Woodshire Civic Club

The Woodshire Civic Club is a nonprofit organization, registered as a 501(c)(4) entity, located in Houston, Texas. Its primary purpose is to promote civic betterment and community welfare within the Woodshire subdivision, fostering a cohesive and vibrant neighborhood environment.

Mission and Activities

The club focuses on several key objectives:

• Maintaining Residential Character: It ensures that the community retains its residential nature by enforcing deed restrictions and preventing encroachment by non-residential elements.
• Improving Property Appearance: The club encourages residents to enhance the aesthetic appeal of their properties, contributing to an attractive and well-maintained neighborhood.
• Promoting Social Activities: Social events are organized to foster community spirit and neighborly interaction.
• Advocating Community Welfare: The club takes collective action on matters affecting the community and collaborates with other civic organizations to build a better urban environment for the citizens of Houston.

Financials and Governance

In 2023, the Woodshire Civic Club reported a revenue of $48,800 and expenses of $41,700, with total assets valued at $46,356 and no liabilities. Contributions accounted for 16.6% of the total revenue[2]. The club's officers and executives receive no compensation, reflecting its volunteer-driven nature[2].

Membership and Contributions

Membership is open to all resident and non-resident property owners in the Woodshire subdivision upon payment of annual dues, which start at $200. Dues support various initiatives, including security patrols, mosquito spraying, maintenance of common areas, social events, and more[1].

The Woodshire Civic Club has been active for over 60 years, playing a crucial role in maintaining the health, safety, and attractiveness of the neighborhood through these activities and community engagement[3].