Chapter Stalwarts
Stalwarts - every chapter has a few. You know - the person who is the first to pitch in and the last to quit at the end of the task. It takes a lot of effort by a lot of people to make a chapter successful, but usually there are one or more "quiet stalwarts." They are the backbone of most of the chapters. When nobody else will take on a task, they will. When everyone else has burned out, they keep on plugging. Not once, but time after time, year after year, always giving to share the joy of woodturning. We know how important they are to the chapters, and we'd like to help the chapters recognize them.
- British Columbia, Canada
- Greater Vancouver Woodturners Guild
- California
- Channel Islands Woodturners
- San Diego Woodturners
- Silicon Valley Woodturners, Inc
- Colorado
- Montrose Area Woodturners
- Pueblo Woodturners
- Delaware
- First State Woodturners
- Florida
- Emerald Coast Woodturners Guild
- Georgia
- Chattahoochee Woodturners
- Georgia Association of Woodturners
- Illinois
- Chicago Woodturners
- Indiana
- Central Indiana
- Louisiana
- Bayou Woodturners
- Maine
- Southern Maine Woodturners
- Maryland
- Montgomery County Woodturners
- Massachusetts
- Cape Cod Woodturners
- Missouri
- Kansas City Woodturners
- New Mexico
- Enchanted Woodturners, Santa Fe, NM
- New York
- Western New York Woodturners
- Oregon
- Cascade Woodturners
- Pennsylvania
- Lancaster Area Woodturners
- Susquehanna Woodturners
- Saskatchewan, Canada
- South Saskatchewan Woodturners Guild
- Tennessee
- Cumberland Woodturners of Crossville, Tennessee
- Mid Tenn Woodturning Association
- Tennessee Association of Woodturners
- West Tennessee Woodturners
- Texas
- South Plains Woodturners
- Location to confirm
- Southern Piedmont Woodturners Inc.
- Turners Anonymous
- Wilmington Area Woodturners Association