AAUW Glendale (CA) Branch

Celebrating 102 years of service to women and girls,
lifelong education and positive societal change

AAUW Mission Statement
AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy, and research. In principle and in practice, AAUW values and seeks a diversified membership. There shall be no barriers to full participation in the organization on the basis of gender, race, creed, age, sexual orientation, national origin or disability.

AAUW Glendale Vision Statement
AAUW Glendale is committed to making a significant impact on education and equity for all women and girls. We will remove barriers and develop opportunities to enable women and girls to reach their full potential. This shared vision drives the work of AAUW at all levels.

AAUW Glendale Values Statement

Nonpartisan., Fact-based., Principled, Inclusive and Intersection.

DONATIONS: AAUW Glendale is a 501 c4 nonprofit organization, support and donations are NOT tax deductible. However, support and donations are used to support scholarships and grants for young women and girls in the Glendale area. Donations/support can be made on Zeffy here:

Upcoming Meeting/Events:

NonEvent FundRaiser-throughout the month of October until November 9th, donations for AAUW Glendale scholarships for young women and girls is happening. Electronic donations can be made to Zeffy, with above link or using the attached flyer. aauw NON EVENT INVITE 7

Luncheon Meeting at Oakmont, Saturday, November 9th at 11AM [$60] Speaker: Louise Kirkbride, First class at CALTECH to accept women.

AAUW Flyer Nov 9th

Contact Susie Robinson for reservations by November 4th. Also if you need a ride, Susie can suggest a few people to help.

Dec. 3rd Tam O’Shanter-Holiday Party

Feb. 15th [11:45 at Blinn House, Pasadena with AAUW Pasadena as hosts

April 5th Annual Meeting/Voting (11AM Oakmont, $60 )

May 17th Scholarships/Grants (11AM Oakmont, $60 ), with Michelle Robbins, speaker from LinkedIn and big data engineer