Clubs & Organizations

Clubs and organizations
Clubs and organizations

AA

520 Crook St, Custer

605-745-4969 or 605-745-4720


American Legion Custer Post #46

PO Box 705, Custer Meets at 527 Montgomery St (Custer School District Administration Building)

605-673-3930 | 605-673-3414

https://www.custerpost46.org/?fbclid=IwAR0dPmc-r4LNl_1gP2rwuKYw6CJHY8LF3EKBIItkWF-gdFHPwX1gBV_54JI

American Legion Hermosa Post #303

5 2nd St, Hermosa

605-255-4679

Black Hills and Badlands Tourism Association

1851 Discovery Circle, Rapid City

https://www.blackhillsbadlands.com/

Black Hills and Badlands Tourism Association is South Dakota’s oldest, largest and most vibrant private-sector tourism association. This non-profit membership driven tourism marketing firm is dedicated to promoting the Badlands and Black Hills region as an all season travel destination.

BH&B’s board-approved strategic marketing plans increase visitor numbers, trip duration and visitor sales. These efforts ensure a healthy future for BH&B and the visitor industry as a whole. Together, our unified voice strengthens the tourism industry and maintains it as a driving economic force for our region.


Black Hills Area Community Foundation

243 Founders Park Dr Suite #102, Rapid City PO Box 231, Rapid City

605-718-0112

http://www.bhacf.org/

Inspiring people to invest as a community to help improve the quality of life of the people throughout the Black Hills!


Black Hills Parks & Forests Association

26611 US Hwy 385, Hot Springs

605-745-7020

https://blackhillsparks.org/

Black Hills Parks & Forests Association (BHPFA) is a non-profit, membership organization that operates retails stores for public land agencies.
Partnering with Wind Cave National Park, Jewel Cave National Monument, Black Hills National Forest, Nebraska National Forests & Grasslands and the National Grassland Visitor Center in Wall, SD. BHPFA operates 16 retail locations in the Black Hills, Wyoming, and Nebraska.
We offer a curated selection of books, toys, and games that help people of all ages engage with, and interpret the natural world. Every sale supports our partners in their critical missions of sustaining and preserving our natural and cultural legacies with funding that fills the gaps left by budget shortfalls.

Locations:

  • Wind Cave National Park
  • Jewel Cave National Monument
  • Black Hills National Forest Sites
    • Pactola Visitor Center-Pactola Lake, SD (Memorial Day-Labor Day)
    • Supervisor's Office-Custer, SD
    • Mystic Ranger District Office-Rapid City, SD
    • Northern Hills Ranger District Office-Spearfish, SD
    • Hell Canyon Ranger District Office-Newcastle, SD
    • Bearlodge Ranger District Office-Sundance, WY
  • Nebraska National Forests & Grasslands Sites
    • Hudson Meng Education & Research Center-Crawford, NE (Memorial Day-Labor Day)
    • Pine Ridge Ranger District Office-Chadron, NE
    • Bessey Ranger District Office/Tree Nursery-Halsey, NE
    • Buffalo Gap National Grasslands District Office-Hot Springs, SD
    • Ft. Pierre National Grasslands Ranger District Office-Ft. Pierre, SD
  • National Grasslands Visitor Center-Wall, SD
  • Scottsbluf National Monument
  • Agate Fossil Beds National Monument

Civil Air Patrol

12216 Aviation Way, Custer

605-440-2085

Civil Air Patrol, America's Air Force auxiliary, building the nation's finest force of citizen volunteers serving America. Supporting communities with emergency response, diverse aviation and ground services, youth development, and promotion of air, space and cyber power.
Meetings: Thursday's 7pm-9pm, Cadet program ages 12-19, senior program ages 19-99+


Community Action Team

605-673-4382


Custer Area Arts Council

PO Box 310, Custer

http://www.custerareaarts.com/

For 25 years, we’ve promoted the arts in Custer, through coordinating cultural activities, supporting artistic endeavors and contributing to the community.
We support Girls Rock Camp, Burning Beetle, Dakota Players, Way Park Music series and many art installations and activities throughout the community.


Custer Area Economic Development Corporation & Foundation

PO Box 15, Custer

https://www.custerdevelopment.com/

The CAEDC is a member organization with a volunteer board and leadership that works wiht regional and State Economic Development organizations to assist businesses with access to funds, leadership and entrepreneurial training. We help grow existing businesses,
attract and assist new business ventures, and work to ensure that workforce needs are met in the community.


Custer City Masonic Lodge #66

220 N 6th St, Custer

307-575-0750

Custer Community Coalition on Aging

161 Boot Hill Dr, Custer


Custer County Conservation District

25363 US Hwy 385, Custer

605-673-5680

Mission: Promote conservation of soil, water, and natural resources for now and in the future.
We seek to provide information to landowners on maintaining resilient forests, soil health, water ways, riparian areas, and natural resources.
We assist in finding grants and funding opportunities for landowners in need, whenever possible.


Custer County Democratic Party

https://www.facebook.com/custercountydemocratsofsouthdakota

The Custer County Democrats meet on the 3 Thursday of every month at 6 pm (Mar – Oct) and 12 noon (Nov – Feb) in the Custer Library Pine Room.
We invite anyone who values and supports democracy, human rights, and fundamental freedoms to join us.
We also host a breakfast social on the first Saturday of the month at 9 am at Laughing Water Restaurant at the Crazy Horse Memorial.

Our mission is to build a democratic community that is visible, participatory, sustainable, compassionate, and just.
We regularly collaborate with our State Party Leadership
and neighboring counties party leadership, participate in various community
sponsored events, host speakers at our meetings, and attend and sponsor educational opportunities.

To learn more about our organization and join our email list, write to

ccsddp21info@gmail.com

.
Like and follow our Facebook page at

https://www.facebook.com/custercountydemocratsofsouthdakota


to stay up to date on all of our events and activities.



Custer County Housing and Redevelopment

622 Crook St, Ste #1, Custer

605-673-5548

Providing Custer County with affordable housing options.


Custer County Library Foundation

447 Crook St Ste #4, Custer

605-673-4803

http://www.custercountylibrary.org/foundation

Custer County Library Foundation is dedicated to raising funds and managing them in a fiscally responsible manner for the support of the Custer County Library.
The foundation, a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation, supplements existing library funds through fund raising, grants, and/or donation. Regular membership is open to any person upon payment of dues ($5 per year). or any orgainzation ($25 per year).


Custer County Republicans

PO Box 747, Custer

605-673-4639

https://www.custercountyrepublicans.org/

The Custer County Republicans meet the first Tuesday of every month at 5:30pm. Meetings are open to all interested parties and all Republicans are encouraged to attend. Our goal is to support local, state and national Republican candidates for election, and to advocate for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all.
To receive notices about meetings and events please email ccrepubs@goldenwest.net or call 605-673-4639 to be added to our mailing list.

Like us on Facebook: Custer County SD Republicans | Facebook


Custer County Search & Rescue

1073 Montgomery St, Custer

605-673-1571

http://www.custersdsar.com/

Meets second Monday of the month at 6:30 pm at the Search and Rescue Garage south on Hwy 385 next to the County Hwy garage. Anyone interested in becoming involved please call or email.


Custer Lions Club

PO Box 147

605-673-3953

https://www.facebook.com/Lions-Club-of-Custer-South-Dakota-1784839515174917/

As a member of the world's largest service organization, Lions Club International, we volunteer to serve the Custer community, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding.

Meetings will be held
the 2nd Thursday of the month at noon st the Custer Senior Center.
Guests and new members welcome. "We Serve"!


Custer Mile High Garden Club

605-673-1901

The Custer Mile High Garden Club provides a unique opportunity to learn about gardening in Custer and the surrounding area.
It allows meeting with others interested in improving our knowledge and skills in all aspects of gardening.
We promote community beautification, improving the environment and conserving native plants.


Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild

PO Box 733, Custer

605-745-5756

http://www.custerpiecemakersquiltguild.com/

We are a non-profit philanthropic quilt guild comprised of approximately 35 members. Some of the local projects we are involved with are Quilts of Valor presented to wounded veterans staying at the Black Hills Cabin, pillowcases for children in the hospital, in-need quilts donated to people who have had a fire or other natural disaster, and quilts for kids who have been taken from their homes.



Guild meetings are on the 1st Tuesday of every month at 1:30pm at the Custer Lutheran Fellowship Church.

Potluck meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 5:30pm at Custer Lutheran Fellowship Church.


Custer Senior Center

538 Mt. Rushmore Rd, Custer

605-673-2708

Our Center coordinates resources, provides life-enriching activities, education, and creative programs for older adults. Programs include, humanities speakers, student mentoring, volunteer opportunities, medical equipment loans, Medicare education, office and facility rental space. We have recreational opportunities like line dancing, member brunches at local restaurants, morning workouts, card games, bingo, women’s & men’s pool games, various craft classes, etc. New members (only $35.00 per year for senior/mentor members, $20.00 per year for associate/mentee members) and visitors are always welcome. M-F 9-5PM


Custer YMCA Early Learning Center

1315 Blue Bell Ln, Custer

605-673-2222

https://rcymca.org/locations/branch/custer-ymca/

Child Development Center. Quality programs for children ages 1-5

After school program (Kid Stop) available for school age children.


Friends of Wind Cave National Park

PO Box 336, Hot Springs

http://www.friendsofwindcavenp.org/

Friends of Wind Cave National Park (FWC) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote Wind Cave National Park as a natural and cultural treasure. In addition, it will strive to expand the awareness of the unique value of Wind Cave National Park to the Black Hills Community and the nation.


Gideons International- Southern Hills Camp

701-630-3380

We are a group of Men and Women who love Jesus and distribute hope by handing out New Testament Bibles in our local area.
The Southern Hills Camp serves the communities of Custer, Edgemont, and Hot Springs.
We meet on the third Thursday of every month at the Custer Senior Center at 538 Mt. Rushmore Rd. at 6 PM.
Anyone interested in what we are doing, please come join us for a meal and fellowship! Come check us out!



Growing Roots, Inc

12622 US Hwy 16A, Custer

605-574-1773

https://www.growingrootssd.com/home

Growing Roots is a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to providing quality, student-centered learning opportunities for young learners. Growing Roots began when parents of young children in Custer banded together to bring preschool to their community.


Harney Peak Chapter, NSDAR

605-890-1167

https://www.sdsdar.org/harney-peak/

Any woman is eligible for membership in the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution who is eighteen years of age or older, and who is lineally descended from a man or woman who, with unfailing loyalty to the cause of American Independence, served as a sailor, soldier or civil officer in one of the several Colonies or States, or as a recognized patriot, or rendered material aid thereto.


NARFE- National Active & Retired Federal Employees

605-673-2958

An organization dedicated to the welfare of all federal workers and retirees.
NARFE sponsors informative seminars and provides web-based topics on pay, benefits and retirement strategies. The Custer chapter welcomes any active, retired or spouses of federal employees.


Rotary Club of Custer

11861 Emerald Rd, Custer

605-673-4690

The Custer Rotary Club was formed in 1934 by Hobart Gates, the Custer theater owner, and his brother, John, a local attorney. Rotary is an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide, who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. The Custer Rotary Club’s service local service projects are many, including picnic shelters at West Dam and Pageant Hill, dictionaries and scholarships for youth, road clean up and support of many local not-for-profits. The club meets Mondays at noon at the Custer Senior Center.


Storehouse Food Pantry

66 Centennial Dr, Custer

605-673-3565

https://www.facebook.com/custerstorehouse/

We provide food and household items to people in need. Open Wednesdays and Saturday 10 am - 1 pm.


Sturgis Mustang Rally

12976 Hwy 34, Sturgis

http://www.sturgismustangrally.com/

Sturgis Mustang Rally, Ford Mustang Fun, Friends

Packed with racing events, cruises, car show

Not Just a Rally, it's a destination spot.
Make it a Family destination!


United Way of the Black Hills

621 6th St, Ste 100, Rapid City

605-343-5872

http://www.unitedwayblackhills.org/

We unite people and resources to improve lives in the Black Hills by delivering measurable long-term solutions to community issues in education, financial stability and health.


UWBH raises funds through charitable donations and events to fund our Community Impact Grants, Month of Caring, Black Hills Reads Initiative and EveryDay Strong Program.
We provide professional development training and networking opportunities to all area non-profit organizations through our Non-Profit Capacity Building Program.
Learn more about what we do at……. http://www.unitedwayblackhills.org/





Willow Creek Child Care

25263 US Hwy 385, Custer

605-673-2336/ 605-517-1222

Now Open!

We are a licensed in-home group day care owned & operated by a RN. Willow Creek Child Care offers services 24 Hours/day 7 days a week.
We utilize the Riggio Emilia approach which prioritizes collaborative group work where children are encouraged to work together to problem-solve, negotiate and practice empathy.


YMCA of Custer

644 Crook St, Custer

605-673-5134

https://rcymca.org/

The YMCA provides recreational, health & wellness activities and childcare from infant through 5th grade in Custer and school age care in Hermosa.
We also operate the Custer pool in the summer.


Zonta Club of the Southern Black Hills

PO Box 28, Custer

http://www.zonta.org

Local branch of Zonta International, a global service organization of women working together to advance the status of women world-wide through service and advocacy.
Meetings at 1 pm on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month at the Custer County Library.
Most meetings are online via Zoom.
New members always welcome. Building a better world for women and girls!


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