YWCA Princeton receives its charter from the national YWCA on January 4th

The YWCA’S Committee on Colored Work leads to the establishment of the Witherspoon Branch of YWCA Princeton

The Witherspoon Branch is incorporated into YWCA Princeton as a unified entity

Sadie Poulson Dickerson is the first woman of color to be elected president of YWCA Princeton

Newcomers and Friends program begins. The group currently has over 200 members

The Pearl Bates Scholarship Fund is established to enable economically disadvantaged women and girls of the community to participate in YWCA Princeton's programs

Bramwell House is purchased. ENCORE program formally becomes the Breast Cancer Resource Center

Latinas Unidas is established in Trenton

The Nursery School at YWCA Princeton begins with two classroom in the current program building

Stand Against Racism is founded through a combined effort by YWCA Princeton and the former YWCA Trenton

The Burke Foundation Early Childhood Center at YWCA Princeton completes a major renovation of its program building