Do you want to be part of something great for Sioux Falls and the surrounding area? Do you want to be able to say “Yes, I supported this idea and helped make it happen!”?
Sioux Falls Whitewater Park is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization trying to be a leader in Sioux Falls for paddling safety and education. We also want to build a whitewater park to expand our education capabilities to reach all levels of paddlers and all types of paddlers.
To make a whitewater park happen we need to get an engineering company in town to do a feasibility study, conceptual design, cost estimate, and speak with stakeholders. This is a little costly, but is essential to attract large donors, grants, sponsorships and investors for the construction of the park.
So, we decided to hold a raffle to raise those funds. We hope this is our last time we appeal to the general public for financial support. Help us get this project rolling! Join the individuals who can say "I support this park project and I helped make it happen!" Two raffle tickets or monetary donation will put you on our list of supporters.
Whitewater parks host more fun than just kayaking. For instance, you might use the deep holes for fishing, tubing with a group of friends, passing through on a longer paddling voyage, surfing a stand up paddle board, boogie boarding on some consistent waves, taking a class, picnicking by the waves and watching the park users, or simply checking out an event; your raffle tickets can make this wonderful park a reality. If everyone buys some tickets we will meet our goal but we need to all come together and make that contribution. $10.00- $40.00 for a free place to use over your lifetime seems like a pretty good investment.
This multi-use park will be a safe, free, family recreation area with activity spots for all ages and skill levels. Your family cant play in Falls Park, but they will have a blast in the whitewater park.
Thank you for making a raffle ticket purchase to make this happen.
We want to thank all of you for seeing the potential in this park and donating to make this happen.
