The final stages of the restoration project at the Dallas Women’s Club is coming up, and they are seeking some help from local individuals and businesses to help ensure the downtown Dallas multi-use clubhouse is redone just right for future generations to enjoy.

The clubhouse built in 1921 has graced the corner in downtown Dallas for more than a century, and over the past months the project to preserve its historic essence and also modernize facilities within has been underway.

Help is still needed for some of the purchases of materials and work for the project including exterior signage, concrete work, personalized bricks to make, gutter guards, landscaping around the building and removal of an iron bench and repairs to make.

The interior also needs some help: a new refrigerator with a top freezer is sought, some form of reclaimed or hardwood flooring for within, a 6-foot square glass wall display unit they wish to hang, shutters or shades for the windows, seating and repairing or restoring the vintage library desk that has been a staple of the clubhouse for generations.

Organizations or individuals who can lend a hand are asked to please reach out to the Dallas Women’s Club at deblanddwc30@gmail.com and dwc1921project@gmail.com, or call the number on the flyer above.