Women's Clubs & Organizations

• American Legion Auxillary No. 663
  6805 Douglas Avenue
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 278-8940
  

  The Auxiliary was organized a year after the post was established in the 1940’s. This group takes active interest in child welfare, helping the hospitalized veterans, and community service. It provides an annual college scholarship.

  Meetings are held the third Thursday, 7:00 p.m., Legion Hall. For more information, call 278-8940.

• Lioness Club of Urbandale
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-270-8503
  

  The Lioness Club of Urbandale is open for membership to anyone in the central area and they meet the 3rd Thursday of every month at the Lions Park Shelter house located on the corner of 72nd and Prairie Avenue at 7p.m.
  
  The service club donates monthly items to help various charities and collects eye glasses/hearing aids for those who need assistance. They have a brunch first Sunday in March for the Urbandale scholarship foundation and help with Lions bingo/fish pond during July 4th celebrations. Their annual Saturday holiday/bake sale in November raises funds to use for charity. The club enjoys visiting and dessert at the end of every meeting. Guests are welcome to visit and see what our club is like, so call for information.
  

  Brenda Smith is the 2011/2012 President

• March of Dimes
  2910 West Town pkwy. Suite 301
  West Des Moines, 50265
  Phone: 515-243-2244
  Fax: 515-243-9254
  Web site: www.marchofdimes.com

  We're dedicated to improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
  

• Urbandale Women's Club
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-276-2889
  

  Established in the 60's to help Urbandale women get aquainted with each other. This organization meets annually together, but they have three clubs under the organization that meet regularly. Dues are $10 per year that goes to various organizations around the community. The three clubs include a bowling league, various card groups and book club that meets at the Urbandale Library monthly. For more information contact the 2007 Chair Mariam Cline.

  Mariam Cline

Veteran's Organizations

• American Legion Auxillary No. 663
  6805 Douglas Avenue
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 278-8940
  

  The Auxiliary was organized a year after the post was established in the 1940’s. This group takes active interest in child welfare, helping the hospitalized veterans, and community service. It provides an annual college scholarship.

  Meetings are held the third Thursday, 7:00 p.m., Legion Hall. For more information, call 278-8940.

• American Legion Post No. 663
  6805 Douglas Avenue
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 278-8940
  

  This post was formed in the early 1940’s and the Legion Hall at 68th and Douglas was built shortly afterwards. The American Legion is the largest patriotic organization in the world. The Urbandale Post has performed many services for the community.

  Membership is open to all honorably discharged veterans who have served during time of war. Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at 7 pm. For general information, call 278-8940. Call and leave a message for hall rental, 681-9663.

Culture & Arts related Organizations

• Urbandale Community Adult Band
  P. O. Box 7823
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 265-0979
  Web site: home.mchsi.com/~gaash/

  The Urbandale Community Adult Band is organized for the purpose of providing an adult recreational and learning experience, and to provide entertainment to the community. We are a community band that plays concerts in the Des Moines and central Iowa area. We play music ranging from big band to marches to polkas.
  
  We have added as part of the band, a smaller group called the Urbandale Community Adult Swing Band.

  The band practices every Monday at the Westover Baptist Church at 7 pm. Contact Gary Ash for more information.

• Urbandale Community Theatre
  Urbandale,
  Phone: 360-3807
  Web site: www.urbandaletheatre.org

  The Urbandale Community Theatre has been in existence for seven years, and we have produced a musial every summer: Fiddler on the Roof, Anything Goes, Bye, Bye, Birdie, How to Succeed, Man of La Mancha, Guys and Dolls, Annie Get Your Gun, and Sweet Charity. We pride ourselves in being a community theatre of the old school, one of volunteers.

  For information about the Urbandale Community Theatre, please email us at uctheatre4ever@aol.com or call Jo F. Berry at (515) 360-3807.
  

• Urbandale Diversity Project Team
  PO Box 7615
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 276-9327
  

  The Diversity Team is working on developing ways to educate the community, increase communication and celebrating the unique diversity of our city.

  Meetings are the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 pm in the Urbandale Public Library Board Room. Contact Julie Masimore for more information.

Sports

• Little J-Hawk Sports Association
  P.O. Box 7635
  Urbandale, 50323
  Web site: www.leaguelineup.com/j-hawk

  Boys basketball & flag football

  Basketball contact: Craig Clabaugh 515-202-6626
  Flag football contact: Rex Staub 515-538-0872
  Registration Basketball: Jason Buske 515-201-3388
  Registration Football: Kirk McGowan 515-943-3350

• Urbandale Girls Recreation Association
  3904 124th Street
  Urbandale, 50323
  Phone: 249-3878
  Web site: http://ugrasports.com/

  The UGRA is an independent, multiple sport community volunteer organization that provides structured athletic participation and social interaction opportunities for the girls of Urbandale...Girls softball, basketball, volleyball & track

  If you would like to learn more about our board or volunteering with UGRA please contact me by sending an email to huskerfansx5@msn.com or calling me at 402-5685. Thank your for being a part of UGRA.
  

  

• Urbandale Golf & Country Club
  4000 86th Street
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-276-5496
  Fax: 515-276-5080
  

  Golf and country club

• Urbandale Little League
  Northview Park
  4935 NW 78th Street
  Urbandale, 50322
  Web site: www.eteamz.com/ull/

  Boys Baseball

  For more information, contact Tony Perez at UrbandaleLL@gmail.com

• Urbandale Soccer Club
  PO Box 7553
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-276-9202
  Fax: 276-0067
  Web site: www.urbandalesoccer.org

  Youth Soccer

• Urbandale Sports Association
  P.O. Box 3867
  Urbandale, 50322
  Web site: www.urbandalesoftball.com

  Adult softball leagues are offered for women's, men's, and co-ed teams throughout the summer and fall.

  The Urbandale Sports Association also sponsors Friday Fest in Walker Johnston Park. On Fridays from 5 - 8 pm, May through August, live music, beverage and concessions are available. Check out www.urbandalesoftball.com for the concert schedule.

• Urbandale Swim Club
  Urbandale,
  Phone: 278-2661
  Web site: www.uscsharks.com

  The Urbandale Swim Club sponsors various competitive swim programs for grades K-12. This includes boys’ and girls’ winter swim program, summer swim program and a pre-competitive swim program.

  For more information call Anne Sheeley 278-2661
  

Youth Organizations

• Boy Scouts of America
  Mid-Iowa Council
  1659 E Euclid Avenue
  Des Moines, 50316
  Phone: 266-2135
  Fax: 265-4143
  Web site: www.bsa-ia.org

  Boy Scouts have been active in Urbandale since the 1920’s. Sponsors are:
  St. Steven Lutheran Church: Cub Scout Pack 3 (www.ScoutPack3.org), Boy Scout Troup 3, (www.Troop3Urbandale.com), and Venture Crew 3
  Aldersgate Methodist Church: Cub Pack 96; Troop 96
  Urbandale United Church of Christ: Cub Pack 206
  St Pius Catholic Church: Cub Pack 43; Troop 43

  For further information contact Boy Scouts of America District Executive Scott Walters.
  

• Camp Fire USA
  5615 Hickman Road
  Des Moines, 50310
  Phone: 274-1501
  Web site: www.campfireusaia.com

  Camp Fire Clubs for boys and girls were started in Urbandale in 1958. There are currently 2 groups in Urbandale, ranging from kindergarten through high school.

  For more information on joining or starting a Camp Fire Club, contact Camp Fire Headquarters.
  
  Other Camp Fire programs include summer over night camps, over night camps, family over nights and other recreational opportunities.

• Children's Cancer Connection
  1221 Center Street, Ste.L
  Des Moines, 50309-2350
  Phone: 515-243-6239
  Fax: 515-243-5232
  Web site: www.childrenscancerprograms.com

  The Children's Cancer Connection, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, has provided support services and programs for children with cancer and their families since 1988. The organization sponsors two week-long summer camps for children with cancer and their siblings. Approximately 300 children attend the annual camp programs designed to help them briefly escape cancer’s effects. The Heart Connection Children's Cancer Programs also provides support groups, outings to events such as Disney on Ice, and weekend retreats for an additional 450 family members throughout the year.

• Girl Scouts of Greater America, Inc.
  Girl Scouts of Moingona Council
  10715 Hickman Road
  Des Moines, 50322
  Phone: 278-2881
  Fax: 278-5988
  Web site: www.girlscoutsiowa.org

  There are four age levels in Girl Scouting: Daisy Girl Scouts, Brownie Girl Scouts, Junior Girl Scouts, Studio 2B. They are part of a worldwide movement that has members in more than 100 nations belonging to the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS).
  

  For information on joining a local troup, you can contact the Council office number below.

• Little J-Hawk Sports Association
  P.O. Box 7635
  Urbandale, 50323
  Web site: www.leaguelineup.com/j-hawk

  Boys basketball & flag football

  Basketball contact: Craig Clabaugh 515-202-6626
  Flag football contact: Rex Staub 515-538-0872
  Registration Basketball: Jason Buske 515-201-3388
  Registration Football: Kirk McGowan 515-943-3350

• Urbandale Girls Recreation Association
  3904 124th Street
  Urbandale, 50323
  Phone: 249-3878
  Web site: http://ugrasports.com/

  The UGRA is an independent, multiple sport community volunteer organization that provides structured athletic participation and social interaction opportunities for the girls of Urbandale...Girls softball, basketball, volleyball & track

  If you would like to learn more about our board or volunteering with UGRA please contact me by sending an email to huskerfansx5@msn.com or calling me at 402-5685. Thank your for being a part of UGRA.
  

• Urbandale Little League
  Northview Park
  4935 NW 78th Street
  Urbandale, 50322
  Web site: www.eteamz.com/ull/

  Boys Baseball

  For more information, contact Tony Perez at UrbandaleLL@gmail.com

• Urbandale Soccer Club
  PO Box 7553
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-276-9202
  Fax: 276-0067
  Web site: www.urbandalesoccer.org

  Youth Soccer

• Urbandale Swim Club
  Urbandale,
  Phone: 278-2661
  Web site: www.uscsharks.com

  The Urbandale Swim Club sponsors various competitive swim programs for grades K-12. This includes boys’ and girls’ winter swim program, summer swim program and a pre-competitive swim program.

  For more information call Anne Sheeley 278-2661
  

Civic Organizations

• American Legion Auxillary No. 663
  6805 Douglas Avenue
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 278-8940
  

  The Auxiliary was organized a year after the post was established in the 1940’s. This group takes active interest in child welfare, helping the hospitalized veterans, and community service. It provides an annual college scholarship.

  Meetings are held the third Thursday, 7:00 p.m., Legion Hall. For more information, call 278-8940.

• American Legion Post No. 663
  6805 Douglas Avenue
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 278-8940
  

  This post was formed in the early 1940’s and the Legion Hall at 68th and Douglas was built shortly afterwards. The American Legion is the largest patriotic organization in the world. The Urbandale Post has performed many services for the community.

  Membership is open to all honorably discharged veterans who have served during time of war. Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at 7 pm. For general information, call 278-8940. Call and leave a message for hall rental, 681-9663.

• Boy Scouts of America
  Mid-Iowa Council
  1659 E Euclid Avenue
  Des Moines, 50316
  Phone: 266-2135
  Fax: 265-4143
  Web site: www.bsa-ia.org

  Boy Scouts have been active in Urbandale since the 1920’s. Sponsors are:
  St. Steven Lutheran Church: Cub Scout Pack 3 (www.ScoutPack3.org), Boy Scout Troup 3, (www.Troop3Urbandale.com), and Venture Crew 3
  Aldersgate Methodist Church: Cub Pack 96; Troop 96
  Urbandale United Church of Christ: Cub Pack 206
  St Pius Catholic Church: Cub Pack 43; Troop 43

  For further information contact Boy Scouts of America District Executive Scott Walters.
  

• Breakfast Lions Club
  Urbandale,
  Phone: 515-276-9607
  Web site: www.iowalions.org/urbandalebreakfast

  The Breakfast Lion’s Club is made up of Lion’s Club members of Urbandale.

  Meetings are held on the second and fourth Monday mornings at 6:30 a.m. at Machine Shed on Hickman Road. Contact President Allen Fuller for more information.

• CHARACTER COUNTS! In Urbandale
  3600 86th
  City Hall
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-278-3999
  

  The CHARACTER COUNTS! in Urbandale Steering Committee has been charged with the responsibility of building upon the successful CHARACTER COUNTS School Program focusing on taking CHARACTER COUNTS beyond the classroom and into the rest of the community.

  Meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of every month at the Urbandale Library at 7 pm. Contact Chairwoman Mary Polson for more information.

• Downtown Urbandale Neighborhood Association
  PO Box 7775
  Urbandale, 50322-7775
  Phone: 515-270-2485
  

  The DUNA Association is a neighborhood association in Urbandale and includes residents and businesses in the following area:
  72nd Street to 62nd Street
  Aurora Avenue to Urbandale Avenue.
  
  DUNA works out of American Legion Hall.
  
  DUNA conducts a "Lawn of the Month" contest beginning in May for three months. The overall goal is to continue to improve the downtown area.

  Steve Sanford, DUNA President

  

• Fourth of July Committee
  Urbandale,
  

  The Urbandale Fourth of July celebration is spearheaded by the 4th of July Committee. Urbandale becomes a center of attraction on this holiday. There is a parade, Jaycee’s bathtub races, games, booths, concession stands, rides, dance, the best local display of fireworks and many other activities held at Lions Park.

  More information can be found at http://www.uniquelyurbandale.com/4th_of_July/

• Leadership Urbandale
  Urbandale, 50322
  

  Leadership Urbandale is an eight-month class designed to increase community awareness and involvement, as well as improve overall leadership skills of participants. Curriculum topics include Urbandale History and City Government, Visionary Thinking, Economic Development, Education, Government, and Arts and Entertainment.

  Classes are generally held on the first Thursday of each month from October through May from 5:30 to 8:30pm. The enrollment fee is $250 and includes meals and supplies. (Some scholarships are available.) If you are interested in participating in the next set of classes, contact Betty Stull at leadershipurbandale@msn.com.

• Lioness Club of Urbandale
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-270-8503
  

  The Lioness Club of Urbandale is open for membership to anyone in the central area and they meet the 3rd Thursday of every month at the Lions Park Shelter house located on the corner of 72nd and Prairie Avenue at 7p.m.
  
  The service club donates monthly items to help various charities and collects eye glasses/hearing aids for those who need assistance. They have a brunch first Sunday in March for the Urbandale scholarship foundation and help with Lions bingo/fish pond during July 4th celebrations. Their annual Saturday holiday/bake sale in November raises funds to use for charity. The club enjoys visiting and dessert at the end of every meeting. Guests are welcome to visit and see what our club is like, so call for information.
  

  Brenda Smith is the 2011/2012 President

• North West Des Moines Rotary
  PO Box 3715
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-276-2727
  Web site: www.nwrotary.com

  Founded October 7, 1968 - Celebrating 37 years of Service Above Self.
  
  Meeting at Urbandale Golf and Country Club located at: 4000 86th St., Urbandale. Meeting Day: Friday
  Meeting Time: 11:45 a.m.

  2011/2012 President - Wanda Armstrong

• The Greater Des Moines Convention & Visitors Bureau
  400 locust ste 265
  Des moines, 50309-1014
  Phone: 800-451-2625
  Fax: 515-244-9757
  Web site: www.seedesmoines.com

  The mission of the Greater Des Moines Convention and Visitors Bureau is to promote Greater Des Moines as an attractive, vibrant and affordable destination statewide, nationally and internationally. Our focus increases visitors to our community through meetings, conventions, events, sports, leisure travel and group tours, thereby contributing to the local economy.
  
  

• The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
  8033 University Blvd. Ste A-1
  Clive, 50325-1170
  Phone: 515-270-6169
  Fax: 515-270-5392
  Web site: www.lls.org

  The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is the world's largest voluntary health organization dedicated to funding blood cancer research, education and patient services. LLS's mission: Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. Since the first funding in 1954, LLS has awarded more than $680 million in research funding.
  
  

• Urbandale Beautification - Adopt A Trail Program
  PO Box 7615
  Urbandale, 50322
  

  The Adopt A Trail progam is an all-volunteer program open to any individual, group or business that provides Urbandale citizens with an opportunity to become involved in conserving and maintaining the many miles of bicycle and walking trails threaded throughout the community. Volunteers are expectated to pick up litter a minimum of four times annually, or more if necessary. Also, you can serve as an extra set of eyes for the Parks and Recreation Department to watch for downed trees/branches, reporting maintenance issues, etc
  
  

• Urbandale Caring Corps
  3315 70th St.
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-278-3936
  Fax: 515-278-3931
  Web site: www.urbandalecaringcorps.org

  Located in the Lion’s Park Shelter House, the Urbandale Caring Corps is a volunteer based organization whose mission is to provide opportunities for Urbandale residents to help fellow residents and continue to remain a “caring, connected community”. The Caring Corps provides transportation to medical appointments, the Senior Center, grocery shopping assistance, companionship, yard work assistance, handy man services, and tutoring in the schools. Our goals include enhancing the independence and quality of life of the elderly and those with long term health care needs and supporting the schools. Volunteers are matched with individuals and groups requesting assistance.

  Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. from 9 - 1 p.m.
  Saturday by appointment.

  

• Urbandale Chamber of Commerce
  2900 Justin Drive, Suite L
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-331-6855
  Web site: www.uniquelyurbandale.com/about.htm

  The Urbandale Chamber is a business organization that serves its membership and business community by promoting economic development, business growth and high quality of life.

• Urbandale Community Action Network (UCAN)
  PO Box 7615
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: (515)278-3936
  

  The Urbandale Community Action Network is non-profit board who implements and oversees project teams to meet the needs of Urbandale residents. The mission of the Urbandale Community Action Network is to enhance the quality of life in Urbandale, through awareness of community needs and priorities, and
  • By serving as an incubator for community programs and as a catalyst for volunteerism, leadership development and civic partnerships;
  • By coordinating community projects and activities that provide enjoyable and educational experiences for Urbandale’s diverse populations; and
  • By acting as Urbandale ambassadors within and beyond the community.
  Past successes of the UCAN include the Urbandale Caring Corps, Leadership Urbandale, CHARACTER COUNTS! in Urbandale, and the Beautification Team.

  UCAN is seeking volunteers and funding for upcoming projects. Contact Chair Mary Polson for more information.

• Urbandale Community Adult Band
  P. O. Box 7823
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 265-0979
  Web site: home.mchsi.com/~gaash/

  The Urbandale Community Adult Band is organized for the purpose of providing an adult recreational and learning experience, and to provide entertainment to the community. We are a community band that plays concerts in the Des Moines and central Iowa area. We play music ranging from big band to marches to polkas.
  
  We have added as part of the band, a smaller group called the Urbandale Community Adult Swing Band.

  The band practices every Monday at the Westover Baptist Church at 7 pm. Contact Gary Ash for more information.

• Urbandale Community Theatre
  Urbandale,
  Phone: 360-3807
  Web site: www.urbandaletheatre.org

  The Urbandale Community Theatre has been in existence for seven years, and we have produced a musial every summer: Fiddler on the Roof, Anything Goes, Bye, Bye, Birdie, How to Succeed, Man of La Mancha, Guys and Dolls, Annie Get Your Gun, and Sweet Charity. We pride ourselves in being a community theatre of the old school, one of volunteers.

  For information about the Urbandale Community Theatre, please email us at uctheatre4ever@aol.com or call Jo F. Berry at (515) 360-3807.
  

• Urbandale Development Association
  3600 86th St.
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-331-6745
  

  The key results of members supporting the UDA are continued economic growth through enhancing the Urbandale business climate. This effort of the UDA is supported through the following mission statement:
  Mission Statement:
  Formulate a consensus position among Urbandale business leaders concerning economic development and comprehensive land use planning.
  Perform liaison services between various governmental and community activities in the metropolitan area.
  Review activities with impact on community development and advise appropriate officials as to the position of the UDA.
  Establish specific short term focus concerns for the community and pursue them with appropriate metropolitan agencies and committees.

• Urbandale Diversity Project Team
  PO Box 7615
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 276-9327
  

  The Diversity Team is working on developing ways to educate the community, increase communication and celebrating the unique diversity of our city.

  Meetings are the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 pm in the Urbandale Public Library Board Room. Contact Julie Masimore for more information.

• Urbandale Garden Club
  Aldersgate Methodist Church
  3600 75th Street
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 986-0093
  

  The Urbandale Garden Club was formed in 1931. In 1932, it joined the Iowa Federation of Garden Clubs.
  
  

  Membership is open to any interested person. The basic purpose of the club is to stimulate the knowledge and love in gardening. Meetings are held the second Tuesday of most months at Aldersgate Methodist Church, 3600 75th Street, at 12:00 - 3 p.m. Contact Jean Swift, 986-0093 for more information.

• Urbandale Historical Society
  4010 70th Street
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 270-2917
  

  The Urbandale Historical Society is a non-profit corporation, organized in November 1976, for the purpose of preserving Urbandale’s history and memorabilia. In June 1987, the Society purchased the lovely old Olmsted-Urban House, located at 4010 70th, for its headquarters and for the enjoyment of Urbandale people. School, youth and group tours can be arranged.

  Membership is open to anyone interested. Volunteers are needed for historical research and work at the house.

• Urbandale Lion's Club
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-577-9307
  Web site: www.iowalions.org/urbandale

  The Urbandale Lion's Club started in September, 1945, and is affiliated with Lions International. It is a service organization, and has cooperated with other community groups in many worthwhile projects for our city. The 10-acre city park at 72nd and Prairie was one of the club’s early projects. The club sponsors an annual Homecoming Pancake Day, a Light Bulb Sale, and 4th of July Bingo tent.

  Lion's Club meets on the fourth Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Ralph Whitten Lion's Shelter. Contact Mike Haas at 577-9307 for more information.

• Urbandale Optimist Club
  4512 80th Place
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-331-8951
  

  The Urbandale Optimist Club is affiliated with Optimist International. Meeting the needs of young people in communities worldwide, Optimist Clubs have been "Bringing Out the Best in Kids" since 1919. Optimist Clubs conduct positive service projects aimed at providing a helping hand to youth. Club Members are best known in their communities for their upbeat attitudes. By believing in young people and empowering them to be the best they can, Optimist volunteers continually make this world a better place to live. Some of the noted local projects includes: Community Service Avenues of Flags, Essay Contests at the high school, feed the youth at the homeless youth shelter, and much more.

  Jim & Judy Boyd are the primary contacts for the Optimist Club.

• Urbandale Women's Club
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 515-276-2889
  

  Established in the 60's to help Urbandale women get aquainted with each other. This organization meets annually together, but they have three clubs under the organization that meet regularly. Dues are $10 per year that goes to various organizations around the community. The three clubs include a bowling league, various card groups and book club that meets at the Urbandale Library monthly. For more information contact the 2007 Chair Mariam Cline.

  Mariam Cline

Misc.

• Make-A-Wish Foundation of Iowa
  3024 104th St.
  Urbandale, 50322-3810
  Phone: 515-334-2636
  Fax: 5153342638
  Web site: www.iowa.wish.org

  Since 1980, the Make-A-Wish Foundation® has given hope, strength and joy to children with life-threatening medical conditions. From our humble beginnings with one boy’s wish to be a police officer, we’ve evolved into an organization that grants a child’s wish in the United States and its territories every 40 minutes.
  

• Urbandale Garden Club
  Aldersgate Methodist Church
  3600 75th Street
  Urbandale, 50322
  Phone: 986-0093
  

  The Urbandale Garden Club was formed in 1931. In 1932, it joined the Iowa Federation of Garden Clubs.
  
  

  Membership is open to any interested person. The basic purpose of the club is to stimulate the knowledge and love in gardening. Meetings are held the second Tuesday of most months at Aldersgate Methodist Church, 3600 75th Street, at 12:00 - 3 p.m. Contact Jean Swift, 986-0093 for more information.