THE HISTORY OF TWIGS

The Evolution of TWIGS

View the evolution of TWIGs on a timeline outlining the key accomplishments or view all of the details of that year or download a Word document with all of the details.

Honorary TWIGs

Individuals who have gone above and beyond to ensure the success of TWIGs.

Auxiliary Presidents

A list of the best of the best! The Auxiliary presidents of the Terrific Women In Giving. Includes a donation amount under each president and a lifetime donation tally.

SugarPlum
Festival of Trees

Our longest running auxiliary fundraiser. See the list of incredible women who chaired this event, how much money the event raised and any special notes about that years event.

Golf Pro AM
Gem City Jam

Information about the women leading the efforts of this fundraiser, the amounts earned and location of the event.

Pledges to
Dayton Children’s Hospital

In accordance with the hospital, TWIGs works to raise money for specific projects with target dollar amounts. Learn more about our pledges.

“With loyalty, dedication, and enthusiasm for Dayton Children’s Hospital, TWIG members of the Auxiliary are proud of their history. Drawing on strong leadership and unselfish devotion of time and talents by all who are part of the Auxiliary, we have grown to become an outstanding support organization. Through our efforts, we ensure continued success for Dayton Children’s Hospital to have the best facility and specialist care available to meet our community’s pediatric health needs. The secret of our Auxiliary is its members – determined, innovative, enthusiastic Terrific Women In Giving (TWIGs).”

In 2025, we celebrated
60 years of giving!

Amazing things are happening

  • Our 2025 Auxiliary President, Linda Moore, challenged us to gain 60 new members for our 60th anniversary. With our numbers decreasing this was a steep challenge. We did not hit the goal but it was still an overwhelming success as we welcomed XXX new TWIGs that year!
  • We are continuing to grow and need fresh ideas to raise money for the hospital. If you can’t join, we would love to hear your ideas. Drop us an email