Clubs & Organizations

Enriches the lives of the people of Tamworth and surrounding communities by exposure to the diverse arts.
 

Promotes interest in gardening and horticulture, good conservation practices and an attractive community.
 

Promotes hunting, fishing and outdoor activities; provides a safe shooting range.
 

To install values in boys ages 10 1/2 to 18, to prepare them to make ethical choices over their lifetimes, and to inspire them to achieve their full potential.
Contact: Rob Troon, Scoutmaster
Phone: (603) 539-3885
 

CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocate.  Our volunteers work with children who are involved in the child protective services system through no fault of their own.  Our advocates get to know these children and speak on their behalf in court, so that the judge can make decisions that serve the best interests of the children.  A typical case will last anywhere from 2 – 3 years, and we look for volunteers that can see those cases through to the end. 

 

CASA work is unique, and we recognize that it’s not for everyone.  You’re working within the judicial system, which can feel intimidating at times, and the cases can have an emotional impact as well.  But our volunteers tell us time and time again, that the work they do as a CASA Guardian Ad Litem, is among the most significant in their lives.  It’s challenging work, but if you have an interest in law or in social work, it might be the right fit for you.

Contact: Katie Pelczar
603-528-8006
CASA of NH
Outreach Coordinator
kpelczar@casanh.org

 

A network of Chocorua/Tamworth residents dedicated to improving the appearance of Chocorua Village while also making the area safe for pedestrians and vehicular traffic.
 

PO Box 105

11 Runnells Lane

Chocorua NH 03817

603-323-6252

Annual Event: Trail Clearing Day, Second Saturday of May each year, gather at 9:00am at The Grove (Choc. Lake Rd. just off Rt 16)
More Info: CMC Maps and t-shirts are available at several local stores including The Other Store - all proceeds go to trail maintenance
Partners: White Mountain National Forest Service, Saco District; White Mountain Trail Collective

Helps the Forest Service maintain the Brook, Beeline, Hammond and Weetamo Trails on Mt. Chocorua and the Beeline, Old Paugus and Whitin Brook Trails on Mt. Paugus.

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A food pantry serving residents of Tamworth and Sandwich.
Hours: Tues & Friday 10 am - Noon
St. Andrews-in-the-Valley Church -Tamworth

678 Whittier Road
PO Box 141
Tamworth, NH 03886
 

Scouting for boys ages 6-10. The Cub Scout Pack is no longer active. People interested in restarting the Pack can contact the Scouting Unit Commissioner, Joe Scherr, at 539-7131.

 

Is a need-based scholarship fund for residents of Carroll County. Lord Scholarship Applications must be submitted to the Financial Aid Office by March 1.Click on the above name to be taken to the scholarship application.

 

Girl Scouts is a way of life that brings out the best in your girl and helps her bring out the best in everyone around her. While she’s learning about STEM, the outdoors, entrepreneurship, and important life skills, she’s also discovering new ways to make your family and community stronger, kinder, and better for everyone. Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains is excited to welcome you and your girl! Whether you want to start a new troop for your girl and her friends,  join and existing troop, or have questions, send us a note at customercare@girlscoutsgwm.org, call us at 888-474-9686, or find us at www.girlscoutsgwm.org We’re here for you!

Amanda LaClair
Director, Membership
Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains
Serving New Hampshire and Vermont
1 Commerce Drive
Bedford NH 03110-6835

Contact: 888-474-9686

Email: customercare@girlscoutsgwm.org
 

Creates and maintains trails in the Mill Brook area.
Contact: Jim Alt, Tamworth
 

A family orientated organization devoted to promoting safe and responsible snowmobiling. Responsible for maintenance of seventy-five miles of multiuse trails for hiking, skiing, snowmobiling or sled dog racing.

Mailing Address: PO Box 261 
West Ossipee, NH 03890
Contact: Mitch Gordon at 387-6304 or Mark Debitetto at 978-697-4931.

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Education on the life of a rural country doctor; preservation and interpretation of the Remick property for the benefit of the public. The admission fee to enter this facility is $5 per person, and free on Friday's for Tamworth residents.

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Located at 25 Deer Hill Road in the village of Chocorua, Runnells Hall provides a public space available for educational, entertainment and fund-raising events such as small weddings, showers, meetings, receptions, and musical programs. Newly renovated and includes kitchen facilities and air conditioning. For more information or to schedule an event, call (603)323-8748.
 

Assists Tamworth families in need with Christmas gifts and food baskets.
 

Provides financial assistance to local organizations.
 

Provides free healthcare services to all residents of Tamworth.

84 Main Street
Tamworth, NH 03886
Contact: Jo Anne Rainville
Phone: (603) 323-8511

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Raises money and supports morale of the Fire Department.
 

The Tamworth History Center’s purpose is to promote awareness and enjoyment of the richness and uniqueness of our town's history. 

Contacts:

Kate Thompson, Co-chair
Phone: (603) 323-7762

Email: admin@tamworthhistorycenter.org (Alice Posner, Exec. Director)

For more information: https://www.tamworthhistorycenter.org

 

 

Promotes outdoor recreation, teamwork and community service for Tamworth residents and visitors of all ages. Sponsors ski program for children, contra dances, sled dog races and more.
 

Supports the Tamworth Rescue Squad.
 

Summer camp; other nature-oriented activities.

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Maintains trails in the Wonalancet area; promotes conservation of the White Mountain National Forest and other forest lands.