Friends of MSCR Auction

media release: Madison School & Community Recreation (MSCR) is holding the annual Friends of MSCR Online Auction now through November 18 at 32auctions.com/mscr2022. Bid on more than 150 fabulous items in the 2022 Online Auction, proceeds support MSCR programs and services.

Items include pet care, gift baskets, entertainment, spa services, sports memorabilia and much more. Perfect for holiday shopping.

Since 2013, the Friends of MSCR has gifted $480,000 to MSCR. These funds support new program initiatives, needed equipment, outdoor and environmental education, adapted recreation and inclusion services, afterschool clubs and neighborhood center programming, to better serve the Madison community.

"We are grateful to the Friends of MSCR for supporting affordable, accessible recreation programming. Thank you to the generous auction sponsors, donors and bidders who make this online auction possible. Every bid and donation helps ensure access to high quality, affordable recreation and enrichment for all of our Madison community members," described Janet Dyer, MSCR Executive Director.

This year's Online Auction is supported by the following generous sponsors:

Community Believers: Oak Park Place

Recreation Enthusiasts: Isthmus Community Media and Slow Roll Cycles

Afterschool Advocate: Greenleaf Media, QTI Group and Stroud, Willink, & Howard LLC

Go to 32auctions.com/mscr2022 to view all of the items. The auction takes place through November 18 at 8pm.

MSCR offers many recreation programs for all ages that are accessible and affordable. Fee assistance is available. Please call 608-204-3000 or visit mscr.org for more information.MSCR is Madison’s public recreation department serving the community since 1926.

About Friends of Madison School & Community Recreation:

Friends of MSCR is a non-profit organization that supports Madison School & Community Recreation (MSCR) programs and services. MSCR's proud history of service began in 1926, and Friends of MSCR is committed to ensuring that MSCR public recreation programs remain accessible and affordable in the future.