Zonta Club of Greater Rizal 2 Celebrates 105th Founding Anniversary of Zonta International

November 2024 marked a historic milestone as Zonta International celebrated its 105th Founding Anniversary, a global commemoration of over a century of service, advocacy, and empowerment for women and girls. To honor this remarkable legacy, the Zonta Club of Greater Rizal 2 held a special celebration, joining Zontians worldwide in reaffirming the organization’s mission of building a better world for women.

Honoring a Century of Advocacy

Founded in 1919 in Buffalo, New York, Zonta International has grown into a global service organization with clubs in more than 60 countries. For 105 years, it has been at the forefront of advancing women’s rights, promoting education, ending violence against women, and fostering equality across all sectors of society.

The Zonta Club of Greater Rizal 2, in solidarity with the international community of Zontians, commemorated this anniversary with pride, gratitude, and a renewed commitment to carry forward Zonta’s legacy in the Philippines.

A Celebration of Service and Sisterhood

The local commemoration highlighted Zonta’s impact in the community through:

  • Reflections on past projects, particularly in women’s health, education, and advocacy

  • Acknowledgment of members and partners who continue to support the club’s mission

  • Expressions of solidarity with the global Zonta network, emphasizing that the struggle for equality remains ongoing

The celebration was not only a tribute to Zonta’s rich history but also a joyful gathering of members who share the same passion for service and empowerment.

Looking Forward with Purpose

As Zonta International embarks on its 106th year, the Zonta Club of Greater Rizal 2 reaffirms its pledge to continue uplifting women in Rizal and beyond. By sustaining service projects, community outreach, and partnerships, the club ensures that the vision of Zonta—a world where women’s rights are recognized as human rights—remains alive and stronger than ever.