Story Woman's Club

Founded in 1919, the Story Woman’s Club has been dedicated to promoting social activities in the community, aiding worthy community projects, as well as governing and maintaining the building and property for the use of the community.

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Interesting History and Fact

Founded in 1919.
Log clubhouse built by men of Story in 1930 on donated land.
The club members provide dinner to any bereaved family in the community.
Mondays the club is open from 10 to 3 for cultural arts.
Tuesdays Senior lunch is served.
The Story Woman's Club meets the 1st Thursday of the month, 1:30 p.m., except for July.
Story Garden Club meets the 2nd Thursday of the month.
Halloween Haunted house for Story School students October 31st.
Lions Club meetings.
Civic meetings.
Elections.
The members donate to the 4-H Sheridan County Fair and stamps for Veterans.
The Sheridan County annual flu clinic is held every October.
Any resident or organization can rent the building and is often used for private events such as family dinners, birthday parties, wedding receptions, and library staff dinners.
75 members of the club raise approximately 18k a year to maintain the building not including capital expenditures like the recent replacement of rotten logs and new chinking.
Members of the club donate turkeys to the Story Food Bank for Thanksgiving dinners.
Each year a Christmas Party is held in appreciation for the members and is the only event that the members do not work. A local charity is chosen, and the members donate to the charity. 2020 Story School was chosen and students received books as Christmas gifts.
Members of the club donate the food and labor for fundraisers.
We are here for the community and appreciate the community's support for the over 100 year history of the Story Woman's Club.
Exempt under section 501 (c)(3) as a public charity. P.O. Box 103 Story WY.

Story Woman's Club

Founded in 1919, the Story Woman’s Club has been dedicated to promoting social activities in the community, aiding worthy community projects, as well as governing and maintaining the building and property for the use of the community.

Join Our Facebook Group!

Interesting History and Fact

Founded in 1919.

Log clubhouse built by men of Story in 1930 on donated land.

The club members provide dinner to any bereaved family in the community.

Mondays the club is open from 10 to 3 for cultural arts.

Tuesdays Senior lunch is served.

The Story Woman's Club meets the 1st Thursday of the month, 1:30 p.m., except for July.

Story Garden Club meets the 2nd Thursday of the month.

Halloween Haunted house for Story School students October 31st.

Lions Club meetings.

Civic meetings.

Elections.

The members donate to the 4-H Sheridan County Fair and stamps for Veterans.

The Sheridan County annual flu clinic is held every October.

​Any resident or organization can rent the building and is often used for private events such as family dinners, birthday parties, wedding receptions, and library staff dinners.

75 members of the club raise approximately 18k a year to maintain the building not including capital expenditures like the recent replacement of rotten logs and new chinking.

Members of the club donate turkeys to the Story Food Bank for Thanksgiving dinners.

Each year a Christmas Party is held in appreciation for the members and is the only event that the members do not work. A local charity is chosen, and the members donate to the charity. 2020 Story School was chosen and students received books as Christmas gifts.

Members of the club donate the food and labor for fundraisers.

We are here for the community and appreciate the community's support for the over 100 year history of the Story Woman's Club.

Exempt under section 501 (c)(3) as a public charity. P.O. Box 103 Story WY.

Any resident or organization can rent the building and is often used for private events such as family dinners, birthday parties, wedding receptions, and library staff dinners.