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Welcome to cuwonline.com. We hope that you will have a pleasant website experience and will return often to visit and see what's new. We are striving to create a place that's just for you; a place that will be entertaining, interesting and informative. Please complete our V.I.P. registration form to assure that you qualify for online drawings, give-aways and to receive all of the latest important CUW information.
A Place Just For You
Our mission is to foster the growth of our organization with dedication to the following:
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The organization now known as California Utah Women (CUW) was originally organized in 1939 by Edna T. Jenkins and Eloise Berry McEwan as the Utah Women’s Club. Their intention was to bring women with common heritage together and allow them to discuss and exchange experiences. They wanted to build friendships that would continue to grow. The first annual luncheon was held in April 1940.
In response to the need for clothing in the war-torn countries of Europe, in 1940 Mrs. Blanche Mattson, Mrs. Roy Sommers, Mrs. Ann Hoyt and Mrs. Louis K. Sims formed a Utah Women’s chapter of the American Red Cross that was supported by the Utah Women’s Club by making layettes, sweaters, surgical gowns and other items. Although their Red Cross Chapter lasted only a few years it was the beginning of philanthropic work for the organization.
In 1958, the name of the organization was officially changed to California Utah Women and a logo was created using the California Poppy and the Utah Sego Lily. The logo was changed in 1971 to the current logo.
CUW began donations to Ettie Lee Youth and Family Services in 1966 and has continued its relationship with that organization all these many years.
In response to the need for clothing in the war-torn countries of Europe, in 1940 Mrs. Blanche Mattson, Mrs. Roy Sommers, Mrs. Ann Hoyt and Mrs. Louis K. Sims formed a Utah Women’s chapter of the American Red Cross that was supported by the Utah Women’s Club by making layettes, sweaters, surgical gowns and other items. Although their Red Cross Chapter lasted only a few years it was the beginning of philanthropic work for the organization.
In 1958, the name of the organization was officially changed to California Utah Women and a logo was created using the California Poppy and the Utah Sego Lily. The logo was changed in 1971 to the current logo.
CUW began donations to Ettie Lee Youth and Family Services in 1966 and has continued its relationship with that organization all these many years.
| Show Us The Fun! |
| Show Us The Fun! |
We're looking for some fun and interesting photos of you, along with your friends and family, at the CUW Luncheon and Boutique. If you have some photos you would like to share with us on our website, please email them to info@cuwonline.com. We look forward to seeing you.
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| The 2010 Fall Luncheon and Boutique - October 23, 2010. |
| The 2010 Fall Luncheon and Boutique - October 23, 2010. |
Luncheon tickets will be available for purchase on September 8, 2010. All tickets are on a first come, first serve basis. Tickets may be purchased from a hostess or online. Tickets cost $50.00 each. Tickets purchased online cost an additional $1.81 per ticket for processing and convenience. Tickets purchased online will be available in will-call at the door. To purchase tickets online,
click here -> buy tickets now
click here -> buy tickets now
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| • | We will exemplify the values in our individual and collective heritage. |
| • | We will unite as sisters in friendship. |
| • | We will search for those in need of charity and administer unto them. |
| • | We will associate ourselves with moral and spiritual endeavors. |
| • | We will sacrifice our time and our talents to strengthen the fiber of our homes, our community, the nation and the world. |
| • | Individually and collectively we will be living symbols of womanhood to all of our sisters all over the world. |
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