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A Woodside institution, the Woodside Vaulters is a 501c3 non-profit that trains at the Woodside Horse Park and provides year-round instruction in recreational and competitive vaulting. The program emphasizes horsemanship, safety, team building, communication skills, and trust between horse and vaulter.

Our community’s health and well-being is closely connected to that of our neighboring communities. In recognition that the Woodside community is blessed with a strong economic and social foundation the Good Neighbor Fund provides a platform to share resources with people and creatures in need in neighboring communities.

The Light the Tree Fund was created to cover the costs of lighting the Christmas Tree and installing the Nativity at the corner of Canada and Woodside Road each year during the Christmas season.

Since 2017, this fund has helped Woodside stay ready for the next natural disaster. We are currently raising funds for all regional fire emergencies with a focus on large animal rescue and relief in San Mateo and Santa Cruz counties.

A group of Woodside residents created this project with the goal of beautifying a bare, inhospitable stretch of Cañada Road at the northern entrance to the Town of Woodside by planting natural groupings of native California Valley Oaks.

The purpose of this Fund is to support the ongoing operations of the Woodside Community Museum.

The Woodside Landscape Committee (WLC) is a volunteer group of residents who work on projects to beautify certain Town-owned properties here in Woodside. We help to weed and groom the planting in front of the Woodside Community Museum and we monitor the landscape maintenance needs of other Town-owned areas.

The purpose of this Fund is to build and maintain trails in the Town of Woodside and surrounds.

Donations to the Woodside Village Band Fund cover the basic costs of rehearsal and equipment space, advertisements, concert programs, and the purchase of new music. With additional funds, the group will award scholarships to high school seniors in the band that are pursuing musical careers.

The Woodside-area Horse Owners Association’s works to preserve the fundamental role of horses in maintaining the rural character of the Town of Woodside and neighboring foothill communities, to enhance opportunities for equestrian activities, and to promote the enjoyment of horses in all their various roles.