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Amissville Area Community Association Our community is populated by folks who volunteer for local and regional organizations. Their selfless participation in these efforts contributes greatly to die sense of community and success of these most valuable organizations. Below are some of the organizations which are centered in Amissville, The heart of our community lies in its churches. There are many fine churches in Amissville.
The Amissville Area Community Association (AACA) was founded in 1999 and formally incorporated in May 21X50. The AACA is a charitable and education focused, non-profit (pending) organization open to the public. Its purpose is to foster community' dialogue, knowledge, planning, welfare and pride. Activities include offering a forum for resident's views, informing them cm points of interest; and undertaking projects to enhance the community' and its environment It promotes the community, its welfare, and undertakes initiatives for it. Contact Steve Miller for information on AACA and its activities. Steve Miller (540) 937-7327
♦ Blue Mountain Wizard Workshops Sacred Life Coaching Teaching Circles and Intensives, Tarot, Hypnosis, Retreats for Renewal PO Box382, Washington, VA 22747 (434) 296-2930 Fmaib bmwwwcstone.net Contact: Denise Horton *
♦ Rappahannock Animal Welfare League (RAWL) P. O Box 428, Washington, VA 22747 (540) 937-3283 Patti Want, Shelter Director Rescuing homeless dogs and helping pets stay in loving homes Services: Shelter (at 164 Weaver Rd. in Amissville); spay and neuter programs; rabies clinics.
♦ Rappahannock Republican Party Mailing Address
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