Mission Statement
The Chapter welcomes members of all denominations whose interest focus primarily on following the child by clothing the newborn, providing parental support, tutorial and scholarship assistance and other pertinent involvements necessary in nurturing the youth of the Greater Milwaukee area. These commitments which enhance human dignity reflect the goals and principles of Mary Virginia Merrick, founder of the Christ Child Society. The chapter shall provide members an opportunity for individual growth through interaction with the community and each other.

History
Read about our long history of dedication to children, beginning in 1887 and continuing today.

Marjory Wilmot Red Shoe Award
The Marjory Wilmot Red Shoe Award is awarded each year to one member whose light shines in many directions and whose dedication to the Society and to those we serve is exemplary.

Gavel Club
The purpose of the Gavel Club is to utilize the experience and expertise of its members in Chapter endeavors. Each year, at the request of the Chapter, the Gavel Club will undertake a project that will help the board and benefit the entire membership. The Gavel Club includes all past presidents of the Society.

Canonization of our Founder
Theodore Cardinal McCarrick, Archbishop of Washington, D.C. recently stated, "Mary Virginia Merrick is a true example of how one person can overcome obstacles to live Christ's love for others and transform lives. She is a role model for living the faith and making a difference amid the challenges of life."

The Christ Child Society is pleased to announce that our founder, Mary Virginia Merrick, has been declared a "Servant of God." This is the first step toward Canonization. We invite you to read more about our founder on the National Christ Child Society website. Go there now.