Welcome to CFUW Sudbury!
CFUW Sudbury is a vibrant, active group of women with a broad range of work and family backgrounds, interests, ages and life experiences. We are dedicated to promoting life-long learning and advocating for gender equality and the rights of women and girls. CFUW Sudbury offers something for all women - a chance to socialize, to develop personally, to contribute to the community and learn about advocacy and human rights. CFUW has played a critical role in women’s issues in Canada for more than a century. CFUW welcomes all women and female students who support our mission and values.
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Member Registration Form
Click on the main headings, and subheadings, listed on the left for information or check out our Facebook site.
Member Registration Form
What We Offer
- Monthly General Meetings provide an opportunity to connect with other members, participate in Club business and enjoy various guest speakers. Meetings are held at Grace United Church, or members have the option of joining online via Zoom.
- There are a wide variety of Interest Groups for members to join (book clubs, wine tasting, dining, pole walking, horticulture, film, et cetera).
- Each year we give scholarships in support of women who are pursuing higher education. See 'Scholarships and Bursaries'.
- Each December we work with the Sudbury Boards of Education to provide holiday gifts for 50+ needy families. See 'Adopt-a-Family'.
- We bring amazing women to speak at Celebrate Women, our major annual fundraiser.
29th Annual Celebrate Women!
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CFUW - Sudbury, in partnership with the YWCA Sudbury and LEAF Sudbury presented the 29th annual Celebrate Women on Wednesday, May 21 at 7:00 pm, at Sudbury Secondary's Sheridan Auditorium (154 College Street).
Claire Cameron is an award winning author and journalist, outdoor adventurer and former instructor for Outward Bound, teaching mountaineering, climbing and white-water rafting. She has also led many canoe trips in Algonquin Park. Her book: “How to Survive a Bear Attack: A Memoir” is a beautiful, poignant and moving memoir about grief, family, cancer, the wilderness, animals and so much more. The book will be available at the event for $30 (tax included). Click here for more information. |