Soroptimists are women of all ages, cultures and ethnic groups. Members represent a wide array of professions, including doctors, attorneys, teachers, chief executive officers, business owners and government officials. Soroptimists are leaders in their communities who believe that by joining with other women they can make the world a better place for women and girls.

What do Soroptimists do?

Soroptimist members belong to local clubs, which determine the focus of service to their communities. Soroptimists also participate in organization-wide programs that improve the lives of women and girls. More information about specific club projects can be viewed in our Community Projects section.

How do I learn more or join Soroptimist International of Gig Harbor?

Please accept our Invitation to join one of our monthly meetings to learn more about SIGH and how we are improving the lives and women and girls in our community. Our Business luncheon meetings are held on the 2nd Friday of each month.  Our informative evening Program meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of each month.  Click here for our 2009/2010 Program Meeting Schedule for upcoming topics.

If you are interested in joining SIGH, please complete the Member Application and submit to SIGH as indicated on the form.  A Soroptimist will be in contact with you soon after the form has been submitted to welcome you aboard.

What are the membership dues?

Members pay dues to their club, region and the federation. Club and region dues are set by individual clubs and regions and vary accordingly. The Member Application outlines the fees for Soroptimist International of Gig Harbor.