The Petoskey Zonta Club is proud to participate in Zonta Says NO to Violence Against Women, joining the global 16 Days of Activism campaign, November 25 through December 10. This important campaign raises awareness and encourages action to end gender-based violence and create safer communities for women and girls.
Starting November 25, community members are invited to pick up a Zonta Says NO Action Card at the Petoskey District Library, the NCMC library, or Grain Train Natural Foods Market, or download one here. Each card offers simple, meaningful ways to take action, spread awareness, and make a difference in our community.
Once completed, Action Cards can be dropped off at the Petoskey District Library. On December 10, the final day of the 16 Days of Activism, one lucky participant will be selected in a drawing to win a special gift basket filled with items courtesy of the Zonta Club of Petoskey.
Every action matters. Join Zonta in turning awareness into action. Together, we can say NO to violence and YES to a safer future for all!
Each year, Zonta International encourages clubs around the world to take part in the 16 Days of Activism, promoting activities that raise awareness and work toward ending violence against women. The Healing Quilt Project aligns with this global effort and reflects our local commitment to advocacy, education, and support.
Follow the Zonta Club of Petoskey on Facebook to see updates and posts throughout the campaign.
Founded in December 1971, the Zonta Club of Petoskey is celebrating its 54th anniversary this year. Our club provides annual grants to organizations that uplift and empower women and girls in our community. Zonta International includes more than 27,000 members across 64 countries, united in the mission to build a better world for women and girls.
For more information about Zonta International, visit zonta.org.