Pearce Community Women's League - PCWL

PCWL Book Club met tonight for our fifth book of the year: The Turtle House by Amanda Churchill. Moving between late 1990s small-town Texas to pre-World War II Japan and occupied Tokyo, an emotionally engaging literary debut about a grandmother and granddaughter who connect over a beloved lost place and the secrets they both carry. Overall, we thought it was good not great but we had a lively discussion!

Join us next month for our sixth book of the new year: The Emperor of Gladness Ocean Vuong.

A HUGE congratulations to the winners of our 2026 PCWL Scholarship awards. This year at the May scholarship ceremony, our organization presented 39 recipients with over $37,000 in scholarships. We are so proud that PCWL can make such a difference in our Pearce graduate lives and wish them all the very best for their future!

Our Membership Drive is in full swing! Join today to help us continue our tradition of giving scholarships to JJ Pearce students! We need your participation! Go to: https://pcwl.org/

PCWL Book Club met last night for our fourth book of the year: Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid. The book is set against the backdrop of the 1980s space shuttle program and set at Johnson Space Center. We had a great discussion about the book's characters, space shuttle program, and astronaut training!

Join us next month for our fifth book of the new year: The Turtle House by Amanda Churchill.

PCWL Officers met earlier this week to discuss their plans for next year! Pearce Community Women's League (PCWL) was founded in 2010 to meet the philanthropic needs of the Pearce community and to stimulate the intellectual, cultural and social development of members. Interested in joining? More information can be found here: https://pcwl.org

PCWL Book Club met tonight for our third book of the year: Trust by Hernan Diaz. Trust is the 2022 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel that explores wealth, power, and deception through four interconnected, competing narratives about a wealthy 1920s financier and his wife. The book is a literary puzzle, presenting different versions of the same story through a novel, an autobiography, a memoir, and a diary, leaving the reader to piece together the truth about the couple's immense fortune and their relationship. It's a complex, genre-bending work that examines capitalism, class, and the manipulation of facts. Great discussion about the book by all those in attendance.

Join us next month for our fourth book of the new year: Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid.

POP UP DINNER!

Ready for a casual dinner and drinks with your PCWL moms? Please join us on Wednesday, March 18 at 6:00pm in the lovely neighborhood bistro, Palate by LRC, located at 17390 Preston Road, Suite 246, Dallas. This is a fairly new establishment which opened approximately a year ago and continues to receive 5 stars on Yelp!

Palate's gift shop, Lekka Retail Concepts is next door and offers handcrafted, original artwork, unique accent pieces and gifts. So come early to shop or pop over after dinner!

Come join your friends for a delightful dinner and relaxing atmosphere! Sign up on our website to reserve your place!

Later this year PCWL will begin its 16th year of serving the Pearce community! We would love to boost our membership this year with moms who loved the friendships and volunteer opportunities of the Pearce years! If your children have almost or already graduated from Pearce, please contact our membership chairperson, Heather Novak ([email protected]) for membership details. Check out our website for a small taste of our community involvement!

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PCWL met in January for their annual White Elephant Party! Great time socializing and exchanging that perfectly good holiday gift you just can't use! 🎁