2022 Refreshing the Medora Children’s Park

May 13th – 15th, 2022

Medora Children’s Park

Upon registration, you will automatically be confirmed as a participant.

The Medora Children’s Park is more than a wonderful spot for kids to explore (and for parents to take a breather). It’s also a testament to the power of volunteerism.

In 2001, a group of volunteers came together and constructed the Medora Children’s Park over the course of five days. The miniature town in downtown Medora has served kids and families ever since.

NOW, THE MEDORA CHILDREN’S PARK IS DUE FOR A BIG CLEAN-UP.

If you and your family have made positive memories at the Medora Children’s Park, then we would be honored to have you join us for this special weekend of volunteering to restore the park to its original glory.

There’s plenty to do!

From May 13th through 15th, we’re seeking helping hands to rake, scoop, shovel, stain, paint, and give the Medora Children’s Park a well-deserved refresh.

We invite you to form a group — maybe multiple generations of family members, or the friends you met in Medora — sign up, and join us for a one-of-a-kind weekend of hard work and joyful memories!

NEED TO KNOW

Time Required:

To accommodate a wide range of schedules, the following check-in options are available:

- Friday, May 13th between 5:00 PM and 8:00 PM MT at Badlands Motel
- Saturday, May 14th between 7:30 AM to 8:00 AM MT at Medora Children’s Park

Preliminary work to take place from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM Friday.
Majority of work to take place on Saturday. Departure by 12:00 PM MT on Sunday.

Intensity of Work:
The clean-up weekend will consist of a wide variety of work levels, including raking, scooping, shoveling, painting, and working with chemicals for staining. Registrants will be asked to list which types of work they are comfortable with, and our team will attempt to make accommodations for you and your group.

Housing:

Lodging will be covered and available to volunteers who participate in the event.

Meals:
Meals will be provided for volunteers at the Life Skills Center.