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ORGANIZATIONSADULT ORGANIZATIONS BHSU – Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) RSVP is open to anyone 55 years of age
or better who would like to share their
time, interests, talents and expertise by
volunteering at a non-profit or proprietary
agency. Opportunities vary throughout the
year. Make a difference in our area by providing
some volunteer time! Black Hills Nordic Ski ClubRecreational and competitive ski races and tours. Supports and promotes cross country ski trails in the Black Hills forest; maintains groomed trail at Big Hills Ski Area. Contact for information on race dates. 701 3rd Street Civil Air PatrolThe Civil Air Patrol is the official Auxiliary of the United States Air Force. The Lookout Mountain Squadron is the local unit serving Spearfish, Belle Fourche, Deadwood, Lead, Sturgis, Whitewood, Newcastle and Sundance. We have a senior program for ages 18 and up which provides training in emergency services, leadership and individual career tracks. Fees: $37 annually Golden Hills Antique ClubShare knowledge and be better informed on antiques. If old stuff is of interest to you, you’ll enjoy this group. Contact 605-642-8324 KiwanisKiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time. Service projects and donations center on children and youth. Meetings: Friday,
12 pm at the Holiday Inn of the N. Hills. Northern Black Hills Rotary Club“Service above self” - Our mission is to encourage international and community service. We are a casual club and encourage you to join us. Meetings: Fridays, 12 pm
at Holiday Inn Convention
Center. Northern Hills Training Center –– Recreation & Leisure Program NHTC is a private, nonprofit
corporation established
in 1976 to provide
residential and work All services are implemented in a positive, non-punitive manner, always encouraging the consumers to strive for their ultimate potentials in all aspects of their lives. 625 Howard St. Quilters GuildThe Northern Hills Quilters Guild meets each Friday 10 am - 3 pm and on the third Friday of every month at the Senior Center. All levels of quilters are welcome. Red Hatters’ – Barely Beyond Pink Red Hat SocietyNo meetings and no dues. We get together the third Friday of the month. Contact 605-642-2584 Senior Citizen CenterIf you are 50 or over, join us daily for cards and pool.
Fees: $15/year Spearfish OptimistsOptimists conduct positive service projects aimed at providing a helping hand to youth. Club members are best known in their communities for their upbeat attitudes. By believing in young people and empowering them to be the best they can, Optimist volunteers continually make this world a better place to live. Meetings: Wednesdays,
12 pm at the Best Western . Spearfish Zonta ClubZonta International is a worldwide organization of executives in business and the professions working together to advance the status of women. Our mission is to serve our community by recognizing and supporting the needs of women and children. Contact Letti Lister at 605-642-2761 TOPS #SD428, SpearfishIf you have a weight problem, TOPS will try to help you. We meet at the library every Tuesday at 6 pm. Weigh-ins are 5:15 - 5:55 pm. Call 605-642-4441 for more information. TOPS #22, SpearfishIf you have a weight problem, TOPS will try to help you. We meet at city hall every Monday 9 - 10 am. Weigh-ins are 8 - 9 am. Call 605-642-8324 for more information. YOUTH PROGRAMS, CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS ProgramsHershey’s Track & FieldHershey’s Track & Field Program was created to promote youth physical fitness and provide fun learning experiences for children 9 to 14 years old. It’s the largest youth sports program of its kind in the United States and Canada. At the Hershey’s Track & Field Games, no matter how fast they run, how long they jump or how far they throw, every child is treated like a winner. Spearfish Games: Kids Club Kids KCK is a non-profit
founded by parents to
meet the need of after
school care for children. Locations: YouthWiseYouthWise is an accredited schoolbased
prevention program providing
services to students in Spearfish and 605-717-1212
Clubs & OrganizationsBoy Scouts Troop 17Camping, hiking and community service are part of the scouting activities. About 40 boys are active in Boy Scouts. Meetings: Mondays, 7 pm at St. Joseph’s
Catholic Church. Ages 12 and up. Boy Scouts Troop 18 Meetings: Thursdays, 6 pm at Salvation
Army. Ages 12 and up. Cub Scouts Pack 17Our goal is to provide a safe learning environment for boys in grades 1st to 5th which instills citizenship, personal fitness and character development. Activities include hiking, camping, woodworking, community service, model rocketry, winter skiing, etc. Dues: $12.40 annually
September through May Cub Scouts Pack 18Dens meet at various times, approx. three times per month. Meetings: Wednesdays, 6 pm at
Salvation Army. Ages 6 to 11. Civil Air PatrolThe Civil Air Patrol is the official Auxiliary of the United States Air Force. The lookout Mountain Squadron is the local unit serving Spearfish, Belle Fourche, Deadwood, Lead, Sturgis, Whitewood, Newcastle and Sundance. The Cadet program is open to youth who have completed 5th grade until their 21st birthday. Gain leadership training, structured education in aerospace leadership and physical fitness. Fees: $37 annually 4-H Cooperative Extension4-H helps young people ages 8 to 18 become productive, self directing and contributing citizens in our communities. The educational goals and objectives will provide your youth the opportunity to learn and practice life skills such as problem solving, managing self and other resources, commitment to others and working with others. Lawrence County Cooperative Extension Girl ScoutsGirls ages 5 to 17 discover the fun, friendship and power of girls together; build courage and strength; and enjoy enriching Activities such as field trips, sports and community service projects. Develop values, relate to others and contribute to society. Contact Girl Scouts of the Black Hills 605-343-6355 or 800-658-3391 Sunbeams or Girl GuardsSunbeams (ages 6 to 11) and Girl Guards (ages 12 to 18) are Christian character building programs open to girls who are in 1st through 5th grades (Sunbeams) and 6th through 12th grades (Girl Guards). The programs focus on helping girls learn about themselves and their world. They are designed to help guide girls toward spiritual, physical and social well being and help them understand their potential as individuals. This is done through programs centered around education, fellowship, service and worship by working on badges and awards that focus on these areas and through educational field trips and camping experiences. Meetings: Wednesdays, 6 pm at the
Salvation Army
Tennis Club PeeWee to adult programs.
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