Find Your Circle: Make Connections and Make a Difference with a Local Women’s Club
If you’re interested in meeting other women, learning something, having fun, and giving back to the community, there’s plenty of women’s social and civic organizations in Southern Denton County that will make that possible. Most have interesting monthly meetings, small special interest groups, and ways to volunteer with and donate to local nonprofits. No matter where you are, there’s a group nearby for you.
Women of Flower Mound
WomenOfFlowerMound.org
What they’re about: Since 1975, the Women of Flower Mound have been empowering women, supporting local organizations, and uplifting the community through meaningful involvement.
What you’ll find: Discounted access to monthly meetings, early access to social groups including a weekly mahjong club, coffee club, book club, and happy hours.
Community impact: They have awarded more than $120,000 in scholarships to local high school seniors since 2018 and participate in community events such as the Flower Mound Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Ceremony.
North Texas Women’s Club
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What they’re about: North Texas Womens Club promotes friendship, community, and inspiration for women throughout the Greater Lewisville area.
What you’ll find: Monthly meetings featuring guest speakers, along with book, hobby, and social clubs.
Community impact: Members volunteer together at CCA and support the local community through service.
Lantana Ladies League
LantanaLadiesLeague.com
What they’re about: The Lantana Ladies League brings women together to volunteer, support the community, and have fun. Membership is open to women from Lantana and surrounding communities.
What you’ll find: Regular meetings and 20 special interest groups (SIGs) covering a wide variety of interests.
Community impact: Members raise funds for local nonprofits and scholarships throughout the year.
Denton Benefit League
DentonBenefitLeague.org
What they’re about: Founded in 1973, the DBL is dedicated to improving the quality of life in Denton and surrounding communities by raising funds, volunteering, and developing women leaders.
What you’ll find: More than 200 members working together through annual events, publications, and volunteer opportunities.
Community impact: Members have contributed more than one million volunteer hours, and in 2024-25 raised more than $158,000 for 37 local nonprofits. Proceeds from annual events such as the Charity Ball are returned to the community.
Double Oak Women’s Club
DoubleOakWomensClub.com
What they’re about: The Double Oak Women’s Club encourages friendship, fellowship, education, and neighborly connections while creating a caring environment for members and their families.
What you’ll find: Monthly meetings from September through May, plus book clubs, bunco, bridge, lunch bunch, morning coffee, gardening, and other social activities that evolve with member interests.
Community impact: Members support charitable projects that benefit the Town of Double Oak.
Women of Argyle
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What they’re about: Founded in 2025, Women of Argyle is rooted in community, connection, and purpose — to celebrate and empower women to grow, give, and thrive together.
What you’ll find: Monthly meetings, small groups from Book Club Babes to Mahjong Mavens, and opportunities to connect with other local women.
Community impact: The organization raises funds for scholarships benefiting graduating seniors, young entrepreneurs, and other local initiatives.
Highland Village Women’s Club
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What they’re about: For more than 55 years, the Highland Village Women’s Club has promoted civic pride, philanthropy, and friendship among women throughout Denton County.
What you’ll find: Monthly dinner meetings at local restaurants and ways to connect with women from a variety of backgrounds.
Community impact: Annual fundraisers, including a Christmas Dinner silent auction, benefit local nonprofits, schools,
and scholarships.
Castle Hills Woman’s Club
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What they’re about: Open to women residing in Castle Hills and women business owners, the Castle Hills Woman’s Club fosters fellowship while encouraging civic involvement and charitable service.
What you’ll find: Monthly meetings from September through May, informative programs, and special events including a Membership Party, Holiday Party, and Past President’s Luncheon.
Community impact: Members volunteer throughout the year and participate in numerous city and community events, including the tree lighting ceremony, employee ice cream social, school book fairs, ribbon cuttings, and Fiesta Castle Hills.
Robson Ranch Women’s Club
RRWomensClub.org
What they’re about: Since 2002, the Robson Ranch Women’s Club has brought neighbors together with friendship, social activities, and community involvement.
What you’ll find: Monthly luncheons, programs, and opportunities to socialize.
Community impact: The club supports Denton-area charities through donations and fundraising events.
