District 4
Membership
Sheena Poole, Committee Chairperson
ZC of Woodstock
Committee: Tanya Tagwerker, ZC of Guelph; Dianne Sison, ZC of Toronto; Donna Monaco, ZC of Grand Island; Cheri Magin, ZC of Rochester; Julie Kleinberger, ZC of Bradford; Nancy Crouthamel, ZC of Pittsburgh
Building, Engaging & Promoting
The path to membership in Zonta International is very different for each of us. For some, it is making a change in the community we live in, while others find it an opportunity to impact globally. Being part of a club gives us resources and a network to empower women.
- District 4 has 655 Classified Members
- District 4 has 5 Young Professionals
- District 4 Area 1: 74 Members
- District 4 Area 2: 108 Members
- District 4 Area 3: 109 Members
- District 4 Area 4: 148 Members
- District 4 Area 5: 163 Members
- District 4 Area 6: 53 Members
D4 Club Events
Membership within Zonta
There are several Zonta membership options. Traditional club environment with in-person or a hybrid of online and in-person club operations. E-club where members meet online. Individual membership allows connecting to Zonta International without a commitment to club activities. More Information…
Building Resilient, Healthy & Happy Clubs
To empower women locally and globally clubs must be operationally sound, function professionally, and enthusiastically engage the membership in an enjoyable setting. More Information…
Membership Recruitment
Attracting the right new members is a club activity and not solely the responsibility of individual members. Being strategic and authentic in your identification and promotion; having an onboarding and mentoring program, building relationships and maintaining communications. More Information…
Membership Retention
Members will stay if the club delivers what it promotes. To empower women locally and globally clubs be operationally sound, function professionally, and enthusiastically engage the membership in women-focused projects in an enjoyable setting. More Information…
Engaging in Zonta
As a Zonta member, you have the opportunity to involve yourself beyond the local club activities. Engaging with other clubs, District 4 and Zonta International can offer a greater understanding of Zonta and generate the potential to discover new friends. More Information…
Promoting Zonta
There are numerous ways to promote Zonta and your club. Website, social media, advertising material, traditional print, radio and television. Discover your community’s media channels and determine what works best for your club. More Information…
Aligning Club Goals with ZI
Transformation, Change & New Opportunities Accomplished Through Teamwork
