Annual Projects - special causes that are dear to our hearts and are all made possible by the generosity of our members:

Adopt-A-Senior

WDCC members purchased 181 Christmas gifts for residents in area nursing homes this year. The beautifully wrapped gifts make the seniors feel special. It is the highlight of our year and a blessing for the WDCC Elves who deliver them. 

• Gifts are to be wrapped or bagged with the tag carefully taped/secured.

• Bring the gift to the December GMM/Holiday Party.

• If you cannot attend the GMM, contact Dianne Bernd to arrange a pick-up.

  Thank you, Dianne Bernd and all the Elves, for doing this year after year!
  

Bake Sale with a Twist

Hackley House Parlor Decorating

Back row left to right:
Dianne Bernd, Chris Sutton, Linda Gay Olson, Joan Eichenberg, Kay Olthoff
Judy Douville, Dianna Radel, Judy Shatney, Anita Yonkman
Helen Rowe, Maritza Cribley, Mary Lou Bowen, Tammie Wierengo, Judy HuntCarol Beatty, Pat Lathrop, Mudgi Cavender, Jackie Engel

Travel back in time to see the Hackley House in 19th century style. Our members help decorate the parlors beautifully for Christmas each year. 

Power of Produce Club

The Power Of Produce (POP) Club is a nationally recognized program to empower kids to make healthy food choices. WDCC volunteers will contribute over 150 hours at the Muskegon Farmers' Market to help the kids enrolled in the program.

Relay for Life

Bosom Buddies was the top team in 2023, raising $12,041.
Since 2021, we have raised $39,986!

Item of the Month Program

Our Item-of-the-Month Program is a volunteer program where our members generously donate small items that are requested by local non-profits: school supplies, snacks for after school programs, personal care items, pet supplies, and more.  December is our Adopt-a-Senior Program and August is our Member Memorial Scholarship Program. 

Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce (WDCC) is a 501(c)(6) not-for-profit organization founded in 1951 to promote our community and create civic awareness. Today, this group of over 200 women continues that legacy by working together to make a difference. WDCC holds several annual events and granted more than $291,904.70 to local non-profit organizations and area projects this past year.