The yellow rose was adopted as the Zonta Rose in 1999 to serve as the symbol of Zonta Rose Day (March 8th). Each feature of the Zonta Rose has special significance.
ROOTS signify the foundation of Zonta, our objectives, mission, and our history.
The TRUNK stands for our strength and ability to unite to advance the status of women.
BRANCHES symbolize the network and direction of many clubs in many countries, improving the lives of many women.
The LEAVES represent growth of our personal lives and the Zonta organization.
STEMS signify the links between clubs and members.
Multiple BLOOMS represent Zonta’s diversity in membership, while BUDS characterize new members to be nurtured and treasured.
The ROSE epitomizes Zonta friendship and mutual support, with the intertwined golden yellow PETALS embodying the principles of Zonta-honesty and trustworthiness.
Finally, the PERFUME is the gift to our fellow man, representing Zonta service to the local and global community.
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- Hello, my name is Lauren Whitehill and I am currently a student-athlete here at the University of Akron. I am studying to become a speech-language pathologist. When I graduate from Masters School I plan on working with adults who have speech problems due to brain injury, aphasia and dementia along with other causes of speech difficulties. I decided to become involved with the local women’s group Zonta because it involves three local communities, Akron, Barberton and Cuyahoga Falls. Being from Summit County I was very interested in an organization which involves these areas. I created this blog to help you and me to become aware of the good things our local chapter of Zonta is doing for our community!
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