Membership

As we begin our 110th year, we welcome new members to come and make more history with us.

Become a Member
Membership is open to women and men who are in support of our mission. The club will offer you a voice in what matters to you, and your voice will strengthen ours as we work together to make our city a more just and sustainable community. The Woman's City Club works to educate, empower, and engage the citizens of Greater Cincinnati to participate together in promoting the common good.

Benefits of Membership

  • Opportunity to participate with kindred spirits in a dynamic civic organization working collaboratively to make Greater Cincinnati a more just and livable community
  • Opportunity to plan, attend, and participate in public forums and special events
  • Access to member only activities and events, like our committees and action groups, our book club, Sunday salons, "potluck in the park," and annual membership meetings.
  • Access to our online Weekly Updates and our bi-monthly Bulletins
  • Mailings and invitations to special annual events: National Speaker Forum, Seasongood Luncheon and Feist Tea celebration.
  • Inclusion in our online Membership Directory
  • Opportunity to lead the club by election to the Board of Directors and by serving on various committees.

Dues Schedule

  •  Regular membership: $55
  •  Household membership: $75
  •  Feisty membership: $150
  •  Engaged membership: $300
  •  Inspired membership: $500
  •  Lifetime membership $1,000
  •  Pay what you can (use donate button)

Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I get involved?
Woman’s City Club offers a variety of opportunities for member involvement.  WCC is a volunteer organization, and we encourage our members to participate in Club activities consistent with their levels of interest and availability. But every member is important to us, and membership has no requirements. You may choose just to contribute financially to the club to demonstrate your support of our mission and our work.

Opportunities for member involvement: