Clubs & Non-profit

Wildlife conservation organization whose principal goal is to improve our California deer herds.

The Flying Tiger Historical Organization is the premier non-profit preserving the shared history, sacrifices, and heroics between the American and Chinese people during World War II.

Groveland's Community Emergency Response Team is made up of volunteers trained in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations.

Club activities, social events, and volunteer projects offer networking opportunities that build personal and professional connections.

Groveland Trail Heads is a non-profit mountain bike club in Groveland, CA.

Thrift Store and Furniture Barn run by volunteers with proceeds going back to the Groveland community.

We are a group of quilters who enjoy getting together to learn new techniques and see what our members have quilted the previous month. We meet on the third Tuesday of each month in the basement of the Groveland branch of the Tuolumne County Library. The meeting is from 10:00 A.M. until noon. We break for lunch and those that want return for open sewing in the afternoon.

ROOFBB (pronounced “rOOf-Bee”): A group of hard working women who enjoy helping others. Since our debut we have held fundraisers for the sole purpose of giving back to our community.

The Little House is a community gathering place for a seniors, hosting a variety of short and long-term programs and activities.

We protect and restore the Tuolumne River watershed for present and future generations.

The Yosemite Climbing Association is a nonprofit that was created to preserve and protect historic artifacts of Yosemite climbing, and to educate and raise public awareness about and interest in Yosemite climbing.