“People here didn’t ask about you do or what school you went to. Their questions were more… ‘So what are you going to do now that you’re here?'”

– Dave Rogers 

MEMBER-LED SOCIAL SCENES

For social butterflies, joining a club is one of the best ways to connect with your peers and explore your interests! The Reserve Club hosts more than 60 resident-created clubs, from the Woodside Trail Group to weekly Wine Guys and much, much more.

Woodside Trail Group

Since inception in 2008, the Woodside Trail Group has evolved into a 240-member group who organize work parties to help improve & maintain the trails and also organize occasional hikes on our trails and on other trails in the Aiken vicinity.
 
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WOMEN OF WOODSIDE

Looking to make a difference? You’re not alone. This non-profit 501(c)4 organization is comprised of Woodside’s most dedicated ladies bonding together for social and community service activities. Assist your peers in providing services directly to Woodside residents in need, like running errands, providing transportation, and delivering meals!

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Friday Night Pub ClUB

If you’re looking for ways to get out and see new faces, join us every Friday evening for Pub Club. Enjoy multiple televisions, food, and drinks while you mix and mingle with founding members, prospective members, and everyone in between!

ART CLASS WITH CAROL

Channel your inner Van Gogh and learn to make beautiful works of art that can hang in your foyer or make a lovely piece for a family member. These classes, led by Woodside artist Carol Fraser, are a fun way to get guided, step-by-step instructions on bringing a masterpiece to life regardless of your skill level.

Avenues to expand your horizons

Gardening Club

Aiken has a long growing season, fertile soil, and a mild climate, and it comes as no surprise that those with a love of gardening enjoy the wide selection of plants that thrive here. Find these nature lovers beautifying our community gardens or attending lectures held by area Master Gardeners at The Reserve Club.

Book Club

For those that love retreating into a good book, Woodside’s Book Club is for you! Surround yourself with fellow scholars to discuss your thoughts ground-breaking written material and your opinion of the reading, hosted at The Reserve Club library or local cafes.

Film Club

Lead by local film institute and festival Southern City, Woodside Film Club is an organization dedicated to viewing and reviewing a wide array of films, discussing latest industry news, and getting a behind-the-scenes take on how some of the most iconic films came to life.

Car Club

This informal organization meets on a monthly basis at various local venues to enjoy their automotive passion, organizes events of their own, and stays actively involved in many other social groups within Woodside. If you own a vintage restored car, car that is actively being restored, hot rod, or sports car, this is the group for you!

Aiken Habitat for Humanity

Handy with a saw, or just looking to make a difference? Join the Aiken Habitat for Humanity effort to help end poverty housing.

United Way of Aiken

This local non-profit organizes programs to address education, financial stability, and health needs in the community.

Aiken County SPCA

The SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare works to improves the lives of companion animals by rehoming abandoned and neglected pets.

Golden Harvest Food Bank

Help fuel the future of Aiken youth and residents by organizing donation drives, charity events, or cleaning out your pantry.

The Charitable Foundation is a newly formed 501(c)(3) nonprofit fundraising organization that allows donors to make tax-deductible contributions to specific beneficiaries. This powerful alliance allows both organizations to operate independently while broadening their reach and deepening the positive impact each member can trickle down into the Aiken County Community!

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