In 1908, when Glendora was only 21 years old, a group of courageous women recognized the need for a women’s club. On April 28, 1908, a meeting was called to order at the Opera House above the First National Bank. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the formation of a women’s club, which thirty women attended. The participants agreed on two primary objectives to construction of a clubhouse and the establishment of a free library. 

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By the following year, the club had grown to 75 charter members. In 1909, the Glendora Woman’s Club was incorporated to help secure funding for the construction of their clubhouse.

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For over 100 years, the Glendora Woman’s Club has remained committed to advancing the civic, philanthropic, and educational needs of the community.