Celia Holman (L-R), Lily Enrico and Amelia Lapid sit outside Bow Ties & Hair Cuts Barber in Coronado as part of the Coronado Junior Woman's Club annual Halloween Window Painting Event. Photo courtesy of Jamie O'Grady.

Following the 2023 Taste of Coronado, the Coronado Junior Woman’s Club put on another community event with its annual Halloween Window Painting on Oct. 22.

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Elementary school students were invited to submit their designs and were selected to paint window fronts at local Coronado businesses.

Club’s purpose to unite women

The Coronado Junior Woman’s Club is an active member of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, a worldwide organization.

The purpose of the club is to unite together women who are dedicated to enhancing the spirit of Coronado through educational, civic and philanthropic services

Summer Arnold and Jensen Cunningham (L to R) paint at the Village Pizzaria as part of the Coronado Junior Woman's Club Halloween Painting Contest. Photo courtesy of Jamie O'Grady.
Summer Arnold and Jensen Cunningham (L to R) paint at the Village Pizzaria as part of the Coronado Junior Woman’s Club Halloween Painting Contest. Photo courtesy of Jamie O’Grady.

The club also organizes the Coronado Flower Show, Thanksgiving Coloring contest, The CJWC Double Served Tennis Tournament and The Marilyn Foster Scholarship program.

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Beneficiaries of the club’s fundraising include Outdoor Outreach, Coronado Schools Foundation, Generate Home, Support The Enlisted Project (STEP), Coronado Promenade Concerts, Safe Harbor and KMAC Foundation.

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