What does SIFC mean in COUNTIES

Soroptimist International of Fairfax County (SIFC) is an organization that brings together professionals and volunteers to improve the lives of women and girls in Fairfax County, Virginia. SIFC works to empower women and girls by providing them with life-enriching experiences, education, mentoring and support.

SIFC seeks to impact the community through projects such as their Adopt a Book project which donates books for children in need, their Weekend Warehouse Diversion program which provides new clothes for homeless children every weekend, their summer camp sponsorship program which helps fund summer camp fees for low-income families. They also host events such as club meetings, holiday parties and other community outreach events within the county.

Yes! SIFC offers several programs specifically designed to empower women or girls through mentoring opportunities, leadership programs such as Girls Leadership Council, internships, conferences and seminars for high school juniors interested in learning about college preparation and career pathways. As well as other grant funding opportunities for all ages within the county.

You can become a member of Soroptimist by attending one of our monthly meetings or volunteering at one of our many events or projects throughout the year. Alternatively you can make a donation or sign up to receive newsletters regarding upcoming activities. Membership is open to all residents in Fairfax county who are dedicated to helping improve the lives of women and girls in our area.

Yes! All members must be 18 years or older, demonstrate commitment both financially ( per year) as well as through active participation in club activities. Members must also adhere to criteria such as adherence to human rights principles; respect for diversity; integrity; social responsibility; environmental stewardship; personal growth/development; collaboration; accountability & transparency; continuous improvement & innovation; loyalty & philanthropy among others.