Gallery – Democratic Women's Club of Worcester County, MD

Karen Matheson, Priscilla Zytkowicz, and Vicky Wallace Collecting for Santa Sacks for the Worcester County Detention Center detainees to provide Christmas gifts for their children. 111819

Gail Jankowski and Flo Krasden Collecting for Coastal Hospice and Worcester County Committee on Aging November 18, 2019

Flo Krasden Collecting for Joseph's House November 18, 2019

Surfrider Foundation's Jane Robinson and Leah Fuller with volunteer Bonnie Preziosi and DWC VP Harriet Batis Nov 18, 2019(1)

Linda Linzey delivering school supplies to Worcester County Gold

Debra Fisher-Reynolds with GOLD donations

DWC Members and Friends at the Celebration

Voter Postcard Party

Tawes Clambake 2018

Maryland District 38 State Senator Forum

Shown in the photo, L-R: Harriet Batis, Co-Vice-President DWC; Wendy Myers, Executive Director of The Cricket Center; Vicky Wallace, President DWC; and Josiah, Cricket Center facility dog. At their May meeting, the DWC made a $500 donation to The Cricket Center, the only child advocacy center on the lower shore.

In celebration of Women's History month in March, the DWC's Linda Linzey gave a presentation to the DWC on the significant contributions made by women throughout history. Linzey's discussion focused on the 2019 National Women's History Alliance theme, "Visionary Women, Champions of Peace and Non-Violence."

Matt Heim, the Mid-Atlantic campaign organizer for Oceana, an international ocean advocacy organization, was the speaker at the January meeting of the DWC. He is pictured with Harriet Batis, DWC Co-Vice-President and Vicky Wallace, DWC President

Kathy Phillips, Coastkeeper and Executive Director of the Assateague Coastal Trust, was the speaker at the February meeting of the DWC. Phillips spoke about legislative priorities for 2019, including the Community Healthy Air Act. Pictured, left to right, Harriet Batis, DWC Co-Vice-President; Phillips; and Vicky Wallace, DWC President.

Members of the DWC and Indivisible Worcester delivered coffee and donuts to the U.S. Coast Guard Station in Ocean City during the January 2019 government shutdown.

DWC Members Doris Fields, Sandy Sribnick and Debbie Shuster presented a donation of $1,175.00 to the Diakonia food pantry in January 2019. Accepting the donation were Executive Director Claudia Nagle and food pantry manager Michelle Ascoli.

In March, members of the DWC Political Action Committee joined the non-profit, STRONG SCHOOLS MD, in Annapolis to meet with Maryland's legislators and encourage them to support the Kirwan Commission school reform legislation (SB1030 & HB1413). Meetings were held with State Delegate, Wayne Hartman, and the staff of State Senator, Mary Beth Carozza, to urge "full funding of Kirwan."

DWC Luncheon and Fashion Show - 06.17.19