| Our mission | To preserve, restore, and open the Shaker buildings and adjacent grounds known as the North Family of White Water Shaker Village; to collect and exhibit artifacts related to the site for the cultural enrichment of the public; to educate the public about this unique part of our nation's heritage. |
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Friends of White Water Shaker Village
| Ways to help | Shaker SingerJoin Western Shaker Singers. A group of singers dedicated to keeping original Shaker music alive.Event/Fundraising VolunteerAssist in fund-raising, to further restoration and site development.Adopt-a-BuildingAdopt a Shaker building through volunteer labor. Volunteers assist in maintenance and restoration of the building.Outreach VolunteerAssist in educating the public about the Village through lectures, displays or in-school programs for children.Donate ServicesShow off your skills while helping a good cause. If you don't have any then we'll teach you. There is a need for electricians, people skilled in the construction trades, gardeners, educators, and people with experience in public relations.Research VolunteerServe on a team researching the history of the White Water Shakers. Help us locate manuscripts, photos, and artifacts for our Shaker museum. |
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| How you help | We rely on material donations and volunteer support to restore, maintain, and open this historic site for public education and enjoyment. The Friends of White Water Shaker Village receives no financial support from the Hamilton County Park District. |
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| About us | Our founders first met in 2001 to discuss what we could do to save this gem of Ohio's Shaker heritage. Since that meeting, we have grown to about 150 members, and in 2007 took control of the North Family's eight acres and eleven historic buildings through a lease from the Great Parks of Hamilton County. |
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