Special projects of the

 Annapolis Woodworkers Guild

• a display booth manned by members at the annual Timonium wood show
• crafting and distributing of wooden items to Sarah's House, a local shelter for broken families
• building park benches for the William Paca House on behalf of the Historic Annapolis Foundation
• participating in the restoration of the cupola on the Maryland State House
• constructing architect-designed bird houses for a Habitat for Humanity fund-raising auction -- one member's creation brought over $900 to Habitat
• building of collection boxes and making signs for the S. P. C. A.
• participating in improvement and renovation projects for local community parks

The AWG Board of Directors accepts projects from various non profit or community organizations contingent upon  a volunteer team leader  being identified to head  the project.  The Project leader then  forms a team of volunteers to accomplish the task. Normally the requesting organization provides the raw material and plans while the Guild members provide the expertise. 

Occasionally we have the opportunity to participate in unique projects like the COPPER BEECH  TREE.

Stands made for TUCKAHO Museum to hold display documentation.

Delivery of toys to Sarah's House

Chair Storage Racks for Odenton Historical Society

Some of 2006 Sarah's house donations

Sample of several cribs                        Fleet of trucks                                                                      One of Jack's pull toys

New Gates at Hammond-Harwood House in Annapolis thanks to Mike and his crew.

Jack and Harlan deliver period wheelbarrow to PACA House.

AWG booth at 2004 Timonium Wood workers show

Some of 2003 Sarah's House donations

Bob and Doug's contribution                                                                            Jack and Harlan's

Ward, Lois, Jerry, and Hugh's                                                                                Don, Beverly, and Rich's

Don, Bill, Pete, and Harry's

On display during the month of October, Guild members showed some of their work at the Crofton branch of the Anne Arundel County Library on Reidel Road. 

                                                                                                                   Some of the folks who produced toys for

                                                                                                                                                                        Sarah's House 2002

Teaching aids produced for special needs department of Anne Arundel County schools. Great work!

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