Girls in grades 5 - 8 in local public and private schools learn about careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math by participating in hands-on workshops presented by female STEM professionals working in industry and Montgomery County Community College faculty.

WRW provides an opportunity for third grade students to develop and exercise their reading and writing skills through a meaningful activity and written correspondence with volunteers. Each student participant receives a book.

Annual scholarships are awarded to motivated, goal-oriented, female high school seniors who intend to pursue further organized education after high school that would include college, trade school, or any type of special training.  This is not only an academic scholarship but one that will be awarded to applicants who represent the mission of AAUW.  Scholarships are awarded based on grade point average, participation in school, community and volunteer activities, employment and written essay.

In our effort to support nontraditional students, our branch awards yearly scholarships to full-time students at the Community College of Philadelphia. Requirements to apply for the award include Pell eligibility (indicating financial need), a minimum GPA of 2.5, a recommendation from a faculty member or work supervisor, and a response to an essay prompt.

Open to all the local high school students, both girls and boys, this contest recognizes creative abilities of student-submitted selections of poetry or prose. All evaluation and scoring is conducted with author’s anonymity. The winners, invited to an awards ceremony, are given a certificate of achievement, a small gift, and the opportunity to read their winning selection. Over the years we have received some outstanding entries that truly demonstrate the creative talent in these young people.

Lansdale AAUW branch has assisted local schools in celebrating National Women's History Month by annually donating an age-appropriate book to the library of each North Penn school and Montgomery County Community College, to raise student's awareness of women's contributions to history and their communities.

As part of our mission to promote self-development for women and positive societal change, we wanted to reach out to the many disadvantaged women in local shelters and housing centers.

AAUW supports two special awards one each for a Middle and High School female student to encourage them to continue their science interests.