Your talents and generosity make the MIT Women’s League a positive force on campus. Join us in giving back to the MIT community and beyond.
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Support the MIT Women's League
Your donations help the League continue our legacy of fostering friendship and supporting women throughout the MIT community. Learn more about the funds we administer and the ways you can give.
MIT Furniture Exchange
Discover used furniture bargains and estate sale treasures at the MIT Furniture Exchange. Run by League volunteers since 1958, the FX is open to all MIT, Harvard, BU, and Suffolk affiliates. Proceeds support the Women’s League Scholarship Fund. Find out how to shop, volunteer, or donate!
English Partner Program
Join our team of dedicated English teachers and conversation partners. No teaching experience is necessary, only time and enthusiasm! Learn more about English Conversation Classes, English Partner Program, and ESL classes for MIT service employees.
Donate Clothing
Donate gently used clothing and help students with the greatest financial need and international undergrads at MIT stretch their budgets, weather their first New England winter, and ace that job interview! Learn how you can help year-round and at the annual Fall Fashion Free-for-All.
Community Craft Fair
Share your creative talents and help raise money to support women undergraduates at MIT! Artisans and craft vendors in any medium are invited to apply to our small but popular juried holiday craft fair. Read more about dates, policies, and how to apply.
Holiday Wreath Making
Did you know that the MIT Women’s League creates the huge holiday wreaths that hang above 77 Mass Ave? Volunteer wreath decorators of all ages are always needed to continue this joyful tradition. No experience necessary—just bring your holiday spirit!
Sign up for our mailing list and check our Events Calendar in the fall to find out when we’re meeting next.
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