Plenty Valley VIEW Club
About
Plenty Valley VIEW Club was formed in 2015.
Currently, the Club sponsors three Smith Family Learning for Life students and is actively involved in fundraising activities to raise donations for The Smith Family programs.
We are always open to new members, so please get in touch today and come and see what it's all about.
When
- Meeting Day on 3rd Wednesday each month
- Held at Epping RSL
- At 10.00 am
Contact
- Susan (President) on 0409413676 or,
- Lynette (Secretary) on 0417380971
- Email: plentyvalley.viewclub@gmail.com
Where
EPPING
Harvest Home Road, EPPING, VIC 3076
Keep up to date with what is happening around the clubs.
2019 Committee
2019 Bunnings
BUNNINGS Sausage Sizzle - Fundraising
January and March fundraising sausage sizzles at BUNNINGS. 
Monthly Meeting
President presenting badge to new member during monthly morning tea meeting.
4th Birthday Party
Birthday Party celebrated each April.
Monthly Social Lunches
Social lunches are held each month on the third Wednesday of each month.
2019 Bunnings
Moved monthly meeting to the local SES to see demonstration of facilities.
National and Regional News
Embracing Equity in 2023
Three suffragettes greeted members of VA01 zone as they arrived for Heidelberg VIEW Club’s IWD celebration. Suzanne, Roz and Jenny proudly channelled the suffragettes of the past who fought for women’s right to vote. Members arrived wearing the colours of purple, teal and white; suffragist colours and also, fittingly, our VIEW colours. Like the suffragettes of old, VIEW women raise their voices for change for the common good.
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VIEW National Convention 2022 highlights
VIEW members from across Australia came together in Adelaide for three wonderful days of inspirational speakers, VIEW celebrations, learning, socialising and having fun!
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Re-purpose. Re-invent. Re-use.
VIEW’s 60th Anniversary commemorative Tea Towel with its retro design in our purple & teal colours, was inspired by one the first VIEW brochures developed in the 60’s. The Tea Towel also represented a collection of women from various eras reminiscent of the graphics of dress making patterns.
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