Savannah Newcomers Club (SNC), our city’s oldest active club for women established in 1949, celebrates its 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee this year. Over the last 7 decades, 550+ members drawn from corporate business leaders, professionals, educators, and retired military veterans have worked tirelessly to enrich our community, the city of Savannah. 

On October 16, 2024 SNC will commemorate those contributions with a celebratory luncheon featuring a SNC Through the Decades - Fashion Show.  A musical tribute by The Fabulous Equinox Orchestra and a Proclamation from Mayor Van Johnson honoring SNC’s community standing are part of the agenda.

We are quite proud of this recognition.   Whether it is through commerce and  business engagements, charitable donations, or volunteer work,  SNC provides women the opportunity to network, become civically involved, as well as have fun building relationships.  In the last 75 years, SNC members have contributed an estimated $4 million in revenue to our community through luncheons, various activities, and charitable contributions. Coupled with the hours our members volunteer as docents, healthcare providers, homeless shelter helpers, community board members, SNC is a vital component of Savannah.

As we plan to celebrate this diamond anniversary, we will focus on relationships with major nonprofit organizations in Savannah which highlight women's issues, a subject near and dear to our hearts.  The Tharros Place which provides services for survivors of human trafficking, Safe Shelter, Savannah’s only shelter dedicated to domestic violence, and the Parker House for women at Union Mission are our honored recipients.