GFWC MIAMI SPRINGS WOMAN'S CLUB, INC.
MIAMI SPRINGS, FLORIDA

GFWC Miami Springs Woman's Club, Inc., established on January 4, 1993, is a distinguished 501(c)(3) charitable and educational non-profit organization located in Miami Springs, Florida. Known for being housed in an architecturally significant Art Deco building with Pueblo Revival elements since 1949, this club honors its history as a community cornerstone. The clubhouse on the property belongs to pioneer settler Andy Plassey and features unique architectural characteristics, such as 'eyebrow' overhangs and a decorative wooden door donated by member Mary Peace. The building continues to serve not just as headquarters but also a site of historical importance for Miami Springs, with a memorial nearby in Plassey's honor. Today, the Woman's Club actively engages in various charitable activities, supporting community initiatives like the American Cancer Society Relay for Life and hosting "Meet the Candidates" forums. Additionally, the club administers a Nursing Scholarship in the name of Mrs. Wheeler and offers free medical equipment through its Medical Loan Closet. A small Memorial Library at the site provides donated books remembered by deceased members or their families. As registered under Florida Models with the status FL, the organization operates from P.O. Box 660396, Miami Springs, FL, with contact numbers (786) 270-7871 and (305) 885-3382. The club's leadership includes President Eileen McDonough and officers Judy Michelson in the First Position, and Laura Armesto as Registrar/Secretary. Further details about their initiatives can be found on their official website: [gfwcmiamispringswomansclub.com](http://www.gfwcmiamispringswomansclub.com). As of January 13, 2025, the last notable update was an amendment in its filing records with Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) 237326302.