Zonta
Club of Suffolk County Area is located on Long Island in Suffolk
County, New York.
The
club was chartered in 1966
and today is part of a network of 33,000 women worldwide who
share a belief in the Zonta mission of service to their communities
and the world.
Zonta
members work to:
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Improve the legal, political educational health and professional
status of women;
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Work for the advancement of understanding, goodwill, and peace
through a world fellowship of executives in business and the
professions;
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Promote justice and universal respect for human rights and
fundamental freedoms;
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Unite internationally to foster high ethical standards, to
implement service programs, and to provide mutual support
and fellowship for members who serve their communities, their
nations, and the universe.
Zonta
Suffolk, part of Zonta District 3, boasts of an impressive and
diverse group so women from a wide array of professions including:
judges and lawyers, real estate agents, teachers, stock brokers
and accountants, designers, and artists. Our members sit on
professional and community boards, and are active in many projects
and programs in the Suffolk County Area and beyond.
Zonta International
In January 1919, five progressive women from Buffalo, New York
conceived the formation of a new service club, which would be
composed of women who were recognized leaders in their business
and professions.
Throughout
Zonta’s
history the organization has grown and spread is goals and
enthusiasm for advancing the status of women from a small upstate
New York community to locations all over the USA and abroad.
Today Zonta’s
issues and programs include education, leadership and youth
development, preventing violence against women, and international
service..
Zonta
International and the United Nations: Zonta International
service has been closely linked with the United Nations since
Zonta expressed support for the fledgling UN in 1946. As an
international non-governmental organization (NGO), Zonta brings
women's concerns to the UN, suggests solutions, draws public
attention to issues and encourages its members to participate
at the local level.
Zonta
also has various scholarship
and awards programs that are presented at the local, district,
and international levels.
As
a Zontian, women have the opportunity to be of service to each
other, to their community and to improve the world for girls
and women everywhere.

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