26, 2026. September 3, 2026 Luncheon Highlights
We had a wonderful turnout for the first luncheon of the new season! Over 100 new and returning members gathered to meet, greet, and learn more about this year's charity, Women Giving Back. Hailey Joyce, Women Giving Back Development Coordinator gave us a look into what the charity does for so many women in crisis in the DMV. You can find out more about what they do and how you can help HERE. Mary Jo Rigby gave the Thought for the Day about gratitude by C.S. Lewis. “Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough and more. It is an antidote to isolation. It forces us to look outside of ourselves recognizing that our survival, joy and comfort are continually supported by other people, nature, or the universe.” Hattie Thurman, RWC Community Services Chair told us about the upcoming project for Crossroad Connection. We ask RWC members to bring specific snack items to the October luncheon. These include: Individual packets of: Goldfish, Ramen Noodles, Fruit Cups, and microwavable Macaroni and Cheese. The Fundraising Committee will be hosting Bingo on September 14, 2026. Our winter fundraiser is the Holiday Home Tour and Sweet Shop on Sunday, December 13, 2026. We're still looking for more homes to showcase. Congratulations to our Dodi Myers Scholarship Raffle winners Terry Magargal, June Bradley, Dee Ann Batten, Cheryl Lachenmayer, Cyndi Wando, and Liz Anderson! Thanks to the Flower Gallery, Donna Maynard, and Mary Ginty for the wonderful prizes. Go to the Photos Page to see more from the luncheon!    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. 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, coats and school supplies, blood donations, 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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