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The Winant and Clayton Volunteers, Inc. Since 1948 Our energetic, caring community service program grew from the World War II dreams of two extraordinary men: John G. Winant, then U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James in Great Britain and Reverend Philip “Tubby” Clayton, private Chaplain to Her Majesty, the Queen, and the much-loved founder of Toc-H, a community social service organization founded during the First World War. Crossing the Atlantic by ship in 1948, Americans began the Winant Volunteer adventure by helping British families rebuild bombed out churches and community centers in blitz-torn London. The Winant and Clayton Volunteers Today Winant and Clayton Volunteers, Inc. is a not-forprofit organization registered in the State of New York. Winants are Americans of all ages who since 1948 have traveled together to the U.K, exporting their enthusiasm and energy to English grass roots community services. Since 1959, our British counterparts, the Claytons, have traveled to the U.S. to provide similar services and enjoy the cultural exchange experience in reverse.
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