The Stone Mountain Woman’s Club believes that community involvement is not just important — it’s essential. Our projects are many and reflect our deep commitment to serving the community in meaningful and impactful ways. Following are just a few of our projects providing service to our community. Click the link above to see a summary of our 2025 projects.
Side-by-Side Brain Injury Clubhouse – Supporting adults recovering from brain injuries through engagement, encouragement, and community-based activities that promote independence and confidence.
The Art Station – Partnering with this local arts organization to foster creativity and provide access to art programs that enrich lives of all ages.
Ronald McDonald House – Providing meals, donations, and support to families with critically ill children, offering comfort during difficult times.
Stone Mountain Food Co-op and NETWorks Community Food Bank in Tucker – Assisting with efforts to combat food insecurity by supporting access to fresh, healthy food within the community.
Homeless Ministry – Provides volunteers and donations for a church in Tucker which has a shower ministry for the homeless.
Stone Mountain Community Garden – Helping cultivate a shared green space that promotes sustainability, education, and access to locally grown produce.
Relay for Life – Participating in fundraising and awareness efforts to support cancer research and honor survivors and loved ones.
The USO – Supporting active-duty military members and their families through donations, care packages, and outreach.
VA Hospital – Serving our veterans through volunteerism, donations, and programs that show appreciation for their service.
Local Domestic Violence Shelter – Providing essential items, support, and advocacy for individuals seeking safety and a fresh start.
Tallulah Falls School – Supporting this historic educational institution through scholarships, donations, and ongoing partnership.
Wellspring Living – Assisting survivors of human trafficking through donations and support for programs focused on healing and restoration.
Sue Kellogg Library – Promoting literacy and lifelong learning by supporting local library programs and initiatives.
Local Fire and Safety Workers – Stocking their pantries with snacks or taking them trays of goodies is one way to let them know we appreciate all they do for us.
City Government – Working with the elected officials to help beautify and improve a community where so many live, work and play.
And this is just the beginning—our members are always finding new ways to serve, uplift, and make a lasting difference in our community and beyond.