Our March meeting will be on March 14, 2019 at 6pm, held in the barn at the Greenbank Farm (765 Wonn Rd, Greenbank, WA 98253). Program begins at 6:30pm and will feature Michael Weeks and Emily Harding Hill, the owners of the new Callen's Restaurant at the Keystone ferry landing in Coupeville talking about their business. They remodeled and opened last summer and are already a popular meeting/dining location.  

All residents of Greenbank, Washington, friends, and the general public are warmly invited to attend. Our meetings always include a potluck dinner, please bring a dish to share if you can as well as your own plate, silverware, and cutlery. Questions? Contact greenbankclubhouse@gmail.com.

We will be meeting on Thursday, February 14th at 6:00 PM at the Greenbank Farm in the Barn. This meeting is a very important one because there are 4 items on the agenda that will require a vote by the membership. These items will deal with the contract for the repairs of the clubhouse, the kind of roof, the kitchen cabinets and the floor. We need to approve the contract immediately so that the contractor can get started. There has been some discussion as to whether we should keep our historic style with our beautiful wooden floors, the same style of roof and the cabinets in the kitchen. We need your vote on each item which will determine how we proceed. 

Dues are currently due for 2019 and since we need money to pay for rental of the Barn for our meetings and regular operating costs please come ready to pay $15 per person if you have not already given your money to Karen Rohrer, Treasurer.

This will be our regular potluck with social time at 6 PM and dinner starting at 6:30 PM. Please bring a food item to share for the potluck. Since we do not have access to the kitchen please bring your own dishes and utensils and a sack to take your used dishes, bottles, cups and glasses home with you. 

The program for the evening will be a short history of Valentines Day and a baby shower for Sam and Caitlin Stanton. f you are so inclined, please bring either a baby boy gift or a frozen food dish for their use. Please include a card with your name on your gift to them. This is not a surprise shower.

We look forward to seeing as many of our members as possible for this very important meeting.

We will be meeting on Thursday, February 14th at 6:00 PM at the Greenbank Farm in the Barn. This meeting is a very important one because there are 4 items on the agenda that will require a vote by the membership. These items will deal with the contract for the repairs of the clubhouse, the kind of roof, the kitchen cabinets and the floor. We need to approve the contract immediately so that the contractor can get started. There has been some discussion as to whether we should keep our historic style with our beautiful wooden floors, the same style of roof and the cabinets in the kitchen. We need your vote on each item which will determine how we proceed. 

Dues are currently due for 2019 and since we need money to pay for rental of the Barn for our meetings and regular operating costs please come ready to pay $15 per person if you have not already given your money to Karen Rohrer, Treasurer.

This will be our regular potluck with social time at 6 PM and dinner starting at 6:30 PM. Please bring a food item to share for the potluck. Since we do not have access to the kitchen please bring your own dishes and utensils and a sack to take your used dishes, bottles, cups and glasses home with you. 

The program for the evening will be a short history of Valentines Day and a baby shower for Sam and Caitlin Stanton. f you are so inclined, please bring either a baby boy gift or a frozen food dish for their use. Please include a card with your name on your gift to them. This is not a surprise shower.

We look forward to seeing as many of our members as possible for this very important meeting.

For news coverage, please see the Whidbey News-Times article by clicking here. On December 20, 2018, a winter wind storm knocked down a tree adjacent to the clubhouse, damaging a large portion of the building. The Progressive Club and our leadership are working with our insurance company to restore the building in-kind as soon as possible. We appreciate the goodwill of the Greenbank and larger Island community.

Though we are keeping the restoration to replacement in-kind of what was damaged, we are looking at a large number of expenses outside our planned 2019 budget. If you care to give to the restoration effort, please consider mailing a donation to:

Greenbank Progressive Club
Attn: Treasurer Karen Rohrer
PO Box 52
Greenbank, WA 98253

As a nonprofit organization, your donation is tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by Washington state law. Thank you for considering helping!

For news coverage, please see the Whidbey News-Times article by clicking here. On December 20, 2018, a winter wind storm knocked down a tree adjacent to the clubhouse, damaging a large portion of the building. The Progressive Club and our leadership are working with our insurance company to restore the building in-kind as soon as possible. We appreciate the goodwill of the Greenbank and larger Island community.

Though we are keeping the restoration to replacement in-kind of what was damaged, we are looking at a large number of expenses outside our planned 2019 budget. If you care to give to the restoration effort, please consider mailing a donation to:

Greenbank Progressive Club
Attn: Treasurer Karen Rohrer
PO Box 52
Greenbank, WA 98253

As a nonprofit organization, your donation is tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by Washington state law. Thank you for considering helping!