Volunteer Tutors Needed - Adult Learners
The mission of the Sauk Prairie Area Literacy Council (SPALC) is to empower people of all backgrounds in the Sauk Prairie Area to successfully navigate the English language at home, on the job and in their community. We accomplish our mission by matching tutors with adult learners who have reached out to us expressing interest in improving their English language skills. SPALC provides tutor training, teaching materials and ongoing support at no cost to the tutor and no cost to the learner. No prior teaching
Sauk Prairie Area Literacy Council
Prairie Restoration Volunteer
You can be part of the story of transformation at the former Badger Army Ammunition Plant!Please RSVP here to volunteer. The Alliance has been lovingly restoring prairie at the Sauk Prairie Recreation Area (former Badger Army Ammunition Plant) for 25 years. Work includes cutting and piling brush, pulling weeds, and monitoring the progress of the site. Bring your own drinking water and wear long pants, long sleeves, and sturdy shoes. Tools and gloves are provided, but you're welcome to bring your favorite
Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance
Kids Companion Mentor
Sauk Prairie Kids Companion is seeking mentors to be paired with a child age 6 - 16. This is a great opportunity to make a difference in a child's life and share your time and talents! Please contact spkidscompanion@gmail.com for more details.
Sauk Prairie Kids Companion
Board Member
We are seeking local (able to drive to Sauk City) community members, business owners, civic leaders, recent graduates, or other involved and passionate people to help steer the Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance as it enters its 26th year. We meet the first Thursday evening of the month. Winter meetings are virtual; all others are held in Sauk City. Board members are encouraged to volunteer at our events around the region. Board members must also be current with their paid membership with the
Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance
Badger Apple Corps Volunteer
Join a group of volunteers working to preserve the apple trees planted at the former Badger Army Ammunition Plant. These trees date back from before the ammunition plant and represent apple varieties that are no longer commercially available. We document, preserve, and transplant trees to honor the farm families who planted them.
Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance