Today, we're diving into the heart of the Kentucky Extension Homemakers Association, a vibrant volunteer organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in our communities through education, leadership, and service. Join me, Michelle, and my co-host Katie, as we sit down with Diana and Connie from the Grant County Homemakers. We're unpacking what it truly means to be a homemaker in today's world, and the exciting initiatives that are shaping the future of this organization. From community engagement projects to educational opportunities, we'll explore how anyone—yes, even you—can get involved and benefit from the wealth of resources available. So grab a cup of coffee and let's get into it!

Takeaways:

• The Kentucky Extension Homemakers Association plays a vital role in enhancing community life through education and service.
• Diana and Connie shared how their involvement with the Homemakers Association has been life-changing, particularly in community engagement.
• The organization offers various programs and events that cater to different interests, including cooking, crafting, and volunteer activities.
• Membership is open to everyone, regardless of gender, and there are opportunities to participate in various clubs and initiatives.
• The upcoming community market and special events, like the Shopper Showcase, highlight local crafts and promote community spirit.
• Diana’s personal story of surviving ovarian cancer emphasizes the importance of the association's health screenings and its impact on women's health.

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Kentucky Extension Homemakers Association
• KEHA
• Grant County Homemakers Association
• Dry Ridge Homemakers
• Flat Creek Elliston Club
• After Hours Club
• Lunch and Learn Club
• Homemaker Council
• Boone County
• Chamber Breakfast
• Nothing Bundt Cakes
• University of Kentucky

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