Our Mission

The Zonta Club of New York is dedicated to advancing the status of women locally and globally, to serving our community and the world at large through service. We offer the opportunity to achieve personal and professional growth in a nurturing and supportive environment.

• The Zonta Club of New York was the 20th club chartered by Zonta International in May 1923.
• Zonta International is a worldwide service organization of executives in business and the professions working together to advance the legal, political, economic, education, health and professional status of women.
• Founded in 1919 in Buffalo, New York, the headquarters is located in Chicago, Illinois.
• Zonta International has 1,249 clubs with 32,600 members in 68 countries.
• Zonta International is divided into 30 districts around the world. The Zonta Club of New York is located in District 3, comprised of 38 clubs in six states (New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia) and the District of Columbia. Visit our District 3 Web site.

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Zonta NYC News Ticker

Save the Date! Sunday, May 18, 2008 (click here). Or see Meetings/Programs page. ANTIGONE "Now let the weeping cease; Let no one mourn again. These things are in the hand of God | Oedipus at Colonus MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th - 7:00pm VENUE The National Black Theatre 2031 Fifth Avenue Harlem, NY 10029 [5th Ave. bet 125 & 126th Sts.] ADMISSION All Staged Readings in the 2007 Classical Lab Reading Series are presented FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC HOW TO RSVP Call us at (212) 696-6572 to reserve your seats RSVP Strongly Recommended       The Zonta Christmas Dinner Meeting will be held in the La Petite Auberge Restaurant in a Private Room PLACE: La Petite Auberge Restaurant (Private Room) 116 Lexington Avenue (Between 27th and 28th STS) Telephone- 212-689-5003 Time: 6:00PM Thursday December 13, 2007 Bring Raffle Stubs filled out Bring items to be raffled Bring stuffed Animals for Children at BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL Please RSVP (let me know if you are coming ) Frances Bauer     On-going service project: Collection of cell phones to assist service men and women. The US State Department has an agreement to convert used cell phones into calling cards for those persons serving overseas.  Donate them at any program meeting.   Visit the Newsletter Page!

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