Honoring Our History While Embracing the Future

Since its founding in 1912, the Pasadena Women’s Club has been deeply rooted in service, leadership, and fellowship. Over the decades, the Club has evolved alongside the community it serves, while remaining steadfast in its core values. Honoring this history is an essential part of who we are.

The Edmund Blinn House, our historic home, stands as a symbol of this legacy. Within its walls, generations of women have gathered to exchange ideas, support charitable causes, and build lasting friendships. The stories held within this space are a testament to the power of community and the impact of women working together.

While we proudly honor our past, the Pasadena Women’s Club is also focused on the future. Today’s members bring new perspectives, talents, and energy that help the Club continue to grow. By welcoming innovation alongside tradition, we ensure that our mission remains relevant and inclusive.

Embracing the future means creating programs that speak to the interests of modern women while preserving the spirit that has defined the Club for more than a century. It also means encouraging leadership, fostering diversity, and opening our doors to women who are discovering the Club for the first time.

By balancing tradition with progress, the Pasadena Women’s Club continues to thrive. Our history informs our purpose, and our future is shaped by the women who choose to be part of it today.