Community News & Volunteering
Bunco Night
May TBD
RSVP to TammiPierce123@gmail.com
Come on out and have some fun at the Edgehill Association Bunco night.
Just send an email to tammipierce123@gmail.com to let us know to save a spot for you!
Don't know how to play? No worries! We will teach you - if you can roll a dice, you’re ready. (It was our first time last month and now we’re hosts, so if the experts invited us back and left us in charge, you’ll be just fine!)
Please bring $5.00 (exact change) to contribute to the prize kitty and your choice of drink.
Clean Up Day May 5
Sunday, May 5
1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Team Up to Clean Up
Meet at the Clubhouse and Pool Area
(For any who want to join us, we will go the restaurant Cinco de Mayo after the clean-up)
We will:
-clean up trash on the clubhouse grounds
-remove twigs/leaves from main use areas
-clean and set-up the pool area (Yay!)
(power washers & blowers needed)
Questions: Contact Zita Fisher @ 757-647-7892
April 2024 Yoga Schedule TBD
IMPORTANT: Contact Bonnie for April Schedule
Point of Contact: Bonnie Jackson
Email: bonnierjackson@gmail.com
Every Edgehill Resident and Member of the Edgehill Association is invited to enjoy the pool and participate in the annual picnic.
Pool opens at 1:00 p.m.*
Picnic starts at 4:00 p.m. - bring a side dish and $5 per person over age 6
Thank You Karen Gummo for signing up to lead the Picnic Committee and to Janine Denny for helping Karen with the Memorial Day Picnic!
*Everyone entering the pool deck must have a Emergency Medical Form on file
To ensure we have enough food, please RSVP: edgehill.event@gmail.com
2024 Volunteer opportunities
THOUSANDS of $$ represented in this list below – and it’s not a complete list!
Dickie Wells, Pattie Wells, Jason Smith, Theresa Walker, Jack Thomas, Lee Cooper and Lynn Cooper - spreading mulch around the clubhouse, playgrounds, and front entrance.
Tanya Giles for leading the resurfacing of the pool.
Vicki Lemay for planning and hosting the Easter Egg Hunt.
Anna and Helen Fisher for Taylor Swift Movie Day
Dickie and Pattie Wells for picking up and delivering mulch to the clubhouse
Lem Meetze for continuing maintenance of the front entrance - cleaning up debris, trash, and installation of a new flag.
Karen Gummo for volunteering to lead the Picnic committee.
Lee Cooper/Steve Fisher for their extraordinary services in maintenance and repair
Edgehill Eels Swim Team Parents donate 100s of hours preparing for the season, running concessions, running meets (scoring, judging, announcing)
Diana Rondinelli for sponsoring the swim team and producing and distributing the Edgehill Newsletter ($$ thousands each year and she’s been doing this for over a decade)
AC Masters for maintaining the HVAC equipment at the clubhouse
Jeff Olsavicky and his team contributed over $15,000 in repairs and updates to the Edgehill ballfield in return for use of the field (none of these volunteers are Edgehill Association members)
Everyone is a Volunteer
Members are volunteers – your membership is voluntary and contributes to the upkeep of the clubhouse, grounds around the clubhouse and at the Edgehill entrance on York Warwick, and the pool. Thank you for joining!
Nothing gets done without volunteers - Volunteers maintain Edgehill property – every hour that is volunteered is saving the association a minimum of $12/hour (Virginia minimum wage in 2023). We try to do everything using volunteers to make the most of the Edgehill donation and membership dollars. If you have a special skill or want to volunteer, please let us know at edgehillonline@gmail.com. We regularly need consultants to help us make the best use of our money for skilled repairs and maintenance.
In person @ Edgehill Clubhouse
The Yorktown Book Club is an adult book discussion group that meets from 10-11:30 a.m. on the last Tuesday of each month at the Edgehill Clubhouse. The group is congenial, and new members are always welcome. Please come even if you have not read the month's selection to see if this is for you. Contact the Yorktown Reference desk at 890-5207 for more information, or simply come.
2024 Book Selections
April 30 – Becoming Dr. Seuss: Theodor Geisel by Brian Jay Jones
April 30 – Becoming Dr. Seuss: Theodor Geisel by Brian Jay Jones
May 28 – The Cruelest Month by Louise Penny
June 25 – Lady Tan’s Circle of Women by Lisa See
July 30 – Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt
August 27 – Destiny of the Republic by Candice Miller
September 24 – Pardon My French by Allen Johnson
October 29 – Cold Heart by Kimberly Kelly
November 26 – Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver
December 17 – The Christmas Spirit by Debbie Macomber
