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

Your donations make programs like Capitol Lakes Community Read possible. See how your gifts make an impact for individual residents.

We want to give a warm welcome to Tracy Curtis who is replacing Donald Rosby for Friday drop-in tech support.

TNW Ensemble Theater in Madison is having a positive impact on the lives of our memory care residents.

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

Your Capitol Lakes Foundation was proud to approve a grant to bring artists to Capitol Lakes to talk about racial justice.

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

Thanks to your support, Capitol Lakes residents can take advantage of free tech support twice weekly.

When another Covid surge shut down Wellness Center classes your Foundation stepped in to offer an exercise challenge to keep us moving

In 2022 a record 90 Capitol Lakes residents read "The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry" by Gabrielle Zevin.

Covid tabled ping-pong for two years, but thanks to your support games have resumed for interested residents!

Thanks to your support, the Capitol Lakes Foundation purchased activities to keep Assisted Living residents engaged and active.

A 'second summer' provides the perfect opportunity for a rickshaw outing and picnic supplied by the Capitol Lakes Foundation.

Thanks to your support, residents in our Health Center were able to engage in planting and now enjoy a Bloom and Grow Garden.

Music and Memory makes a real difference in the lives of those with dementia.

Thanks to the Wisconsin Council of the Blind and Visually Impaired for coming to Capitol Lakes to share resources for those with vision loss

'Step Into Spring' challenges Capitol Lakes residents to walk 1 mile or 30 minutes at least three times a week.

Roughly one year after shut down nearly the entire Capitol Lakes campus was vaccinated making in person events once again possible.

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

When the Wellness Center had to close in late 2020 our residents stayed strong in the face of adversity.