Thanks to Alison Helland with MCF who recently came to CL to share information on charitable giving strategies. Read on to learn more!

A donor's 1992 gift was used to pay for a new flag at Capitol Lakes.

Thanks for helping us exceed our goal in June! Your generosity means we can support learners and Capitol Lakes residents!

Connecting residents with community resources is just one way your Foundation works to enhance the living experience for our residents.

The Computer Buddy program, organized by RSVP Dane County, brings generations together for a modern pen pal experience.

We were pleased to invite Jan O'Neill to Capitol Lakes where she shared how her mother's legacy is living on in Madison and how we can help.

Read how your Capitol Lakes Foundation is fostering partnerships that connect people across generations.

Thanks to your generosity, we were able to support Capitol Lakes' Walk to End Alzheimer's Team and help them exceed their fundraising goal.

Thanks to RSVP Dane County for sharing information on their Computer Buddy program and to our residents for signing up to volunteer.

We are proud to partner with UW-Madison's School of Nursing on training the next generation of health care providers.

Maintaining a positive partnership with Madison Youth Choirs through Covid was an important way we could give back to our larger community.

Capitol Lakes Residents continued their volunteer service with the Older Adult Project which moved virtual in 2020.

Fostering partnerships like the one with UW-Madison's School of Nursing has many benefits especially during these difficult days.

We were grateful when students from the Mann Scholars program came to Capitol Lakes to volunteer with residents in Assisted Living

Future Quest is a fun way to get kids thinking early about possible career paths.

We are proud to purchase charitable stamps that help raise financial support to fight Alzheimer’s disease.

This last April we were proud to organize and host the first ever Capitol Lakes Career Exploration Day for Madison high school students.