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Valentines Day Brunch

Sherie Dodsworth's

Saturday, February 14

11:00 - 1:00

$20 at the door

RSVP to Conne


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          March 4, 2026
     March. Luncheon
         11:30 - 1:30
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
     Meg Clayton, Author
Registrations open Feb. 16
 


OUR MISSION

 

COMMUNITY


LOCAL PHILANTHROPY
We value higher education for women and a strong sense of community.  Learn more about our Foundation and its funds here.


EDUCATION

 

MONTHLY LUNCHEONS WITH SPEAKERS
Our monthly lunches are held at local restaurants and feature interesting speakers.  This season we focused on Carmel Valley venues and local women-owned and/or managed businesses.


FRIENDSHIP


SOCIAL EVENTS
We value friendship and time to socialize with our members. On a regular basis we. hold seasonally themed events or small, intimate gatherings



A Message from our President

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For 77 years The Carmel Valley Women’s Club has contributed significantly to the well-being of our local community through our Scholarships and Community Grants. Nevertheless, I think we can do much more!

 

Most of us have had the benefit of a good education and chose to live here in a little slice of paradise.  We all place tremendous value on the community we have here in Carmel Valley. However, if we want to sustain our community we need educated, civic-minded residents with drive and talent. That’s why scholarships are such an important investment for all of us. To understand the impact you can have on our community, please read the testimonials from our scholarship winners, compiled by Linda Smutz, Chair of the Scholarship Committee. 

Our Annual Member Appeal and Fundraising for the Hoedown are being combined.

By focusing on the Hoedown as the CVWC signature fundraising event we can target a much wider audience than just our club members. As well, we want to offer our members recognition for the support they provide.

We developed Donation Tiers to encourage local businesses to become donors or sponsors of the event. But we have a lot of committed philanthropists in our own club, (91% of members in our 2025 survey!) and these details and benefits apply just as much to individuals or families as they do to commercial organizations.

If you, your family, family foundation or business believes in the benefits of further education for Carmel Valley women, (future value for ALL of us here in Carmel Valley!), please consider becoming a donor or sponsor our Hoedown.  You will be recognized on our website, in our Newsletters, with a Member Profile, and on a banner at the Hoedown.  Or you can remain mysteriously anonymous! Here is a link to the Giving Tiers.

Fondly, Brenda

Thank you, Linda Smutz, Courtney Brady, and Katie Read, Sherie Dodsworth with Judy Tschirgi and Brenda Davis. This team has developed a far-reaching Marketing Campaign that will use radio spots; other organizations’ newsletters & websites; postcard mailers; social media; and local signage such as posters, banners and H style yard signs.




MOST RECENT EVENT

February, 4 - A CV "Iconic" Luncheon

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2026 February Luncheon
A total of 54 CVWC members and guests gathered for a luncheon at Los Laureles Lodge on Wednesday, February 4. The well-known restaurant and hotel on Carmel Valley Road has had many lives, dating back to the early 1930s, including hunting
lodge, horse ranch, stagecoach stop, and home to the Boronda family and its 15
children.
CVWC members Pinkie Terry and Les Terry were hosts for the luncheon. The Terry family has operated Los Laureles since 2000. Les shared with luncheon attendees some historical highlights, including possible sightings of ghosts, all of them friendly. She introduced Chef Orlando, who has been creating favorite Los Laureles dishes for the past eight years.
Once again Conne Sutherland worked her magic with planning and decorating, and Cynthia Rivera was responsible for organizing and coordinating the guest list and payments. Heidi Sebok sold raffle tickets for a Valentine basket, created by Deb Langley, which was won by Cheryl Sharp.  
The next luncheon is March 4 at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Parish Hall and features New York Times bestselling author and Bay Area resident Meg Waite Clayton. Save the date!


CVWC
P.O. Box 407
Carmel Valley, CA 93924


CVWC/CVWCF
Club EIN 94-6335-304
Foundation EIN 46-2606323



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