womans club el grito check presentation rsL to R: Amy Montes El Grito Policy Council President, Theresa Murphy SC Woman's Club hearing testing chair, Misty Pugmire Executive Director El Grito Head Start, Joan Eng SC Woman's Club vision testing chair, Gail Carter SC Woman's Club scholarship chair.The Silver City Woman's' Club recently presented Executive Director Misty Pugmire of El Grito Head Start a financial donation as part of of their 2017-2018 Community Outreach program.

The club's mission, "The Silver City Woman's Club is a non-profit, non-political organization, pledged to support the community in the advancement of civic, charitable and humanitarian endeavors", has evolved over 100-plus years to focus on local youth services. El Grito is a safe, nurturing and secure learning environment for local children and is one of the many children-focused organizations the non-profit club supports.

The Silver City Woman's Club provides vision testing to all children up to the age of six, including Head Start, kindergarten and first grade students annually. They also provide hearing testing to all Head Start students in Grant County and have scheduled the hearing testing for the end of August. The club provides two scholarships to students at Western New Mexico University annually as part of their local Community Outreach Program.

If interested in donating to the club's youth projects, contact SCWC Treasurer Renny Hutton 575.548.5581 or silvercitywomansclub1909@gmail.com, visit us at http://silvercitywomansclub.org/ and like us on Facebook.

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