Our next project is Evening with Authors, scheduled for September 12 at Centralia College. Authors Patrick Hutchison, author of “Cabin” and Jane Porter, author of “Bear’s Heart” and other books with have a conversation with moderator Doris Wood-Brumsickle. Doors open at 6 pm for refreshments, book signings, and a basket raffle. Interviews begin at 7 pm. Tickets $20, or $15 with Student ID. Proceeds benefit Hope Alliance, an organization for victims of domestic abuse.
You can purchase your ticket here. General admission $20 Students $15
PLEASE NOTE: We are using a payment system called Zeffy which allows non-profit organizations to accept credit card payments without a service charge being deducted from the donation. They support this by asking for a separate donation. You are under no obligation to make a donation to Zeffy, but you must click the drop down arrow below the transaction total and choose “Other”, then put 0 or a modest amount in the box before the transaction can be completed.
After completing the transaction, you will receive two email messages: a receipt and an e-ticket. If you don’t receive your e-ticket, check your spam folder. Contact aauwlctreasurer@gmail.com if you don’t get your ticket.
PAST EVENTS
We held a very successful Book Sale in March 2025. Our next sale will be March 2026 at the Moose Lodge in Centralia. We collect books, DVDs, CDs and audio books year around. If you have items to donate, call or text Betty Garrett at 360-827-5838.
Our 29th annual Expanding Your Horizons event was held October 19, 2024, at Centralia College. 247 young women registered to attend this day of career exploration in science, technology, engineering, art, and math. After watching a presentation “Electrifying Science”, presented by Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, each girl attended 2 workshops with an hands-on experience led by female role models working in STEAM fields. Young women in grades 6 – 9 are encouraged to attend our next Expanding Your Horizons in October 2025.
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