Zonta Club

[zon-tuh]

noun

1. one of an organization of service clubs composed of business and professional women, founded in 1919, and a member chapter of a worldwide organization Zonta International dedicated to promoting world peace and fellowship.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Zonta Club¹

From the Lakhota word zǫta honest, trustworthy

Example Sentences

Suffrage leaders additionally founded the Zonta Club of Erie in 1919 to support, empower and advocate for women.

From Washington Times

The Zonta Club of Pittsburgh has teamed with Alcoa to be part of a global push to equip poor women with life-saving birthing kits.

From Washington Times

The Zonta Club of Pittsburgh and Alcoa - with help from Rotary Club of Pittsburgh, Global Links and community volunteers - has donated more than 6,000 birthing kits to K-MET.

From Washington Times