All Saints’ is a family-friendly, diverse congregation situated just south of the Green at 282 Bound Line Road in Wolcott, Connecticut. For over a half-century we have proclaimed the Good News of God’s love and mercy for all to Wolcott and the wider community. Holy Communion and a lively children’s Sunday School meet on Sundays at 9:30 am and children join their parents for the Eucharist. Adult Bible studies are offered on a regular basis. We invite you to come to a service, join the choir, or help with an outreach activity.
We work throughout Fairfield and Litchfield county, raising awareness about the 3,200 CT children/teens in foster care and the URGENT need for foster families in every community. In collaboration with DCF, we handle the initial informational session on becoming a foster parent via Zoom with two classes per week. Pre-registration is required by calling our 15 Boyden Street office in Waterbury at 475-235-2184.
Community Counseling Center of Central CT provides a holistic program addressing the mental health, cultural, occupational, and social needs of the community.
Mental health is a right, not a privilege.
We work to change the direction of mental health care by treating the whole person. Affordable holistic mental health therapy is provided to individuals, families, groups, regardless of ability to pay. Wellbeing is nurtured & cultivated on 50 acres of beautiful Connecticut farm and woodlands
For the past 100 years, the volunteer efforts of Exchange Club members have supported the needs of the country and of local communities. With 700 clubs and over 21,000 members throughout the United States and Puerto Rico, Exchange is the country’s oldest service organization operating exclusively in the United States. The Exchange Club of Wolcott, CT obtained its charter in 1946, and sponsors activities designed to benefit, award, and develop our town’s youth, promote crime prevention, serve senior citizens, and recognize military and public safety service providers. Exchange also promotes Americanism programs, and its national project is the prevention of child abuse.
Farmingbury Woman’s Club of Wolcott, a member of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs International, provides the Annual Bowling Banquet for the Handicapped Bowling League, scholarships, assists with the Fire Marshal Fire Prevention Poster Contest, and maintains flower barrels on Woodtick Road. Farmingbury Woman’s Club celebrates October as Breast Cancer Awareness with a lighted pink tree in the gazebo on the Town Green and hand-made “comfort pillows” for cancer patients in area hospitals. Farmingbury Woman’s Club donates generously including several items on the Town Green (gazebo, lamp post, and park bench) and the installation of traffic light safety switches on fire engines.
The Friends help to expand the Wolcott Library’s offerings. The museum pass program allows citizens with a library card to visit a broad range of attractions. The Friends also provide materials for the Books for Babies program. In addition to books, CDs, and computer supplies, we have made major purchases for the children’s room, storage, and display cabinets, furniture, the murals on the walls of the meeting rooms and the large media return box. Funding depends upon three book sales a year as well as membership dues and donations. Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of most months at 12:30PM. For more info, call the library at 203-879-8110.
Girl Scouts of Connecticut is a recognized girl empowerment organization whose mission is to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Through Girl Scouting, girls, in grades K-12, discover themselves, connect with others, and take action to make the world a better place. Girls join through a variety of pathways including camps, events, program series, travel, and/or troops. For information on how to join us, call 1-800-922-2770 or log onto www.gsofct.org.
The Hitchcock Lake Improvement Association Inc. is a membership organization of property owners around Hitchcock Lake. Hitchcock Lake is located on Southington Mountain in the southern part of Wolcott. The lake community is home to approximately 350 families. The HLIA is responsible for the management of the Lake which is owned by the Wolcott Land Conservation Trust. The HLIA maintains a Community Development Committee to oversee the social and community events of the association.
The Junior Women’s Club of Wolcott, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to volunteer community service promoting the Arts, Conservation, Current Affairs, Education, Health, and Homelife. Opportunities for friendships, personal growth, and leadership abound. Meetings are held at 6:30 PM on the first Wednesday from September to June at Street Maria Goretti Church Hall, 1300 Woodtick Road. Females 18+ may apply for membership – P.O. Box 6116, Wolcott. Girls 11 to 18 may join our Juniorette Club. Projects include: 1) Toys for Tots and Teens; 2) Annual Tree Lighting; 3) Miss Wolcott; 4) Miss Wolcott Outstanding Teen; 5) Little Miss & Mister Wolcott; 6) Scholarships; 7) Meet the Candidates; and 8) Veteran’s Day Ceremony.
Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus is the world’s largest Catholic family fraternal service organization with 1.7 million members. It provides members and their families with volunteer opportunities in service to the Catholic Church, their communities, families, and young people. Membership in the Knights of Columbus is open to practicing Catholic men in union with the Holy See, who are at least 18 years old. Application blanks are available from any member of the Knights of Columbus, or by contacting Membership Chair Roland Dupre at 203-879-3051 or Grand Knight John Brade at
or 203-879-3044.