Our Leadership

Dear Members of GFWC Georgia:

Thank you for this opportunity to lead our Federation for the next two years. Of course, no leader ever walks alone, and so I give a special thanks both to my fellow elected officers, as well as to those members that have so generously agreed to serve in chairmanships or on committees.

One of my goals for this administration is to make our communities and our state more familiar with the GFWC “brand.” To that end, I am using the GFWC symbol as my symbol, and my special project will be the GFWC Special Program, Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention. This goal results from the fact that despite our 125-year history, people often tell me that they have never heard of GFWC. I ask that you all join me in working to change that situation and to make our Federation as well known as other national volunteer organizations.

In addition to focusing on the issue of domestic violence, GFWC Georgia will also continue to work with and support our Federation’s permanent legacy, Tallulah Falls School. I am asking our club women to participate in my special project for the school, TFS: Training For Success. This project will fund the traverse climbing wall that has been installed in TFS’s new multi-purpose building.

I recognize that to be successful, our Federation, like any volunteer organization, must listen and respond to its members. During this administration, therefore, the GFWC Georgia Executive Committee and I will work to ensure that our priorities and our programs are member-driven.

Again, I am grateful for this privilege you have granted me, and I look forward to working with all of you during this administration.

Yours in Federation,

Ida Dorvee

President, GFWC Georgia

2016-2018

GFWC is a member driven service organization with many levels of leadership and membership. The GFWC State Officers represent GFWC members within our great State of Georgia.

2016-18 GFWC Georgia – State Officers