"Assisting individuals, organizations, and families in need to strengthen our community."
History
The Easton Women of Today was founded in April 1997 and is a local chapter of the United States Women of Today. The United States Women of Today is a national organization with approximately 3,000 members in 16 States. It was established in 1985 when the Jaycee Women organization was dissolved.
In Massachusetts there are chapters in Easton, Norton, Mansfield, Greater Attleboro, Bellingham, Georgetown and Chelmsford. These chapters make up the Massachusetts Women of Today. We are always interested in seeing new chapters develop.
The creed of the organization is:
We, the United States Women of Today,
Are dedicated to serving our community and nation,
Are committed to strengthening our individual talents,
And stand united by our friendship and belief in the future.
You may also be interested in checking out the United States Women of Today website at www.uswt.org and the Massachusetts Women of Today website at www.mawt.org