The bill, H. 4473, is a House Resolution that congratulates The Woman's Club of Columbia on its upcoming one hundredth anniversary, which will be celebrated on May 27, 2025. The resolution acknowledges the club's historical significance, tracing its origins back to 1925 when members of the Civic League recognized the need for a women's organization in Columbia. Over the years, the club has played a vital role in addressing community needs, particularly during challenging times such as the Great Depression and World War II, by engaging in volunteer work and supporting various humanitarian efforts.

The resolution highlights the club's evolution, including its transition to a more formal organization, its affiliation with the General Federation of Woman's Clubs, and its commitment to community service through various projects and fundraising initiatives. It also notes the sale of the clubhouse to the University of South Carolina and the club's decision to invest the proceeds to create a lasting legacy through grants to qualifying organizations. The resolution expresses gratitude for the club's unselfish service and leadership, recognizing its meaningful impact on the lives of Columbia's residents over the past century.