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In 2018 Ann McCormick won a WCF Community Grant

Now she and her team have completed the educational website and invite you to visit.

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Local non-profits bring us together

There is an impressive group of non-profit organizations working in our community. We've compiled a list.

Take a Look!

2015-01-21, 02:51

The Woodside Community Foundation provides an avenue for residents to contribute to local interests through a group that is familiar with the community.

Rick DeBenedetti, WCF Board member

  • All in the Family

    Volunteerism runs deep with the Patrick family

    Growing up, local architect Stevan Patrick (pictured with Eagle Scout J.B. Pellegrin) learned early about the concept of giving back to one's community from watching his Dad. His father, also an architect and one who apprenticed with Frank Lloyd Wright, moved to Woodside before it was even a town. Serving as an early Town Council member, the elder Mr. Patrick put in his time serving his community as a dedicated and revered Town leader.

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    All in the Family

    Kathi Dancer and the Woodside Junior Riders

    At 6 years old, Kathi Dancer and her younger sisters began riding with the Woodside Junior Rider (WJR) program at the Kiely Equestrian Center in Woodside. Years later, when her own children were old enough, Kathi's children rode with the program too. In 1999, after more than 40 years of running Woodside Junior Riders humbly, quietly, and entirely by herself, Ursula Eisenhut decided it was time to pass the baton.

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    Rob Flint

    The Big Bad Barn Dance!

    Rob Flint kicked up his heels

    WCF Board Member Emeritus Rob Flint kicked up his heels with Adoph Rosekrans and Jill Daly at the Friends of Huddart & Wunderlich Parks' Big Bad Barn Dance on Sunday, August 26, 2018.

    The event took place at Woodside's historic Folger Stable.

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    Grant Project

    Community Grant Winners

    Woodside Day of Giving, May 12, 2018

    The Woodside Community Foundation's Board of Directors was delighted by the response to its first call for Community Grant Projects. The range and depth of great causes was truly impressive, leaving the Board looking for ways to provide more support to all these great projects.

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2015-01-21, 20:17

Our trails are a unique and precious resource that connect us to nature, ourselves and to each other like nothing else and make us aware that we are part of one of the most beautiful places on earth.

Maggie Mah