Groomer Shed Fundraiser Update
Hello Club Members -
With the start of another winter season quickly approaching, we wanted to give an update on the groomer shed fundraiser.
Quotes have been obtained from multiple companies for a building with approximate dimensions of 60’W x 54’L x 15’H. The building will be insulated, heated, and plumbed with a bathroom. Our hope is to not only use this building for groomer storage, but as a meeting place and office.
Electrical, septic, well-drilling, plumbing and heating have also been quoted by Sugar Camp businesses and individuals, many of which have graciously volunteered to donate time or give substantial discounts.
After rounding up quotes, our goal is to raise roughly $250,000.
Current balance in shed donation account - $7,452.61.
We understand this objective will take time and quotes will change, which is why the
goal amount is approximate.
For all you have donated already, thank you! There will be a plaque or some other form of acknowledgment recognizing all who contributed to this dream mounted inside the building upon completion, with levels of contribution distinguished as follows:
- Gold - $10,000 and above
- Silver - $5,000 - $10,000
- Bronze - $2,500 - $5,000
Besides personal donations, the club will use one or more of its fundraiser events this year to raise money specifically for this project. More details to come on that. If you have other specific questions about how your gift is being used, or other club inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].
The Sugar Camp Survivors Snowmobile Club is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit, so any donations of money, land or other assets can be written off. Tax ID: 39-1175794. Donations can be mailed to Sugar Camp Snowmobile Club, Attn: Debby Running, 3761 County Hwy. A, Rhinelander, WI 54501
With the start of another winter season quickly approaching, we wanted to give an update on the groomer shed fundraiser.
Quotes have been obtained from multiple companies for a building with approximate dimensions of 60’W x 54’L x 15’H. The building will be insulated, heated, and plumbed with a bathroom. Our hope is to not only use this building for groomer storage, but as a meeting place and office.
Electrical, septic, well-drilling, plumbing and heating have also been quoted by Sugar Camp businesses and individuals, many of which have graciously volunteered to donate time or give substantial discounts.
After rounding up quotes, our goal is to raise roughly $250,000.
Current balance in shed donation account - $7,452.61.
We understand this objective will take time and quotes will change, which is why the
goal amount is approximate.
For all you have donated already, thank you! There will be a plaque or some other form of acknowledgment recognizing all who contributed to this dream mounted inside the building upon completion, with levels of contribution distinguished as follows:
- Gold - $10,000 and above
- Silver - $5,000 - $10,000
- Bronze - $2,500 - $5,000
Besides personal donations, the club will use one or more of its fundraiser events this year to raise money specifically for this project. More details to come on that. If you have other specific questions about how your gift is being used, or other club inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].
The Sugar Camp Survivors Snowmobile Club is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit, so any donations of money, land or other assets can be written off. Tax ID: 39-1175794. Donations can be mailed to Sugar Camp Snowmobile Club, Attn: Debby Running, 3761 County Hwy. A, Rhinelander, WI 54501
October Newsletter
Hello all!
We are back and ready for another year, this one hopefully will bring some snow.
The beginning of the year brings a lot of planning for winter. We have been working on
nailing down dates for events and making sure we are covered for trail work that needs
to be done before the snow falls.
Club member Don Welch volunteered his time and efforts to host a golf tournament
fundraiser for the club this fall. The event took place on September 28th and saw good
turnout for the first year. Don is excited about next year and thinks the event will grow as
there was a lot of excitement among competitors. Thanks for taking that on, Don!
This year’s annual trail cleanup day will be Saturday, Dec. 8th, meet at the groomer
shed at 8am. The last few years, we have been blown away by the number of
volunteers that show up to this event. It makes for a very quick and enjoyable morning
of work, so we hope to see similar results this year.
Rummy’s has graciously volunteered to host the post-work lunch this year. Volunteers
are encouraged to head over there after trail work. Lunch will be served at 12pm.
Another date to mark on your calendars - The Spaghetti Dinner will be Dec. 28 this
year. More raffles expected and more details to come.
The past couple years, our fundraiser events have done quite well. Obviously, thanks to
all of you. It makes such a big difference for our club and trail system, and is more
important than ever with the lack of a snowmobile season last year.
For those not familiar with how it works, in short, clubs are given state funding based on
miles of groomed trails per year and maintenance done on the trails. Because no
grooming took place last year, the club will receive no funding from the state this
upcoming winter. The contributions you make and your participation in our events is so
important and so very appreciated. Thank you all!
We hope to see you at the next meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 8th, 7:00 p.m., at the Sugar Camp
groomer shed.
We are back and ready for another year, this one hopefully will bring some snow.
The beginning of the year brings a lot of planning for winter. We have been working on
nailing down dates for events and making sure we are covered for trail work that needs
to be done before the snow falls.
Club member Don Welch volunteered his time and efforts to host a golf tournament
fundraiser for the club this fall. The event took place on September 28th and saw good
turnout for the first year. Don is excited about next year and thinks the event will grow as
there was a lot of excitement among competitors. Thanks for taking that on, Don!
This year’s annual trail cleanup day will be Saturday, Dec. 8th, meet at the groomer
shed at 8am. The last few years, we have been blown away by the number of
volunteers that show up to this event. It makes for a very quick and enjoyable morning
of work, so we hope to see similar results this year.
Rummy’s has graciously volunteered to host the post-work lunch this year. Volunteers
are encouraged to head over there after trail work. Lunch will be served at 12pm.
Another date to mark on your calendars - The Spaghetti Dinner will be Dec. 28 this
year. More raffles expected and more details to come.
The past couple years, our fundraiser events have done quite well. Obviously, thanks to
all of you. It makes such a big difference for our club and trail system, and is more
important than ever with the lack of a snowmobile season last year.
For those not familiar with how it works, in short, clubs are given state funding based on
miles of groomed trails per year and maintenance done on the trails. Because no
grooming took place last year, the club will receive no funding from the state this
upcoming winter. The contributions you make and your participation in our events is so
important and so very appreciated. Thank you all!
We hope to see you at the next meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 8th, 7:00 p.m., at the Sugar Camp
groomer shed.