Dear friend and neighbor,
The Allied Dunn’s Marsh Neighborhood Association (ADMNA) has been active in the Allied community for over 20 years. We are an eclectic and vibrant neighborhood with a diverse population that includes people of all races and immigrants from around the globe. We work in partnership with many organizations which support our community. They include Allied Partners, Joining Forces for Families, Allied Wellness Center, and the Boys & Girls Club.
The pandemic hit our neighborhood—and our association—hard. But we know that our residents do support each other. We hope to build on that mutual support that is already here, making it even stronger by bringing people together again, fostering community, and giving our residents the connections they need to support one another.
Your support can help us
You can help our neighborhood rebuild by supporting the ADMNA’s efforts to build community. We are looking for a total of $3,000 to support the activities and advocacy that we do. Our work is done entirely by neighborhood volunteers, so your support goes a long way! Your contribution will help us re-establish and grow our community traditions that we cut back on during the pandemic:
- $20 will support a purchase of 50 pre-filled eggs for the easter egg hunt
- $50 will support the purchase of donuts on a string for the pumpkin party
- $100 will support cash prizes for community meals
- $300 will cover the operating expenses of the Brotherhood basketball tournament
- $1,000 will support a community picnic with bouncy house, popcorn machine and other activities for kids and families
Thank you so much for your support. Online Donations can be made on this page!
All donations will be received by JustDane, which serves as ADMNA’s fiscal sponsor.
Donations can be made online or can be mailed to:
JustDane, Attn: ADMNA, 128 E. Olin Ave, Suite 202, Madison, WI 53713
The mission of JustDane has always been to inspire hope and create change at the individual level and community level. JustDane would not be where it is today without the wonderful people who participate in, and give life to, its programs. Tyrees Scott is one of these people. He is the embodiment of hope, change, and perseverance. Born in Chicago and raised in Madison, Wisconsin, Tyrees dealt with struggles while growing up, and as a young man he was incarcerated. Despite tribulations after his release from prison, Tyrees decided it was time to change his life around. He made a promise to himself that he would not end up incarcerated again, and he has lived up to exactly that.
Kim’s Story