10th Annual Christmas Craft Fair!

The Woman's Club of Windsor is pleased to announce our 10th annual Christmas Craft Fair! This year's fair will be held on November 7th from 9am - 2pm at the Windsor Town Center.

We are currently accepted vendor applications! If you are interested in joining us this year, please download and submit the below application with vendor registration fee or email womansclubwindsorfundraising@gmail.com for more information.

The Woman’s Club of Windsor, Inc. is proud to recognize Mary Lee Willis for over 50 years of service to our community and local club as well as to GFWC and GFWC Virginia. In addition to the 50 year pin presented to Mrs. Willis, she received a letter from GFWC congratulating her on this milestone and recognizing the commitment and dedication with which she has served. In addition to being Club President several times, Mrs. Willis has served in many other capacities over the years and her leadership has made a great impact. We celebrate Mary Lee Willis and her 50+ years of extraordinary community service.

Food insecurity is an ongoing concern of the Woman’s Club of Windsor. In 1933, the Woman’s Club started a lunch program at school. Soup bowls and spoons were purchased, and lunch was provided for students that could not bring lunch from home. Soup was sold to other students as well. They reported a profit of $2.13 on March 16, 1933. This led to the county establishing a lunchroom for the school.

For several years, the club donated food to food banks in Walters, Virginia, and Tucker Swamp Baptist Church.

In 2016 the club began backpack program at Windsor Elementery School by sponsoring a 5KRace to raise funds necessary to purchase enough food from the Southeastern Food Bank, divided the food between plastic bags which were delivered to the school every two weeks to be placed in backpacks for students to take home to have food for the weekend. The club was assisted by Green Mountain Coffee, offering an environmentally safe, clean area to store the food until members could distribute the food into bags to be taken to the school. This project continued until 2020.

In September 2024, a Little Free Pantry was built by the husband of a club member and placed in a visible place in town. In the beginning the pantry was filled with non-perishable food by club members and food purchased by the club through grants, and donations from local citizens, businesses and organizations. In the summer of 2026, a produce stand was added and fresh produce is included. Members sign up to monitor the stand regularly. Food purchased by the club is stored in their meeting place. The club appreciates the help provided by the citizens in the area and by other food banks.



On Saturday afternoon The Woman’s Club of Windsor

hosted an International Day of Service to promote the

Prevention of Child Abuse. We sat up tables at 4 locations

in Windsor with information and pamphlets on Child

Abuse. Thank you to Anna’s, El Rodeo, Redd’s, and

Rusted Root for letting the Woman’s Club use your

restaurants to get information out on Child Abuse. To help

bring adults to our attention we offered free face painting

to anybody and everybody. The members participating

were Jamie Appel, Carole Joslin, Kathy Carraway, Kayla

Carraway, Sandra Quillin, Sandy Vinson and Mary Lee

Willis. Special thank to your face painters Maggie

Baughman, Carly Bradshaw, Destiny Webb and Ashley

Whitby. Thanks to Sumner Bradshaw and Crystal Webb

for volunteering. Thanks go out Office Moore and Social

Services for the pamphlets.

These beautiful replicas of historic Windsor buildings are available for $25! Contact a club member for more information.