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.

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.

WMT must raised $10,000 by September 30, 2023 to help cover costs for the October production of Seussical (an adaptation of the works by childrens' book author, Dr. Seuss.) The Woodside Community Foundation matched donations up to $3,000.

It’s time to tackle the landscaping of Woodside’s ‘front door’! A project like this takes a village or, in this case, a team effort of the Town of Woodside, the Woodside Landscape Committee, and the Woodside Community Foundation.

The Woodside Junior Riders were in need of jumps to continue their long running English Riding program. The jumps cost WJR $12,000. The Woodside Community Foundation is partnered with Woodside-area Horse Owners Association (WHOA!) to match all donations up to $6,000. The funds were raised in 3 days.

This fund provides much-needed help to the women and men who make their livelihood in our greater community and who have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. We hope you’ll join us in supporting our local work force with a contribution today.

The purpose of this Fund is to support the maintenance and capital improvement of the Woodside Village Church.

In 2001, parents came together to solve a major problem in Town. While Woodside is home to many beautiful trails and two County Parks, at that time the only field space available for local sports teams was on the site of Woodside Elementary School.

The purpose of the Woodside Community Theatre (WCT) Fund is to provide a high-quality theatre experience at an affordable price. We are proud to say that WCT continues to be the least expensive of all the community theatres on the Peninsula.

The Angel Food project is a small, mobile food pantry that helps local families/individuals with healthy groceries, and delivers thoughtfully packed bag lunches and snacks to schools, injured veterans, seniors, and the disenfranchised. With heart.

B.O.K. Ranch, located at the Woodside Horse Park, is raising funds to cover the cost of providing full inclusion riding lessons to aspiring equestrians referred by the San Mateo County Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA). CASA volunteers are appointed by judges to advocate on behalf of children in the Foster Care system.

Help ensure all our Woodside Elementary School families pull through these difficult times. We hope you’ll join us in supporting our local students and their families with a contribution today.