Make it, take it

Toronto, OHLocal News

The Wintersville Woman’s Club successfully conducted its annual Make It, Bake It, Take It auction on Thursday at St. Florian Hall, raising funds for scholarships awarded to local students. Fundraising Chairman Vicki Brozka showcased a basket containing homemade sourdough bread, apple butter, and cloth napkins with rings, emphasizing the creativity of club members. The auction featured a diverse array of items crafted by members, reinforcing the club's role in community engagement and support. Such fundraising events are crucial for fostering educational opportunities in the area.

The club plans to conclude its 2024-25 season with a final meeting on May 16, which will include a parliamentarian skit entitled “Be the Leader of the Pack. ” Additionally, the meeting will promote a "Bring a Friend" initiative to encourage community involvement. The club has a longstanding tradition of supporting education, making these auctions a vital part of its mission. Engaging local residents through such events enhances community spirit and collaboration.

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