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Savannah Honors Civic Leaders for Women’s History Month

Women receiving awards for their civic contributions during Women’s History Month in Savannah.

News Summary

On March 31, 2025, the National Association of University Women (NAUW), Savannah Branch Inc., held a celebratory event honoring 22 women for their contributions to community outreach during Women’s History Month. This second annual event recognized women for their leadership in education, public affairs, and community service. The NAUW acknowledged their hard work and influence while celebrating women’s significant roles in society. Key supporters Linda Wilder-Bryan and Carol Bell were also recognized for their contributions to the success of the event, emphasizing the organization’s mission to empower women.

Savannah Celebrates Women’s History Month Honoring Civic Leaders

Savannah, GA – The National Association of University Women (NAUW), Savannah Branch Inc., held a celebratory event on March 31, 2025, to honor 22 women who have made significant contributions to community outreach during Women’s History Month. The ceremony recognized these remarkable individuals for their leadership and commitment to education, public affairs, and human relations.

This annual event, now in its second year, celebrates civic-minded women who have demonstrated outstanding dedication to bettering their communities. The honorees were acknowledged for their hard work and influence in various sectors, showcasing the importance of women’s roles in local development.

List of Honorees

The following women were honored during the event:

Doris Williams
Jacqulen Tomlin
Trish Brown
Alberta Jones-Mabry
Denise Boyd
Gwendolyn Smith
Rebecca O’Neal
Kim Gusby
Dawn Baker
Judee Jones
Shameeka Simmons
Anitra Hodges Wilder
Anita Smith-Dixon
Kim Dubois
Glynda Jones
Diana Jackson
Nisha Giustino
Charlene Jones
Linda Wilder-Bryan

Event Highlights

The NAUW Savannah Branch expressed their gratitude towards two key supporters of the organization, Linda Wilder-Bryan and Carol Bell. Their contributions were recognized as instrumental in the success of the event and the organization’s ongoing mission.

Joining the NAUW

For those interested in becoming part of the National Association of University Women, the organization invites individuals to reach out for membership possibilities. Interested persons can contact Helen B. Williams at (646) 641-2908. The deadline for membership enrollment is April 30, 2025.

Background on NAUW

The National Association of University Women is dedicated to promoting education and providing a network for women in various professional and personal endeavors. With branches across the country, the NAUW is committed to empowering women through educational initiatives, scholarships, and community service projects. This event is part of their broader effort to honor and uplift women who contribute positively to society, especially during a month that celebrates women’s history and achievements.

This year’s recognition of twenty-two women reflects the organization’s commitment to showcasing the diverse talents and contributions of women in Savannah. As Women’s History Month comes to a close, the event served as a reminder of the ongoing work and dedication of women who continue to make significant impacts in their communities.