2021 WCA Annual Report

2021 WCA Annual Report The Wilmot Community Association’s (WCA) Board of Directors always is grateful for the support of its friends and neighbors. However, our gratitude knows no bounds for the wonderful support the community gave the WCA in 2021. Thanks to the generosity of our many friends who supported the WCA through their donations, […]

WCA Scholarships – Apply TODAY

The WCA is pleased to announce that it will again offer scholarship grants to students graduating from Kearsarge Regional High School’s class of 2018. The Kay White Scholarship honors was one of the original founders of the WCA. The scholarship is to be awarded to one or more Kearsarge High School graduation students pursuing a college […]

Well Water Safety Workshop – May 10

The WCA and the Wilmot Conservation Commission will present a program about Well Water Safety starting at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 10 at the WCA’s Red Barn. Participants will have an opportunity to learn about private wells, how they work, and how to test the quality of the water in those wells. Information also will […]

Registration is open for the 14th annual Black Fly Blitz

Serious runners, casual competitors and avid walkers will want to mark their calendars for the WCA’s 14th annual Black Fly Blitz 5K. The race starts at 9 a.m. on Memorial Day, Monday, May 28. Both the starting and finish lines are by the Wilmot Town Green at the intersection of Kearsarge Valley and Village roads. Participants can […]

Letter to Wilmot residents from Ann Davis, president of the WCA Board of Directors

Since its founding in 1963, the WCA has been bringing neighbors together. Led by a hardworking, hands-on board, the WCA provides the facilities for educational, social, and recreational activities. From Halloween fun and a visit with Santa to fabulous breakfasts and fantastic dinners, the WCA provides a whole host of free and low-cost activities for […]

Having the Conversation – A Workshop at the WCA

New date – snow shut us down on March 8. Join us April 12! It is always difficult to discuss end of life. The WCA will make it easier by hosting a workshop and panel of experts on this difficult but important topic. The program will begin at 5:15 p.m. with light refreshments on Thursday, […]

Volunteers ensure WCA craft fair’s success

More than 30 volunteers ensured that the WCA’s annual Holiday Craft Fair held Saturday, Dec. 2 was a terrific success. Without volunteers’ able assistance, it would be impossible to organize and present this event. We extend special thanks to Kathy Neuberger, chairperson of the craft fair, for her tireless work and to Rachel Seamans for […]

Scarecrows are popping up all over!

The first entries in the Scarecrow contest have come in!  (And there are more out there – so send in your photos!) Thank you Lindy Heim! Thank you Carol McDonald! Thank you Rachel and Keith Seamans! We love them all and are looking forward to lots more fun and festive scarecrows! Join the fun and […]

Tick Talk at the WCA Red Barn

The WCA and the Wilmot Conservation Commission are joining forces to host an illustrated talk about ticks and Lyme Disease. At 7 p.m. Thursday, October 12, Alan Eaton, Ph.D., an entomologist with UNH Cooperative Extension, will discuss tick biology, the diseases they spread to humans and how people can minimize the chances of becoming a […]

The WCA will host a Narcan® training

The WCA and the Greater Sullivan County Public Health Network will host an illustrated talk and training session about Narcan® (also known to as Naloxone). The program will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, September 28 at the Red Barn, 64 Village Road in Wilmot. Speakers will include Pamela Drewniak, EMS and Emergency Prep coordinator at […]