To promote the betterment of our community, the Chatsworth Women's Club sponsors events and raise funds to assist a variety of causes that include the following:
| Rancho San Antonio Boys Club |
| National Disaster Search Dog Foundation |
| SOLID Devonshire Police Dept. |
| Los Angeles Fire Department Station 96 |
| Volunteers Cleaning Communities |
| Chatsworth Historical Society |
| Hope of the Valley (Rescue Mission) Alex Trebek Center |
| Operation Gratitude (Military support for troops) |
| Gary Sinise Foundation (Military, First responders, those in need) |
| San Fernando Rescue Mission |
| Friends of the Chatsworth Library (donations of books and time) |
| Foundation for the Preservation of the Santa Susana Mountains (hike leading, educational programs for the community and schools) |
| West Valley Animal Center - (donations of food, blankets or hours) |
| HOBY - Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Foundation |
| Pennies for Pines - to help replant burned out areas |
| Tiny Homes Villages ( Women's Club District Project) |
| Football Raffle tickets (District fundraiser) |
Educational Scholarship to local graduating seniors |
In addition, our club supports activities to support our servicemen and our veterans. Scholarships are awarded on an annual basis for local High School students. Our club accepts all donations to benefit the clubs programs and activities.
Our chapter is a member of the California Federation of Women's Clubs, Sierra-Cahuenga District #15 and also participates in philanthropic projects that support the goals of the Federation.
We were Federated in 1921, and part of the General Federation of Women's Clubs which has branches in Europe, South America, Asia, and every state in the U.S.A. Our clubs outreach through Federation is responsible for 75% of the nation's libraries and we have been instrumental in the passage of conservation issues, as well as child labor laws.
Early Women’s Clubs all over the United States raised the matching money to build local Carnegie libraries. Our Chatsworth Women's Club actively supported the creation of the Santa Susana State Historic Park and continues to support the volunteers who provide hikes and programs to educate the community.