Maintenance
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Queens Lake Volunteering
Volunteering is the heart of any thriving community. When individuals give their time and talents, they bring people together, strengthen connections, and make a real difference in the lives of others. Volunteers make everything better—they help create events, support important projects, and build the sense of belonging that makes our community special. Every contribution, big or small, adds value and helps make QLCA a more vibrant, welcoming place for all. Thank you to all who volunteer—you are the reason we continue to grow and thrive. If you are interested in volunteering, please see the opportunitites below.
Past Volunteers
Spotlight on volunteers in the neighborhood.
Melody Wynne
Where are you from? Williamsburg, VA
When did you move into Queens Lake? July 2023
What do you like most about the neighborhood? Gorgeous views and water amenities, very friendly neighbors and children, and thoughtful, organized events/activities
What areas of QL have you volunteered and what drives you to be an active volunteer? I have organized the “Moms of Queens Lake” club to bring moms and kids together and I most recently organized the 2024 Trunk or Treat. While I grew up outside of QL, I knew many QL kids and I always envied the connection they had because of their neighborhood. I hope that by being active in this neighborhood, my children will also be able to grow up with life long friends and amazing memories.
Chris hager
Chris Hager has been a life long resident of Queens Lake moving here in 1968. He has been very involved over the years and served on various committees including the lake committee, Marina committee, finance committee and running the fishing tournament for Queens Lake Day for multiple years. He believes in giving more than you take and leaving the world a better place than you found it. Chris especially loves the marina and water access that Queens Lake community affords us as well as the traditionally friendly people and volunteer base. Thanks for all you do, Chris.
Danette Askew
A big shout out to Danette Askew who stepped up to lead the 2025 Queens Lake Day activities without hesitation( okay maybe a little). I wanted to recognzie Danette for her hard work, leadership, diligence and grace in organizing our 62nd annual Queens Lake Day themed Summer Vibes. She may be one of the most organized people I have ever met and that made planning and executing this event so much easier.
Danette and her husband Sean (QLCA President) have only lived in QL a few years and have done so much for our community in their short time as residents. Thank you Danette for stepping up for this task and leading us all into a wonderful community celebration.
Let's add your name to the list!!
Volunteer Opportunites
Here's where you can help right now!!
4th Annual Queens Lake BBQ Smoke Off
- When: Saturday November 15th, 2025
- Various Volunteers needed between: 11:30-5pm
- Where: Queens Lake Clubhouse/Field
- Fall Festival and Smoke Off Volunteer Form: I'm willing to help
- If you have questions, email Tom Houle or call 757-525-4001 by 9 Nov
If you’re looking for an easy low personal time required way to get involved, make a difference, and connect with your neighbors, consider joining a committee. The list of committees, their functions, and the point of contact (POC) for each is provided via the link below. We encourage you to reach out and find a place where you can share your talents and make an impact!
Beautification Committee: Keeping Queens Lake Looking Its Best.
The Beautification Committee helps ensure Queens Lake always looks its best! This group is responsible for maintaining and enhancing the landscaping in all common areas not overseen by other committees. From planting seasonal flowers to improving community green spaces, the committee works to keep our neighborhood inviting, vibrant, and well cared for. Beyond tending to the grounds, the committee also encourages all residents to take pride in their surroundings and join in the effort to keep Queens Lake beautiful. Do you want to make an impact on the appearance of QLCA?
Click Here to email the Beautification director and let them know you are interested.
Communications: Help Queens Lake navigate the digital age
The Communications Committee is responsible for planning, managing, and overseeing all communications that support the mission and activities of the Queens Lake Community Association (QLCA). This includes the publication of the community newsletter, management of the QLCA website, engagement through social media, and other forms of communication as appropriate. All done by volunteers. Is your profession IT, are you tech savy? Consider joining the Communications committee.
Click Here to email the Communications director and let them know you are interested.
Community Affairs
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Clubhouse
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Finance
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Marina
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Membership
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Recreation
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Queens Lake Day
Queens Lake Day is the signature event of our community—a special weekend that brings neighbors together for fun, family activities, and shared memories. Held each year at the Queens Lake recreation areas, this festive celebration is open to all Queens Lake residents and is a highlight of our community calendar.
From games and entertainment to food and family-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone. To make it all happen, we need volunteers to help plan and coordinate the many events, including someone to serve as the Chair for Queens Lake Day. Whether you have a little time or a lot, your support makes this beloved tradition possible—and even more memorable for everyone!
Click Here to email the Queens Lake Day Chair and let them know you are interested.
Communications Director: Suzanne Maggio ()
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