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The many Newcomers Interest Groups cover a wide range of activities and are a terrific way to get to know other members while sharing what we have in common. At the upcoming luncheon on September 7, members will have a great opportunity to meet the leaders and participants of the various interest groups and sign […]

Some of our GVNC Interest Group Leaders are volunteers who also organize a specific group. Nancy Descheemaeker is one of those fabulous leaders. She organizes, and many times leads, a variety of Book Clubs for reading and discussion gatherings. Nancy excels at making sure that each group is aware of future books and group meeting

The Gallatin Valley Newcomers Club, a philanthropic organization, annually undertakes a fundraising campaign, with the proceeds benefiting a local nonprofit chosen in the July vote of the membership. This year we will be raising money for the Meals-On-Wheels Gallatin County program run by the Bozeman Senior Center. Raffle Ticket sales kick off at the September

We have another great Newcomers volunteer to share with our members. Susan Westphal is in the GVNC line dancing group called “The Rebels.” She assists Esther Leutwyler, our leader, by dancing in the back so dancers can follow her when they cannot see Esther. She is also Esther’s trusted sidekick to help plan events for

This July, GVNC members will have an opportunity to vote for one of the eleven nonprofit organizations that applied for a grant from Gallatin Valley Newcomers Club. Please vote between July 9 – 15 for one nonprofit organization to receive the grant. Information on how to vote is in the July 9 email to members.

Member volunteers are essential to Newcomers. They keep all aspects of the organization running, making it possible for members to participate in our many ongoing activities. And they help each other out. Betsy Roberts is a great example of that kind of GVNC volunteer. She recently stepped up to help the Canasta Interest Group when