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About Us
The mission of the IAWC is to preserve, promote, and protect our Italian-American heritage, values, and traditions. Meetings are held at 6:30 pm on the first Wednesday of the month at St. Joseph's Church, 1905 W. Beltline Hwy. in Madison. Some of our club's activities include:
In addition, the IAWC annually awards scholarships to Dane County high school graduates who are pursuing further education. View the 2007 scholarship winners for more information. |
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Comments/Questions?
For more information or if you have questions, contact IAWC,
P.O. Box 46382, Madison, WI 53744-6382
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The Italian-American Women's Club (IAWC) was founded on February 22, 1934, by Rose Manalli, Providenza Quartuccio and Lousia Reda as a mutual aid society for the purpose of greater social understanding, comradeship and beneficial aid to members and their families of the Italian-American women of the Greenbush neighborhood in Madison. It was an auxillary club to the Italian Workmen's Club. Endimera Parisi served as their first President. Today, we are a non-profit organization with membership open to any woman who shares an interest in Italian language and culture. You do not need to be Italian to join.