Georgetown IL

 Cub Scout Pack 203

Georgetown Community Ladies Club

Established May 1957

The Georgetown Ladies Community Club (GLCC) is a member of the General Federation of Women's Clubs Illinois 18th District. The GLCC supports the Georgetown Public Schools and Library as well as Georgetown Township. They sponsor the Holiday Parade in November, The Holiday Gathering and the The Townwide Rummages. The GLCC donates to the Library's Summer Reading Program and the Jessica Roach Memorial Scholarship Fund. For Georgetown's children, they sponsor contests during the year for different holidays. The City appreciates everything the GLCC does to make our city a wonderful place to live.

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Lori Starwalt, President

Emily Hart, Vice President

Debra Zoerb, Secretary

Tammy Hodge, Treasurer

Golden Eagles

West Second St.

Georgetown, IL 61846

Golden Eagles is a charitable organization dedicated to helping those in need. They accept donations of home-health medical equipment and then lend it out to anyone in need in Georgetown. They are also involved in the annual Christmas Baskets program.

Earl Lomax, President

217-662-9919

  Lions Club

Meeting Place: Georgetown Senior Center

102 W. West St

Georgetown

217-274-9547

Cliff Sawyer, President

Dennis Davidson, Treasurer

Linda Hall 

  Masons - Russell Lodge #154

113 1/2 West West St.

Georgetown, IL 61846

Earl Lomax, Secretary

217-662-9919

Rainbow Girls

International Order of the Rainbow for Girls

Meeting Place: Georgetown Masonic Lodge

113 W. West St.

Georgetown

1st and 3rd Monday of each month  6:30 pm

For girls aged 10 - 18. Rainbow gets girls ready for life!  The International Order of the Rainbow for Girls helps teach girls leadership skills, public speaking, value of charity to others through working service projects, make life long friends and so much more!

Tammy Green Hodge

  Southern Vermilion County Cloverbuds

Meeting Place: Georgetown Friends Church

301 S Main St.

Third Sunday of October - May at 5 pm

The 4-H Cloverbud program is for youth ages 5-7, as of September 1. The overall purpose of the 4-H Cloverbuds program is to foster the development of life skills that are essential for the cognitive, social, emotional and physical maturation of children by providing a unique educational opportunity. Each month the group will engage in activities to foster the skills previously mentioned.

Leaders:

Shelby Boose

boose.shelby@gmail.com