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Pet Food Drive Jan 2025
The DWA is holding a Pet Food Drive to benefit The Jacksonville Humane Society’s Pet Food Pantry. The Pet Food Pantry serves seniors, community members with disabilities, veterans, and families in crisis. Sometimes the only difference between keeping a pet in their home and out of the shelter is...
Thank You From the DWA Board
The Board would like to thank you once again for your generosity. Our gift card drive for Families of Slain Children and the Mandarin Food Bank totaled $1,450 which will be split between the two charities and will help the families they support during this holiday season. We wish you and your...
Holiday Gift Card Drive
For our Holiday Drive, the Board has again decided to collect $25 gift cards from Target and Walmart. These gift cards will be split between Families of Slain Children and the Mandarin Food Bank in order to make the holiday season a little better for those in need. The drive will run from December...
PACE Winter Shopping
As the last shopping day for the girls at PACE approached, Vicki Khan and Debi Gifford used a large portion of the donations allocated to PACE this year to purchase winter coats and pjs which are items that are much needed and are in high demand, along with other warmer items that are needed for...
DWA Spotlight on Charity
Spotlight on Charity – Jacksonville Humane Society
Founded in 1885, the Jacksonville Humane Society is Jacksonville’s second oldest non-profit and is funded by philanthropic contributions. In April 2007, the shelter was destroyed and 86 animals...
Spotlight on Charity – Pine Castle
Pine Castle, located at 4911 Spring Park Road, is a leader in serving adults with intellectual and development differences (I/DD) and providing support to their families across Northeast Florida,...
Spotlight on Charity – City Rescue Mission
City Rescue Mission has been serving men, women, and children experiencing homelessness, hardship, and addiction in Northeast Florida since 1946. It is our...
Spotlight on Charity – Sulzbacher
Sulzbacher Center, downtown Jacksonville, started in the 90’s in response to the explosion of crisis homelessness. Their comprehensive services include street outreach, daily meals, case management,...
Spotlight on Charity – City Rescue Mission Thrift store
City Rescue Mission has been serving men, women, and children experiencing homelessness, hardship, and addiction in Northeast Florida since 1946. It is our mission, to provide the tools, resources,...
About Us
The Deercreek Women’s Alliance has been an active organization in Deercreek since 1999.
The Alliance’s primary function is to promote an awareness of the needs of local charitable organizations and to raise funds for these charities through a variety of activities and social events–and to have a great time while doing it.
The Alliance is proud of the donations made in the past, totaling about $300,000. There is always more to be done and we continue to look for new areas where our help can make a difference.
2024-2025 Board
Debbie Grosnick
President
Carney Kirtley
Vice President
Jill Cole
Secretary
Julia Watkins
Treasurer
Mary Stelbrink
Membership
904-363-2360
DWA Membership
The Deercreek Women’s Alliance is open to all ladies who are members of the Deercreek Country Club or who are residents.
If you are not yet a PART OF THE HEART OF DEERCREEK and would like to join the DWA, please contact membership chairperson Mary Stelbrink at 363-2360. Membership is $30 a year.
DWA Charities
DWA Ongoing Charity Drives
PACE School for Girls: Clothing of all sizes for teenage girls is needed. Donated items can be dropped off at Vicki Khan’s home at 10148 Deercreek Club Rd, (904) 923-3538.
Jacksonville Humane Society: The JHS can always use bags of dried cat and dog food, blankets, towels, pet toys, bowls, flea-killing soap, and pet beds. Donations can be dropped off at Patti Mast’s home, 8011 Weatherby Court, 901-336-5905
Mandarin Food Bank: Any non-perishable food items such as, but not limited to, peanut butter, jelly, and oatmeal, and also canvas/material shopping bags, can be dropped off at Carmen Kelly’s home at 10139 Bishop Lake Rd W, 904-519-0622
Books-A-Go Go: Gently used or new books for children from Pre-K to 5th grade can be dropped off at Betty Metz’s home at 10076 Heather Lake Court W, 519-8863, [email protected]
The Bag Ladies: Travel size toiletries such as, shampoo, conditioner, soap/shower gel, toothpaste and individual toothbrushes to be included in the bags of comfort delivered to the children that come to Hubbard House. Please drop off at Donna Bernard’s home, 9907 Vineyard Lake Ln 904-504-4844