Sutter Creek Services: Associations
Henry Clay Masonic Lodge #95 F&AM
Art Long, 2014 Master
P.O. Box 328
45 Main Street
Sutter Creek, CA 98585
209-257-1003
arlisslong@comcast.net
Henry Clay Masonic Lodge was chartered on November 14, 1855 and has occupied 45 Main St. in Sutter Creek since June 24, 1867. We are part of the world’s 1st and
largest fraternal organization. We are committed to make a difference through community service, volunteerism, and charity.
Native Sons of the Golden West – Amador Parlor 17
56 Main Street
Sutter Creek, CA 95685
209.267.5335
cell 304-5502
apartsman@sbcglobal.net
This fraternal organization meets the first Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. The organization is comprised of members born in the State of California who are dedicated to the preservation of the history of California.
Sutter Creek Lions Club
P.O. Box 71
Sutter Creek, CA 95685
www.suttercreeklions.org
Are you interested in helping others? Meeting new people? As a Sutter Creek Lion you will use your time and talents to make an impact locally. The Sutter Creek Lions Club is an organization of men and women who are actively involved in the community. Email: info@suttercreeklions.org for more information.
Sutter Creek Community Benefit Foundation
P.O. Box 24
Sutter Creek, CA 95685
info@suttercreekfoundation.org
www.suttercreekfoundation.org
The Sutter Creek Community Benefit Foundation is dedicated to the restoration, preservation and development of the community’s historic assets both now and for future generations. Sutter Creek Community Benefit Foundation was founded in 2012 by a group of Sutter Creek residents with deep roots in the community. We are dedicated to the restoration, preservation and development of Sutter Creek’s historic assets both now and for future generations.
SCCBF is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) Tax ID #87-1825043.
Sutter Creek Woman’s Club
Community Center, 33 Church Street
Sutter Creek, CA 95685
209.267.1372
info@scwc1909.org
https://scwc1909.org/
Established in 1909, the purpose of the club is to support social, educational, civic, and philanthropic endeavors within Amador County. On September 18, 1909, 14 woman gathered together to form an “Improvement Club” for the town of Sutter Creek. The purpose of the new club was to “improve the cemetery, schoolyard, streets, and to beautify the town in general”. Through the years, the Sutter Creek Woman’s Club purpose has expanded to include social, educational, civic, and philanthropic endeavors within Amador County.
The Sutter Creek Woman’s Club holds meetings and many events at The Sutter Creek Community Club Building at 33 Church St., just off Main Street (next door to the park) on the first Wednesday of each month, September through May. Lunch is served at noon, and is typically followed by a speaker and business meeting at a local restaurant or the Sutter Creek Community Club Building.
For more information, please contact our President: Deedie Calmes.
Rotary Club of Jackson
PO Box 1117
Jackson CA 95642
www.jackson-rotary.net
Rotary Club of Jackson is a long-standing community service organization that provides philanthropic support to a variety of causes.Among organizations and events it sponsors are the Bowl-A-Thon, Mother’s Day Brunch and scholarships for high school students.
For more information, please contact: Art Long, 209-217-6002, arlisslong@comcast.net