The North End Mothers’ Club, founded in 1911, is a group of women from throughout Evanston who are interested in supporting Evanston’s children. Our purpose is to promote and advance EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE, CIVIC, HEALTH and WELFARE activities in Evanston and support and assist organizations dedicated to these purposes. The Club’s primary charitable focus is on providing three scholarships to seniors graduating from Evanston Township High School, The NEMC Senior Girl’s Award, the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Scholarship and the Joanne Murphy Trautwein Music Award, and on donating money to local youth-oriented organizations.

The primary fund raiser for the Club is the Fortnightly dance class open to all Evanston 6th and 7th graders. Running continuously since 1917, Fortnightly introduces students to social dance and etiquette.

Contact the North End Mothers' Club at nemclub.il@gmail.com

Come Join Us!

North End Mothers' Club welcomes members from the four corners of Evanston. CLICK HERE to learn more about how to join our organization.

Community

Money raised from our benefit events held throughout the year is used to support Evanston organizations that focus primarily on the young people in our community...

Fortnightly

The Fortnightly program, our primary fundraising activity, offers dance lessons to middle school students. Both traditional and contemporary dance steps are taught, as well as related social skills, etiquette...

History

The North End Mothers’ Club traces its history back to the Spring of 1911 when a group of women interested in children and youth met to plan the organization...

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