We have so many ways to get out of our homes and into our neighborhoods and make a positive contribution to our community. Here are two meaningful paths to consider in Dane County:
Become a steward of the land
Join a “friends group” for the Ice Age Trail, The UW Arboretum, Groundswell Conservancy, a Dane County Park, or a Madison Park. These organizations welcome volunteers of all skill levels who want to help preserve our local green spaces. You'll enjoy the beauty of the outdoors while learning about the natural world in community with others. Whether it's helping with trail maintenance, removing invasive species, or assisting with educational programs, your contribution makes a difference.
Help neighbors who are food insecure
Get involved with an organization that helps families who are struggling to make ends meet. Dane County offers many opportunities for meaningful service: Luke House, Sunshine Place, Good Shepard Lutheran Church Food Pantry, Lussier Community Education Center, Badger Prairie Needs Network, and The River Food Pantry all offer regular volunteer opportunities.
Share your story
We'd love to hear what you're up to with your work in the community, so please let us know how you're getting out and getting involved. Who knows, we might even be able to help spread the word about a local service organization that's near and dear to your heart. Thank you for the work you do in service to others. You set a good example for the rest of us.
Your friends at Mad City Dream Homes
This article is published courtesy of:
Dan Miller, REALTOR
Mad City Dream Homes & Realty Executives Cooper Spransy
1619 Monroe Street #1, Madison, WI, 53711
