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Community Rewards makes fund-raising easy by donating to local organizations based on the shopping you do everyday. Once you link your card to an organization, all you have to do is shop our store and swipe your Shopper's Card!
A digital account is needed to participate in Community Rewards. If you already have a digital account, you will need to ensure you have a Plus Card linked to your account. Then, go here to select an organization.
Please note, a Shopper's Card is required for the Community Rewards program so that your transactions apply toward the organization you choose.
Every year the Friends of Sugar Creek decorate a tree at the Masonic Cornerstone Event Center. Here's our 2024 offering!
The Sugar Creek Nature Trail is located just north of downtown Crawfordsville, the interpretive signage for the Nature Trail was a Friends of Sugar Creek project.
MOCO Adopt a Storm Drain is a volunteer program sponsored by Friends of Sugar Creek and the Crawfordsville Storm Water Department. We encourage you to consider adopting a drain in your neighborhood.
USGS has installed a new stream gage near the Lafayette Avenue bridge, and as a result new water level advisories have been established. Only experienced canoeists and kayakers should be on the creek when the water level is between 5 and 6 feet, with levels above 6 feet being hazardous and unsafe for canoeing or kayaking.
Each year area youth and adults participate in Friends of Sugar Creek's educational program to learn about the habitat, biology, geology, history, and beauty of Sugar Creek. In 2024 we had ten youth join us to learn about benthic macroinvertebrates and how their presence or absence signals the health of the creek.
The 2024 Friends of Sugar Creek Canoe Race was once again a big success with excellent race day weather. The Stwalley Short Race at 4 miles and the longer 15-mile race were both filled with eager Sugar Creek paddlers.
The Sugar Creek low head dam was removed by the City of Crawfordsville in September 2021, following approvals from Indiana DNR and IDEM. Removal of the low head dam has reconnected 1,123 stream miles, improved biodiversity, and eliminated a safety hazard.
Turn in a Poacher, Inc. (TIP) is a non-profit conservation organization that protects our fish and wildlife resources by increasing public support and involvement in bringing violators to justice.