Founded in 1951, the Exchange Club of Madison is part of a national network of volunteers serving Connecticut and the greater Madison-Guilford area through established programs of service in Americanism, Community Service, Youth Activities, and our national project, the Prevention of Child Abuse.

We are a progressive service organization of men and women which focuses on personal and professional development, building a healthy society and aiding Connecticut's families and children. Nearly 800 Exchange Clubs like us throughout the United States are affiliated with the National Exchange Club which is headquartered in Toledo, Ohio and founded in 1911.

Programs of Service Overview

The Exchange Club of Madison sponsors a wide range of local activities, helps the disadvantaged and encourages good American citizenship.  Our Program of Service has 4 principal areas: Americanism, Community Service, Youth Activities and Child Abuse Prevention.  Additionally, our Board of Directors meets throughout the year  to address unique local needs and requests on a monthly basis so that we evolve with our community.  Requests for assistance can be made through our Projects & Activities Committee.

We strongly encourage you to visit the Programs of Service page to see what we do and if you share our interests, use our resources or would like to participate.  You may be pleasantly surprised!

Join Us

The Exchange Club of Madison meets the 1st and 3rd Wednesday every month for dinner at 6:30 pm  at Cafe Allegre.  Prospective members are welcome at most meetings but we suggest you contact a sponsoring Exchange member before attending.  Visit our Contact page and choose which method works best for you.

History

The Exchange Club of Madison has a rich and colorful history of volunteerism on the Connecticut shoreline. In 1951... Take a step back in time and browse though our History page.

Uniting For A Better America

As part of the nation's most respected service organization, we focus  solely on America.  Staying close to home gives us a  direct and immediate impact in Connecticut and our country. Nationally, our work has helped develop, implement and promote programs that break the cycle of abuse through the National Exchange Club Foundation.  Learn more by visiting our Programs of Service page.