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Regional Chapters and Events

Regional Events and Leadership Details

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  • Charleston Regional Chapter Events and Board

    Charleston Regional Chapter Events
     
    Charleston Regional Chapter Board
    Campbell Hallet '14                            Co-president
    Alex Whittemore '15                           Co-president
    Click here  for a full list of Regional Chapter board members.

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  • Charlotte Regional Chapter Events and Board

    Charlotte Regional Chapter Events
     
    Charlotte Regional Chapter Board                                    
    Christian Staples '01                          President            
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  • New York City Regional Chapter Events and Board

    NYC Regional Chapter Events

    WFS NYC Service Opportunity at Meatloaf Kitchen

    Register here!

    The Woodberry NYC Regional Chapter Board, and Henry Waller '86, invite you to join them at Meatloaf Kitchen in the East Village of Manhattan for a volunteer opportunity. 
     
    No special skills are required except for the ability to take direction, work hard, and be kind and respectful to guests and fellow volunteers.

    Volunteer duties include greeting guests, serving coffee and the signature meatloaf meal, bussing tables, and handing out to-go bags to hungry New Yorkers. Volunteers will assist with clean-up after meal service ends. Volunteers must be 15+

    Please arrive promptly by 11:30 a.m. for a brief orientation from a Meatloaf Kitchen manager. Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and clothes appropriate for serving meals in a restaurant setting. All volunteers must cover their hair as mandated by the NYC Health Department, so consider wearing a baseball cap or other head cover. Otherwise, a hair net will be provided to you. Personal belongings can be stored in a locked closet but, to be safe, it is best to leave valuables at home.

    Wear some Woodberry gear if you have it so we can readily identify everyone from the Forest!

    Register here!
    (Please do not register on the Meatloaf website if you have signed up with WFS.)

    April 18, 2026 11:30AM - 3:30PM EDT
    Cardinal Spellman Center
    137 East 2nd Street
    Between First Avenue and Avenue A
    New York, New York 10009


    New York City Regional Chapter Board
    Gunnar Gregory ' 07           President & Career Networking Chair
    Click here  for a full list of Regional Chapter board members

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  • Richmond Regional Chapter Events and Board

    Richmond Regional Chapter Events

    WFS Richmond Service Opportunity at FeedMore's Community Kitchen

    Register here!

    Please join follow Richmond area Tigers for a meaningful service opportunity at FeedMore’s Community Kitchen. Together, you’ll be working in the community kitchen doing a variety of tasks (preparing and packaging meals, etc.) while supporting an organization doing incredible work in the community. 


    No special skills required; volunteers must be age 16+. We hope you’ll lend a hand!
     
    Post event gathering and refreshments at a nearby location - details to come.

    May 29, 2026 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. EDT
    FeedMore's Community Kitchen
    8020 Villa Park Drive
    Richmond, Virginia 23228


     Richmond Regional Chapter Board
    Norwood Scott '85                          President
    Click here  for a full list of Regional Chapter board members.

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Woodberry Forest School is an exceptional private school community for high school boys in grades nine through twelve. It is one of the top boarding schools in the United States and one of the only all-boys, all-boarding schools in the country.
Woodberry Forest, VA 22989
Phone: 540-672-3900

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