Potawatomi Wildlife Park is a treasured part of the local community, offering many experiences that foster connection, fun, and learning. Jill Reichert, a long-time supporter of the park, shares her top 10 reasons why Potawatomi Wildlife Park is so unique:
- 10. Beautiful hiking trails open all year long
- 9. It makes it easy for families to create memories like the annual family camping event, planned and organized so well that all you have to do is bring your tent
- 8. Provides picturesque backdrops for family photos
- 7. Promotes hands-on learning in so many ways
- 6. It is a terrific place to meet up with moms - kids can run off their energy while moms chat and get some exercise
- 5. Dog-friendly park
- 4. Fosters imagination and creativity - like creating your ornaments while waiting for the luminary walk and helping us slow down and celebrate the birth of Jesus.
- 3. Fantastic fishing derby with lots of freebies
- 2. Amazing staff and volunteers who are continually striving for excellence
- 1. Cost-friendly for ALL - the wonderful monthly events are donations, making them available to anyone!
As part of the Rooted in Community, Growing in Nature campaign, Potawatomi Wildlife Park invites the community to help raise $25,000 by December 30th. The funds will ensure that the park continues to thrive as a community hub, offering educational programs, recreational opportunities, and a welcoming space for all who visit.
“Your support will help ensure the park remains a vital part of the community for years to come,” said Lacey Pfeiffer, Potawatomi Wildlife Park Manager. “Please consider donating today or visit the park to experience the magic for yourself.”
For more information or to donate, please visit: https://potawatomiwildlifepark.com/donate
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