CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB

Financials

From the e-filed returns the IRS publishes as XML (latest three processing years; amended returns replace the original). PDF copies at the IRS.

Officers, directors and key employees

As listed on the 990 for the year ended May 31, 2025, highest compensation first.

Address and contacts

Address (IRS master file)

330 LAFAYETTE AVE, CINCINNATI, OH 45220-1123

Principal officer (990 for 2024)

SUSAN DEYE, 330 LAFAYETTE AVENUE, CINCINNATI, OH 45220

Signed the 990

SUSAN DEYE, PRESIDENT

Phone

(513) 559-6101

Website

WWW.CINCINNATIWOMANSCLUB.COM

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Mission

THE CINCINNATI WOMAN'S CLUB (THE CLUB) MISSION AND PURPOSE IS TO CREATE AN ORGANIZED CENTER OF THOUGHT AND ACTION AMONG WOMEN FOR THE PROMOTION OF CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, LITERARY, SOCIAL AND ARTISTIC GROWTH, AND WHATEVER RELATES TO THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CITY. THE CLUB ACCOMPLISHES ITS MISSION THROUGH THREE MAIN PROGRAMS: EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIP AND COMMUNITY IMPACT.

Program accomplishments

• EDUCATION:EDUCATION IS A GOAL OF CWC. THERE ARE 32 GROUPS PROVIDING PROGRAMS FOR THE MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS. GROUPS THAT HAVE A FORMAL PRESENTATION, LECTURE, OR SPEAKER ARE CALLED PROGRAMS. THEY INCLUDE ANTIQUES, ART, BUSINESS & FINANCE, CIVICS, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION, DRAMA, GARDEN, GOURMET, GREEK, HISTORY, LUNCH-N-LEARN, MUSIC, SCIENCE, SUMMER PROGRAMS, TECHNOLOGY, TRAVEL, AND WOMEN'S HEALTH & WELLNESS. THE GROUPS, WHERE MEMBERS PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM, ARE CALLED CLASSES. CLASSES INCLUDE ARTS & CRAFTS, BIBLICAL LITERATURE, BOOK DISCUSSION, CHORAL, CREATIVE WRITERS, DRAWING, GREAT BOOKS, MAH JONGG, NEEDLEWORK, PAINTING, PHOTOGRAPHY, PLAYERS, TAI CHI, AND YOGA. EDUCATIONAL GROUPS OFFER MORE THAN 450 OPPORTUNITIES PER YEAR. CHAIRPERSONS PLAN PROGRAMS AND OBTAIN SPEAKERS/INSTRUCTORS. EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ARE OPEN TO ALL CWC MEMBERS.
  Expenses $1,598,188 · revenue $683,184
• COMMUNITY IMPACTIN KEEPING WITH OUR MISSION ESTABLISHED MORE THAN 125 YEARS AGO, THE CWC UNDERTAKES MANY PHILANTHROPIC PROJECTS EACH YEAR. MEMBERS' GENEROUS DONATIONS AND SUPPORT OF SERVICE PROJECTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS HAVE CONTINUED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY. THE COMMUNITY IMPACT ENDOWMENT FUND PROVIDED FUNDING FOR SERVICE PROJECTS, COLLECTION/RECYCLING PROJECTS, HANDICRAFT PROJECTS, AND GIFT RESEARCH GRANTS. WE ARE GRATEFUL TO THE COUNTLESS MEMBERS WHO GRACIOUSLY CONTRIBUTED THEIR TIME AND TALENT TO MAKE ALL THESE ACTIVITIES POSSIBLE. WE ARE ALSO GRATEFUL TO THE 171 MEMBERS WHOSE GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS ADDED $44,765 TO THE FUND THIS YEAR.SERVICE PROJECTSBLANKET PROJECT: CWC DONATED 300 MEMBER-MADE BLANKETS TO EIGHT ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORTING HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS, VETERANS, OLDER ADULTS, CHILDREN IN CRISIS, AND FAMILIES IN CINCINNATI AND NORTHERN KENTUCKY. PARTICIPATING AGENCIES INCLUDE JOSEPH HOUSE, MARY MAGDALEN HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY CENTER, THE SALVATION ARMY, EPISCOPAL RETIREMENT CENTER, LIGHTHOUSE YOUTH SERVICES, SANTA MARIA COMMUNITY SERVICES, AND WELCOME HOME. CENTER FOR RESPITE CARE: IS THE ONLY AGENCY IN SW OHIO PROVIDING ROUND-THE-CLOCK MEDICAL AND NURSING CARE TO HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE ILL OR INJURED. BEYOND HEALTHCARE, THE CENTER ALSO OFFERS FOOD, CLOTHING, AND LIFE SKILLS TO HELP RESIDENTS TRANSITION TO INDEPENDENT LIVING. CWC MEMBERS PREPARED AND PACKAGED 128 MEALS. THEY ALSO PROVIDED 96 APPETIZERS, 96 COOKIES, AND 16 LBS. COOKED CHICKEN.FERNSIDE CENTER FOR GRIEVING CHILDREN/WELCOME HOUSE: CWC MEMBERS ASSEMBLED 60 JARS OF COOKIE MIX AND 60 JARS OF SOUP MIX FOR THESE AGENCIES. FERNSIDE DISTRIBUTED THE COOKIE MIX TO CHILDREN IN GRIEF COUNSELING, PROVIDING A COMFORTING ACTIVITY TO SHARE WITH A SIGNIFICANT ADULT. WELCOME HOUSE RECEIVED SOUP MIX PACKAGED WITH ADDITIONAL INGREDIENTS, CRACKERS, AND A NOTE OF ENCOURAGEMENT. WELCOME HOUSE SUPPORTS THE COMMUNITY THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT ADDRESS THE VARIETY OF NEEDS OF THOSE LIVING IN POVERTY OR ON THE VERGE OF HOMELESSNESS.MECUM HOUSE AND LIGHTHOUSE YOUTH: LIGHTHOUSE PROVIDES FREE SUPPORT AND SHELTER FOR YOUTH IN CRISIS, AND MECUM HOUSE OFFERS A HAVEN FOR AGES 1017 FACING ABUSE, NEGLECT, OR UNSAFE HOME ENVIRONMENTS, CARED FOR BY A PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED STAFF. CLUB MEMBERS PREPARED NINE MEALS (96 SERVINGS) FOR 25 YOUTH. CWC MAINTAINS A STRONG RELATIONSHIP WITH MECUM HOUSE THROUGH COOKING CAN DOS AND THE ANNUAL TOY INITIATIVE, AND THE STAFF DEEPLY APPRECIATES THIS ONGOING SUPPORT.OFF THE STREETS: PROVIDES CASE MANAGEMENT FOR WOMEN RECOVERING FROM SEX TRAFFICKING, ADDICTION, AND ABUSE. THE ORGANIZATION HAS SPENT NEARLY 200 YEARS EMPOWERING WOMEN TO BREAK CYCLES OF POVERTY, ADDICTION, AND TRAFFICKING THROUGH HOUSING, EDUCATION, AND RECOVERY (HER). RESIDENTS ALSO RECEIVE HEALTHCARE AND JOB SKILLS TRAINING TO SUPPORT THEIR REINTEGRATION INTO THE COMMUNITY. CWC VOLUNTEERS SERVED DINNER TO 25 RESIDENTS AND STAFF, SHARING CONVERSATION AND COMPANIONSHIP. EXTRA FOOD WAS PROVIDED FOR ANOTHER MEAL. OFF THE STREETS EXPRESSED HEARTFELT GRATITUDE AND SENT A NOTE ACKNOWLEDGING THE CLUB'S TIME AND SUPPORT IN HELPING THESE WOMEN REBUILD THEIR LIVES.OYLER SCHOOL LITERACY KITS: A CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOL IN LOWER PRICE HILL, IS A VITAL LEARNING CENTER FOR ITS LOW-INCOME COMMUNITY. CWC MEMBERS ASSEMBLED PERSONALIZED LITERACY KITS FOR 77 SCHOOL CHILDREN EACH LABELED WITH THE STUDENT'S NAME. THE KITS INCLUDED BOOKS, ACTIVITY BOOKS, AND FLASHCARDS TO ENCOURAGE READING, ALONG WITH PLAYFUL ITEMS LIKE COLORING BOOKS, CRAYONS, MODELING CLAY, GLOW BALLS, A VELCRO TOSS GAME, AND PLAYING CARDS. THE STUDENTS AND THEIR TEACHERS EXPRESSED HEARTFELT APPRECIATION WITH SMILES, THANKS, AND HUGS.PROJECT CARE YELLOW RIBBON CENTER: CWC MEMBERS GATHERED TO FILL 40 BOXES WITH REQUESTED ITEMS AND WRITE NOTES FOR OUR SERVICE MEMBERS WORLDWIDE. THE CARE PACKAGES INCLUDED CANNED GOODS, BOOKS, TOILETRIES, GAMES, SNACKS, SOCKS, AND HEALTH AIDS. THE YELLOW RIBBON CENTER WAS ESTABLISHED BY KEITH MAUPIN TO HONOR HIS SON MATT, WHO DIED IN IRAQ IN 2004. WE SHOW OUR SUPPORT AND APPRECIATION FOR MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN THROUGH A BIT OF HOME COMFORT. SUPPORT FOR SUMMER CAMP READING PROGRAM: CLUB MEMBERS ASSEMBLED READING KITS TO SUPPORT THESE FREE CAMPS PROVIDE LITERACY RESOURCES TO QUALIFYING FAMILIES. THE CAMPS ARE VITAL IN KEEPING STUDENTS ENGAGED AND PROGRESSING DURING SUMMER, ESPECIALLY THOSE STRUGGLING WITH READING PROFICIENCY. THANKS TO THE CWC VOLUNTEERS WHO PREPARED 50 KITS WITH BOOKS, LEARNING MATERIALS, AND ENCOURAGING NOTES TO INSPIRE YOUNG READERS. THE VICTORIAN AT RIVERSIDE: CWC MEMBERS WORKED TO BRING JOY TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE VICTORIAN AT RIVERSIDE. MEMBERS CRAFTED 32 SPRING-THEMED WREATHS AND FILLED GIFT BAGS WITH ESSENTIALS AND TREATS, WHICH WERE DELIVERED THE NEXT DAY, RECEIVING WARM SMILES FROM RESIDENTS WHO LOVED THEIR GIFTS AND VIBRANT DOOR DECORATIONS. THE VICTORIAN AT RIVERSIDE, A NON-PROFIT SENIOR CARE HOME FOUNDED IN 1886, CONTINUES ITS MISSION OF SUPPORTING ELDERLY WOMEN IN THE REGION.ARTS AND CRAFTS CHARITY PROJECT: THIS GROUP CREATED 50 FLEECE BLANKETS AND 60 INFANT BEANIES, WHICH WERE DONATED TO THE ST. ELIZABETH PEDIATRIC CENTER IN FLORENCE, KENTUCKY. SEVENTY-FIVE CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS WERE FILLED FOR CHILDREN AT CINCINNATI URBAN PROMISE, A NON-PROFIT THAT SUPPORTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG CHILDREN IN LOW-INCOME NEIGHBORHOODS.CLARA GATES IRVING MEMORIAL KNITTERS: THE CWC KNITTING GROUP CREATED 97 CHILDREN'S SWEATERS. KITS WITH YARN AND INSTRUCTIONS WERE MADE AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS FOR KNITTING. THEY WERE DELIVERED IN DECEMBER TO FIRST STEP HOME, SALVATION ARMY NURSERY SCHOOL, YMCA CHRIST CHILD DAY NURSERY, AND BETHANY HOUSE. SALVATION ARMY DRESS-A-DOLL AND BEAR PROJECT: CWC MEMBERS DEDICATED 738 HOURS DRESSING 84 DOLLS AND 17 BEARS, CRAFTING 5 DOLL QUILTS, AND SEWING 101 EXTRA OUTFITS. THE BEAUTIFULLY DRESSED DOLLS AND BEARS WERE DELIVERED TO THE SALVATION ARMY FOR CHRISTMAS DISTRIBUTION. COLLECTION/RECYCLE PROJECTSCOLLECTIONS OF NEEDED ITEMS ARE JUST ONE OF THE WAYS OUR CLUB SUPPORTS ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS IN OUR LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND BEYOND. PULL TABS COLLECTION: CINCINNATI'S RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE PROVIDES A "HOME AWAY FROM HOME" FOR FAMILIES USING THE SERVICES OF CINCINNATI CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER. THE AGENCY COLLECTS ALUMINUM PULL TABS AND SELLS THEM TO SCRAP METAL DEALERS, GENERATING FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES OF RMHC. THIS YEAR, THE CWC COLLECTED 17.5 POUNDS OF PULL TABS.EYEGLASS COLLECTION: CWC'S CLOAKROOM FEATURES A BASKET FOR UNWANTED EYEGLASSES. MEMBERS ENSURE THEY REACH AN OPTOMETRIST'S OFFICE, WHERE THEY ARE SENT TO THE LIONS CLUB. THIS ORGANIZATION DISTRIBUTES GLASSES WITH PROPER VISION CORRECTION TO PEOPLE IN NEED WORLDWIDE.HOLIDAY TOY COLLECTION: CWC HELPED BRIGHTEN THE LIVES OF LOCAL CHILDREN BY DONATING TOYS TO LIGHTHOUSE YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES, AN ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO PROVIDING HOPE AND HEALING FOR AT-RISK YOUTH IN CINCINNATI. CLUB MEMBERS CONTRIBUTED 187 NEW, UNWRAPPED TOYS, CULMINATING IN A HEARTFELT DONATION AT THE EVENT. GIFT SLEIGH HOLIDAY SOCKS AND MITTEN DRIVE: CWC MEMBERS CELEBRATED A SUCCESSFUL COLLECTION, OVERFLOWING WITH 375 DONATED ITEMS, INCLUDING SOCKS, UNDERWEAR, HATS, GLOVES, AND SCARVES. PARTNERING WITH INTERFAITH PARISH MINISTRIESSERVING IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES SINCE 1964THE PROJECT HELPED REACH THOSE IN NEED ACROSS 30 ZIP CODES.GIFT RESEARCH GRANTSTHIS PROGRAM ENABLES CWC MEMBERS TO SUPPORT NON-PROFIT 501(C)(3) AGENCIES SERVING GREATER CINCINNATI AND NORTHERN KENTUCKY. DESIGNED TO FOSTER MEANINGFUL COMMUNITY IMPACT, THE GRANTS AID IN EXPANDING OR SUSTAINING VITAL SERVICES. THE TOTAL FUNDS ALLOCATED WERE $65,000 DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS:WESLEY CHAPEL MISSION CENTER-$13,000; FIRST STEP HOME-$9,750; CAMP BUILD YOUR OWN COMPUTER-$7,042;CINCINNATI COMPUTER REUSE-$7,042; HOPE'S CLOSET-$7,042; OAK HILLS ALUMNI AND EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION-$7,042; SEW VALLEY-$7,042; AND WELCOME HOME COLLABORATIVE-$7,042.
  Expenses $102,113 · grants $102,113
• SCHOLARSHIPTHE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND ENABLES CWC MEMBERS TO ADVANCE OUR MISSION OF PHILANTHROPY AND EDUCATION BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO COLLEGE STUDENTS FOR 96 YEARS. WE DEEPLY APPRECIATE THE 207 GENEROUS MEMBERS WHO CONTRIBUTED $46,510 THIS YEAR ALL FUNDS GOING DIRECTLY TOWARD SCHOLARSHIPS, ENSURING CONTINUED SUPPORT FOR ASPIRING STUDENTS.SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: CWC AWARDED PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO 20 STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, TWO FROM MT. ST. JOSEPH, ONE FROM NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY, AND TWO FROM THE ART ACADEMY OF CINCINNATI. WITH MANY CWC MEMBERS ENJOYING THE OPPORTUNITY TO MENTOR THESE SCHOLARS. MANY ARE ADVANCING IN NURSING AND MEDICAL SCIENCES, PHYSICAL THERAPY AND PSYCHOLOGY. OTHERS REPRESENT FIELDS SUCH AS ENGINEERING, EDUCATION, POLITICAL SCIENCE, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND THE ARTS.
  Expenses $85,000 · grants $85,000

What it must file and when

IRS records say it files Form 990 or 990-EZ. Based on its last return; a smaller organization may file the 990-N. Its accounting year ends in May, so each return is due on the 15th day of the 5th month after that.

IRS record

EIN

31-0537139

Tax-exempt status

501(c)(3): Charitable, religious, educational or scientific organization

Foundation status

Publicly supported organization (509(a)(2))

Donations deductible (Pub 78)

Public charity, 50% deduction limit

Exempt since

1947

Accounting year ends

May

Files

Form 990 or 990-EZ

Category (NTEE)

Community improvement and capacity building (S810)

Assets (IRS master file)

$27,723,752

Income (IRS master file)

$11,560,056

Filing history

990-N: the IRS bulk file holds only the latest e-Postcard per organization; earlier years come from archived copies of that file since 2020 and can have gaps (the IRS e-Postcard search lists every one). 990, 990-EZ, 990-PF, 990-T: every e-filed return in the IRS e-file index since 2019; XML for the latest three processing years, amounts from the IRS Statistics of Income extracts before that. PDF copies and determination letters at the IRS (search EIN 31-0537139).

Questions about CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB

What is the EIN of CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB?

The employer identification number (EIN) of CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB is 31-0537139.

Is CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB tax-exempt?

Yes. The IRS lists it as tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) since 1947.

Are donations to CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB tax-deductible?

Yes. It is listed in IRS Publication 78 (Public charity, 50% deduction limit).

Which annual return does CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB file?

Form 990 or 990-EZ. Based on its last return; a smaller organization may file the 990-N.

When is the next return of CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB due?

The return for tax year 2025 (the year ending May 31, 2026) is due October 15, 2026. Form 8868 extends it by six months; the 990-N cannot be extended.

When did CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB last file with the IRS?

The latest return in the IRS public files is the 990 for the year ended May 2025.

Who is the principal officer of CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB?

The 990 for the year ended May 31, 2025 names SUSAN DEYE.

Who are the officers and directors of CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB?

The 990 for the year ended May 31, 2025 lists 22 people; 3 received compensation from the organization, the highest $141,537 (BRYAN DUQUIN, GENERAL MANAGER).

How much revenue does CINCINNATI WOMANS CLUB have?

On its 990 for the year ended May 31, 2025 it reported revenue of $4,185,623, expenses of $2,657,734 and total assets of $27,723,752 at year end.

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