A member of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs (NJSFWC) and the General Federation of Women's Clubs (GFWC), the Women's Club of Belvidere is one of the largest nondenominational, nonpartisan, volunteer service organizations for women in New Jersey. Club members include women of all ages from 18 on up. Members are businesswomen, homemakers, teachers, nurses, students, and retirees.

The Women's Club is very proud to celebrate their 75th anniversary this year. The first meeting was held on January 2, 1930 at the Belvidere Hotel. The goals, then and now, are represented by its projects. These have included food and clothes collections for the needy, particularly during the Depression, scholarships for scouts, and challenged individuals. The Club also supported servicemen during war times, contributed to local hospitals, ambulance corps, fire departments, the Red Cross, town improvements, the Belvidere Pool, and scholarships. They helped spearhead the drive to purchase a 'Jaws of Life," and a defibrillator for the local police, supported local crisis centers, Meals on Wheels, and nursing homes.

More far reaching projects included the refurbishing of the Statue of Liberty, Operation Smile (which provides free corrective surgery to children in the US and other countries,) and sending needed items to areas of conflict or disaster.