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4PeteSake
4PeteSake provides relief to distressed River Valley residents who face extraordinary financial needs and who are unable, through no fault of their own, to provide for themselves.4PeteSake’s primary goal is to relieve financial stress so recipients can focus on healing. 4PeteSake funds fill in where insurance leaves off, such as providing income replacement to keep the lights and heat on and to take care of other basic household expenses. The committee may also become an advocate for recipients, helping them sort through the maze of services and fees, and making the dollars provided stretch even further.
Contact Todd Miller at tmiller@4petesake.com or (608) 588-4619.
Human Services
Human Services
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American Legion Post #398
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American Legion Post 253
The American Legion provides support to veterans who have fought in wars, promotes community recognition of the contributions of veterans, and organizes activities to benefit the Spring Green community.
Call 608-588-2905
Veterans
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Arena Blood Drive
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Arena Fire/EMS
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Arena Food Pantry
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Badgerland Girl Scout Troop 2669
The curent Troop 7729 is a multi-level K-12 troop.
Contact Rebecca Claeys at rebecca.claeys.m@gmail.com
Youth
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Christ Lutheran Church
Christ Lutheran Church is a congregation with deep roots in the community and is committed to welcoming and serving our neighbors. We worship, study and work to bring hope and healing and peace to this community, and by cooperating with other agencies, to places far from us.
Call 608-588-2481 or email clcelcasg@gmail.com
Faith
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Christ Lutheran Church Red Cross Blood Drive
Hold blood drives on the first Friday of the Month in January, June and August
Contact Barb Louis (608-588-7253) or Barb Baxter (608-588-7038)
Human Services
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Clyde Go-Getters 4-H Club
Hands on learning activities, practice proper meeting techniques, make friends, community service, learn life skills, leadership and much more. Open to boys and girls 5-18.
Contact them at clydegogetters4hclub@gmail.com
Youth
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Community Theater Association
This nonprofit group owns, operates and maintains the Gard Theater. It has an at-large of more than 170 who recognize the importance of this performance space to Spring Green.
Contact 608-588-2622 or mscoles@charter.net
Arts & Culture
Film
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Coon Rock 4-H Club
....develop positive relationships with peers and adults
… be actively involved in their own learning
… contribute as active citizens through service and leadership
… develop skills that will help them succeed
… recognize, understand and appreciate others
… have fun
Contact Kristen Strobush or
Sami Longseth at 608-279-5170
Youth
608-279-5170
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Cornerstone Church of Spring Green
Cornerstone Church is a Christian congregation Inspired by a love of Jesus and engaged in prayer and mission outreach. Church has a strong youth mission.
Contact the church at (608) 588-3533
Faith
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Food Pantry of Plain
Contact Cheryl Larson at 608-588-5085
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Friends of the Lower Wisconsin Riverway AKA “FLOW”
FLOW organizes winter and summer recreational activities, clean-up events, river safety and paddling excursions to increase awareness of the value and need to preserve and protect the Lower Wisconsin River. The group also does environmental advocacy to prevent the degradation of the water quality and scenic value of the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway that was created by the State of Wisconsin in 1989.
Contact them at wisconsinriverfriends@gmail.com or (608) 471-7955
Environment
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Friends of the Spring Green Community Library
The “Friends” are a library support group. Activities range from fundraising to providing educational and informational programs. We help focus community awareness on the library, sponsor literary and intellectual entertainment and assist the library in the purchase of items outside their normal budget.
Contact them at friendssglibrary@gmail.com or 608-588-2276
Books & Reading
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Friends of the Spring Green Dog Park
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Greenway Manor Volunteers
This informal group helps residents of Greenway Manor. It organizes events that connect residents with the community such as the annual Ice Cream Social. Individual volunteers help residents with errands, reading and other activities.
Contact Greenway Manor at 608-588-2586
Human Services
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Hillcrest Riders Snowmobile Club
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Iowa County Historical Society
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Knights of Columbus
This is the Spring Green chapter of the national Knights of Columbus. It is a charitable organization that organizes fundraisers to help address needs of the community. .
Contact Charlie McCall at mccallcv@gmail.com or 608-553-3661
Faith
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Kops for Kids
This group provides Christmas gifts to kids who normally wouldn’t have a nice Christmas. Prior to the Christmas season the group solicits businesses for support, the members shop at local businesses for the gifts and distribute them. Other groups help wrap the gifts. The group maintains confidentiality and caring.
Contact them at 608-588-2125
Human Services
Youth
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Kraemer Library & Community Center
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Lone Rock Community Blood Drive
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Lone Rock Community Library
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Lone Rock Fire
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Lone Rock Food Pantry
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Lone Rock Rescue
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Lowrey Creek Watershed
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Mew Haven, Inc.
Mew Haven is a nonprofit organization, with a four-person board, dedicated to the rescue, foster care and re-homing of homeless, injured or neglected cats. Funded entirely by donations to subsidize low cost spay/neutering, vet services and provision of cat food at the Spring Green Food Pantry.
Contact them at mewhavencatrescue@gmail.com or (608) 438-7707
Animals
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Morrill Lecture Series
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Old Franklin Township Historical Society
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Plain Blood Drive
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Plain Fire Protection District
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Plain History Genealogy Group
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Plain Lions Club
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Richland County Historical Society
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River Valley ARTS
RV ARTS is an organization of people who are interested in arts and want to bring the arts more into the view of the general public. Members organize fundraisers and award Creative Community Grants to groups and individuals. The group also awards smaller Eureka Grants. RV ARTS advocates for community and public support of the arts.
Visit the “Contact Us” page on the website.
Arts & Culture
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River Valley Broadband Coalition
The River Valley Broadband Coalition works to not only get high-speed internet to our communities, but also to make sure our community can afford it and know how to use it effectively.
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River Valley Community Chorus
A chorus made up of River Valley Community Members. The chorus presents at least two concerts each year, one in the Spring and one in the Fall.
Contact Mike Smith at mike@pleasanthillprairie.com
Arts & Culture
Music
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River Valley Community Gardens, Inc.
Our purpose is to operate a non-commercial community garden devoted to teaching gardeners and community members how to grow healthy food by introducing organic gardening techniques, relieving food scarcity by providing plots to families or individuals who do not have access to them for non-commercial use, and to beautifying the green space it inhabits. It further cultivates and distributes produce to area food pantries.
Contact them at info@rvacg.org or 608-588-6040
Agriculture & Food
Environment
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River Valley Housing Coalition
The River Valley Housing Coalition is working together to bring more housing to the River Valley School District's geographic area.
Contact them at housing@rivervalleycommons.org or 608-588-7428
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River Valley Neighbor Helping Neighbor
We help people in the area that need help with small jobs around the house. This can include snowshoveling, raking leaves, small repair jobs, running errands to stores, babysitting or any other small job that needs to be done.
Contact 608-588-7428
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River Valley Players
RVP is the community theater association for the River Valley area. RVP’s primary goal is to provide high quality productions of both the classic and contemporary styles. RVP strives to produce minimum of three shows a year, along with sponsoring other theater-related events. Actors, directors, production staff are all volunteer.
Contact them at rivervalleyplayers@gmail.com or 608-588-6795
Arts & Culture
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River Valley School District
There are many opportunities to support youth in the community through the River Valley School District, including Music Boosters, Athletic Booster, RSVC Endowment Fund, and more.
Youth
Music
Sports
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River Valley Soccer Association
This group sponsors and organizes soccer training and games for children 6-14. It serves as a feeder activity to the River Valley High School Soccer program.
Contact them at 608-588-7963
Youth
Sports
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River Valley Stitchers
Informal “get togethers” of people interested mainly in quilting, but also other types of stitchery, to teach each other, work on projects serving various needs of people, and to socialize.
Contact them at 608-588-2965
Crafts
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River Valley Trap Club
Trap shooting club for students in Grades 6-12.
Contact John Crook (johncrook 717@gmail.com/608-712-3525) or Michelle Bindl (micbindl@gmail.com/608-574-5159)
Youth
Sports
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Rural Musicians Forum
A community organization with a five-member board that brings high quality professionals and the best of local rural talent together to perform at Unity Chapel and in the River Valley area. Its mission is to provide all members of the community an opportunity to enjoy live music and to nurture a love of music in community youth, and through music to educate all members of the community to the cultural heritage of the River Valley. Activities include summer Unity Chapel Monday evening concerts, Wyoming Valley Church Hymn Sings, a music award to a graduating high school senior, concerts at the Gard Theater and educational and outreach workshops and concerts.
Visit the "Contact Us" page on the website
Music
Arts & Culture
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Sauk County Historical Society
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Savor The River Valley
Savor the River Valley seeks to promote the prosperity and well-being of the communities within the River Valley School District and those who live here by:
Connecting and supporting those in food production and food service
Enabling food-related businesses to more effectively attract and serve the visitors who travel to the area.
Facilitating opportunities for partnerships and infrastructure that enhance food tourism.
Contact them at savor@savortherivervalley.org
Agriculture & Food
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Spring Green Arts & Crafts Fair
The Spring Green Arts & Crafts Fair Committee organizes a juried art fair of over 200 artists and craftspeople held the last weekend of June each year. The Fair typically draws over 100,000 people to the Village. The Committee is a volunteer nonprofit organization operating under the umbrella of the Spring Green Area Chamber of Commerce.
Contact them at springgreenartfair@gmail.com
Arts & Culture
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Spring Green Community Church
Our church is a faith-based organization whose foundation is in the Bible and is a Christ-centered gathering. Our vision is “Come Grow Live” (Come to Christ, Grow in Christ, and Live like Christ.)
Contact them at sgchurch@sgcommunitychurch.com or 608-588-2442
Faith
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Spring Green Community Food Pantry
This group supports and operates a food pantry for families and individuals who do not have enough food. Members raise funds, seek and receive donations of food, sort and stock shelves and distribute emergency food supplies.
Contact them at communityfoodpantry@yahoo.com or 608-459-5512
Human Services
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Spring Green Community Library
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Spring Green Cub Scout Pack 38
This local chapter of Boy Scouts of America provides an opportunity for building character, skills and responsibilities of citizenship and develops personal fitness. The local Pack engages in teamwork and plans activities around environmental, civic and charitable purposes. Activities include parents and other family members.
Contact them at 608-778-4770 or Justin.Sommerfeld@gmail.com
Youth
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Spring Green Dolphins
The “Dolphins” are a group of parents who organize, raise funds and operate a local swimming program as part of the Tri-County Swim Conference at the Spring Green Village Pool. T
Contact them through the "Contact Us" link on their website
Youth
Sports
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Spring Green Emergency Medical Service (EMS)
This professional volunteer group is the First Responder when there is an accident or medical emergency. We are only “A Heartbeat Away.” We are dedicated to the safety and health of our residents and visitors. Our members take extensive training. Members are rewarded with the satisfaction of providing a vital community services by helping to save lives. They can participate on committees on CPR instructions, public education, recruitment and the Annual Open House and Dance.
Call the non-emergency business line at 608-588-2030, ext 208
Human Services
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Spring Green Fire Protection District
This volunteer fire department provides fire suppression, vehicle and farm extrication, search and rescue, river rescue on the Wisconsin River, wildland firefighting, and education in fire safety throughout the River Valley School District.
Contact them at springgreenfire@gmail.com or 608-588-2030
Human Services
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Spring Green Lions Club
The Spring Green Lions Club is the local affiliate of Lions Clubs International. The club welcomes both men and women to join in raising funds to serve local and international needs as well as having fun doing so. The Club follows the organization’s motto “We Serve.”
Contact Dick Cates at richardcates@gmail.com or 608-712-2836
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Spring Green Literary Festival
This organization plans, organizes and presents several literary events each year. We celebrate the love of literature and the art of writing. We create events around that objective that are free and open to the public.
Contact Jan McCormick at jlmccormick@aol.com or 608-588-2153
Arts & Culture
Books & Reading
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St. John the Evangelist Catholic Chuch
The parish has a membership of about 500 families. Our parish supports a Catholic Grade School (Gr. 3K-4) as well as a Religious Education Program (Gr.1-11).
Contact the parish office at barb.ferguson@saintsja.org
or 608-588-2028.
Faith
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St. Vincent de Paul
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The Spring Green Community Center
It is the mission of the Spring Green Community Center to serve as a safe gathering space for social interaction and cultivation of a high quality of life through programs promoting lifelong learning, healthy living and cultural awareness for all residents of the Spring Green area.
Contact them at info@sgcommunitycenter.org or 608-588-7800
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Westbrook Hills Golf League
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Wildlife Forever ATV Club
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WSRE
WSRE, the public television station for Northwest Florida and Southeast Alabama, began operations under a license originally granted to the Escambia County School Board in 1967. From its beginning, the station was managed and operated by Pensacola State College.
news & media
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WUWF
WUWF FM is a listener supported public radio station licensed to the Board of Trustees of the University of West Florida, located in Pensacola Florida. Broadcasting since January 1981, the station is a member of National Public Radio (NPR), Florida Association of Public Media (FPBS), American Public Media (APM), and Public Radio International (PRI).
news & media
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Wyoming Valley School Cultural Arts Center
The mission of the Wyoming Valley School Cultural Arts Center is to restore and preserve this architecturally significant Frank Lloyd Wright building, retain its original use as an educational and gathering center, and offer a variety of public programming and event opportunities for adults and children.
Contact them at info@wyomingvalleyschool.org or 608-588-2544
Arts & Culture
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YMCA
To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
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Youth
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Youth Action Board Northwest Florida
The Youth Action Board exists because youth and young adults who've experienced homelessness are leading the effort to end homelessness for all young people.
kids
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Youths Left Behind Corp
Here at Youths Left Behind Corp., we are working to create a respectful and responsible community for youths that has been affected by mass incarceration of parents, violence in the community and lack of comprehensive mentorship.
kids
minority
Youth
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