About Zonta
Brampton – Caledon
The Zonta Club of Brampton and Caledon was chartered in November 1974 continues to provide service to our community. The rewards of membership in Zonta International and the Zonta Club of Brampton–Caledon are far reaching: Service, Networking and Fellowship, Diversity, Leadership, Advancement of Women, Education, International Interaction and Travel.
We believe in making the world a better place by empowering women.
We make a difference in the lives of women and girls in Brampton, Caledon and around the globe
We are proud to be a part of Zonta International, a global organization of over 28,000 men and women in 62 countries. Zonta celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2019.
We provide service, advocacy and scholarship opportunities for women and girls
We provide the opportunity to network, build leadership and mentoring skills
We find joy in doing this in a supportive community of like-minded professionals from diverse countries and cultures.
We meet monthly (currently on Zoom) and would be very pleased to have you join us.
Our Programs
The Zonta Club of Brampton-Caledon has been very active in the sponsoring and organizing of Z Clubs in local high schools with a high rate of success. With the goal of preparing our youth to become future leaders through service, Z clubbers have the opportunity
Our News and Events
We shall not rest until women’s rights are recognized as human rights. See the actions our members and partners are taking to achieve our mission.
Global Initiatives
Let Us Learn Madagascar
Funding: US$500,000 to UNICEF USA
Global Programme to End Child Marriage in 12 countries
Adolescent Girls' Health and Protection in Peru
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Funding: US$1,000,000 to UNICEF USA Goal: Improve the capacity of services to respond to the health needs of adolescents—especially girls— in a timely manner and prevent violence in schools in the regions of Huancavelica and Ucayali.
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Get Involved
Are you ready to join the thousands of Zonta members and partners worldwide who are currently making sustainable differences to benefit women and girls?
