Arlington ISCC

The Inter-Service Club Council of Arlington is an association organized in 1940 for liaison between the various service clubs/organizations of Arlington. Its purpose is to act as a clearinghouse for the exchange of ideas and the furthering of amicable relations between its member clubs/organizations.

ISCC objectives are:

To promote friendship, good will and understanding among the member clubs/organizations.
To coordinate projects among the various service clubs/organizations.
To discuss community problems and how member clubs/organizations can address them in an effort to make the community a better place in which to live.
To address the needs of member clubs/organizations in their efforts to recruit and sustain members.

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Members include:

American Legion, Arlington Chapter of Links, Inc., Arlington Chamber of Commerce, Arlington Historical Society, Arlington Jaycees, Arlington Sister City Association, Better Sports Club, Civitan Club, Kiwanis Club: Arlington and South Arlington, Leadership Arlington, Lions Clubs: Arlington Host, Northwest Arlington and Arlington South, NAACP, Optimist Club, Rotary Clubs: Arlington, Rosslyn/Ft. Myer and Pentagon/Crystal City, The Woman’s Club of Arlington, Shepherd’s Center and Zonta Club of Arlington Area.