Nonprofit

We are a project of the Wisconsin Alliance for Excellent Schools (WAES), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

What is Eau Claire County Crime Stoppers?

Eau Claire County Crime Stoppers is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a safer community through anonymous crime reporting and community education.  Eau Claire County Crime Stoppers exists to provide support to law enforcement agencies within Eau Claire County through making funds available for rewards, helping develop a community offensive against crime, and encouraging the public to report crimes anonymously.

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​The League of Women Voters-GCV members are from Dunn County and the surrounding Chippewa Valley area. We are a non-partisan organization devoted to helping members and fellow citizens develop educated political opinions and act upon them through the democratic process. Our activities include an active outreach to register voters and give them accurate information on voter laws.

Citizen Action of Wisconsin is an issue focused coalition of individuals and organizations committed to achieving social, economic, and environmental justice.

WellFEST is a nonprofit social enterprise, providing community wellness education events.  Previous WellFEST events brought together hundreds of active-enthusiasts, wellness gurus and the healthy-conscious of the Chippewa Valley for interactive, hands-on community events.

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Our Mission – Create, Incubate, Engage – to Empower and Inform

Valley Media Works/ Chippewa Valley Community Television has helped the Chippewa Valley community share information, ideas and talent for almost forty years on two channels on the Charter cable system, through radio on WRFP 101.9 LPFM, and online. We offer opportunities for community members to learn about videography, film making, lighting, journalism, marketing and more.

Our Roots

With its roots in farmland protection since 1988, by the time Wisconsin Farmland Conservancy had changed its name to West Wisconsin Land Trust in 2002, over 4,500 acres of farms, forests and open space had been protected. The statewide emphasis of saving the family farm gave way to a mission of protecting open space in an approximately 10-county area of western Wisconsin. As the momentum for private land protection grew, so grew the area in which WWLT worked stretching from the Black River in the south to the shores of Lake Superior, covering 20 counties.

The Chippewa Savannas Chapter is partially within the Driftless Area of western Wisconsin. The area contains dry hill prairies commonly found in the Drfitless Area, but we also have savannas throught the chapter's area.  In additon, river terrace prairies and savannas are found along our large rivers. We share our knowledge within our membership, and with others through outreach activities.

The Chippewa Savannas Chapter covers Pepin, Dunn and Eau Claire Counties in Wisconsin. We invite you to join us!