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The Rock River Rescue Foundation was founded in 2002 to improve the aquatic ecosystem of the river within the Watertown City limits. The funds we raise are used for fish stocking, habitat improvement, education and handicap access to the river.

The organization was founded by six members, life long Watertown residents who wanted their children, grandchildren and others to experience and enjoy the river as they did. The original target area has expanded from the 154 acres between the dams in Watertown to now include the 60-mile stretch between Watertown and Lake Sinissippi in Hustisford. Presently we have over 100 members and welcome anyone interested in additional information or in joining us to contact us.

We strive toward providing improved access to healthcare in the Watertown area, with a focus on identifying populations that are in need and the available resources.

We will coordinate the compassion and caring of the people of our area to create solutions and build a healthier community.

For families with children birth to five years old the WFC offers a myriad of classes, functions, services and resources to help them be better at their most important relationships in life, their family. From activities as simple as a play group where parents can bring their children to a controlled environment to interact with other children while they themselves interact with other parents to more structured classes such as Parenting Classes taught by certified instructors. In a non-judgmental environment parents can learn how to be better and to bring their families together.

The WFC is built on the foundation that being able to have access to improving your most important skills and having your children enjoy the benefits of great family fun and learning should never come at a cost or fee. Everyone, regardless of their ability to pay for the services, should have access to the life enhancing opportunities we offer. We do not charge our families.—and all of our programming is free.