The Sisters Only Club is a program member of the National Legacy Foundation, Inc. Which is also a non-profit organization recognized under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Sisters Only Club is an organization of professional black women committed to the following core values: Promoting health an wellness education Developing the potential of teen girls and women Improve the quality of life in the CSRA through specialty events and programs All of our volunteer efforts and events are designed and implemented to benefit non profits and health organizations. We concentrate on issues relative to girls and women. We hold monthly meetings which are the second Tuesday of each month.
Sisters Only Club History: In 1999 I started a book club and I called it Cher's Sisters Only Book Club. What began in 1999 as a book club with 33 members grew in 2005 to a  page on the station's website at 963kissfm.com and a column in the City Tribune. The Sisters Only web page at 963kissfm.com quickly became one of the most visited pages on the station's website. This year, I decided to take Sisters Only Club to a new level and in a new direction because I've had such a great reaction from women in the community about the book club, the web page, and the article. At the urging of some of my female friends and listeners I decided that it would be nice to have a networking and support club for women. In April, with the encouragement of one of my best girl friend's, Bonita Jefferies Jenkins, we hosted our first Sisters Only event, a viewing party for the Oprah's Legends Ball. At that time I had about 40 women involved. Now I am proud to say the Sisters Only Club is a database of over 102 women here in the CSRA and we are growing every day.		Sisters Only Club is dedicated to community service. One of our biggest and most elegant events is the annual Shero Awards! Annually, Sisters Only Club and our partners  96.3 Kiss FM,  Nicholson Revelle LLP and Oneal Murphy Allstate Insurance Company recognize the outstanding accomplishment of african american women from the Central Savannah River Area. The award seeks to recognize  women who are demonstrating excellence in their chosen field and who are not only of good character but also demonstrate compassion, and vision and a desire to improve the quality of life for others. The Shero is a woman who can serve as a role model for young girls and other women.  Shero Award Categories 96.3 Kiss FM Vision Award Health & Social Services Law & Government Community/Youth Mentorship Business Media The Arts Faith & Spirituality The Shero Award Woman of the Year Congratulations 2011 Shero Award Winners! Sala Adenike Allen, Pam Anderson, Sherry Bennett, Trina Berry, Maxine Donaldson, Sgt. Dorothy Dunbar, Dr. Tiffany Prescott, Kimberly Scott, and Dr. Constance Stokes.