Volunteering
WHPA is a 100% volunteer organization. We need your help!
We are looking for volunteers to help us with the following ongoing projects and programs:
Click here to learn more about our current ongoing projects.
If you are interested in getting involved at any level, please click here to download our Volunteer Information and Application Form so we can mesh your skills with our needs. Or contact us at [email protected].
Some of WHPA’s dedicated and skilled trail workers
In Memory - Ray Hitchcock
Tribute to Ray Hitchcock,
dedicated Pinnacle volunteer.
Read tribute here.
2019 Volunteers of the Year
2019 Volunteers of the Year: Wendy Wallas, Libby Mills, and Rosalyn Shaoul
At the Pinnacle Association’s Annual Meeting on April 28, 2019, three dynamic, dedicated women were presented with the Volunteers of the Year Award for their collaborative efforts in chronicling the growth of the Pinnacle lands.
Libby Mills and Rosalyn Shaoul, both Pinnacle board members, have created a written history of WHPA. Their project began as an oral history as they recorded the recollections of individuals involved over the Pinnacle’s 27-year history. These recollections form the base of their book, which evolved as they interviewed others and explored documents and land records. Then Wendy Wallas, longtime supporter and Pinnacle land lover, joined the effort with her video camera, and expanded the project by filming interviews of some of the Association’s founders, as well as of others who have been instrumental in growing the successful land conservation organization it is today.
Their book, “The Windmill Hill Pinnacle Association’s Story: How Did They Get All That Land?” is available in exchange for donations of $25 or more to WHPA.
2022 Volunteers of the Year
Congratulations to Hubey Folsom and Martha Stitelman! At the Pinnacle's annual meeting on Zoom on May 7, 2022, Hubey Folsom and Martha Stitelman received the Volunteers of the Year Award for their dedicated trail work.
Hubey Folsom, one of the 2022 Volunteers of the Year
Martha Stitelman, one of the 2022 Volunteers of the Year
Volunteers are the backbone of WHPA. We invite you to make your Pinnacle experience more complete by offering your expertise as a walk leader, trails worker, other volunteer, or program participant and photographer. We are always looking for feedback on our programs and trails. We welcome your input and participation!
2021 Volunteer of the Year
Congratulations to Kath Martin! At the Pinnacle's annual meeting on Zoom on April 25, 2021, Kath received the Volunteer of the Year award for her dedicated surveying work.
Kath Martin, WHPA's 2021 Volunteer of the Year