Sioux Falls Noon Sertoma Club

Parking lot is filling up.. we have stuff for the kids. 50/50 raffle. All donations go to the park project.

Cars are showing up at Carsforsale.com on Lake Lorraine!

SUNDAY — come to the Carsforsale.com parking lot for the Sioux Falls Noon Sertoma Club Shine & Show. Bring your ride or come out to see some classics on display. It’s FREE!

Todd Wilkinson (right) Immediate past President of National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) was Sertoma Club speaker for August 6, 2024. Todd was introduced by Mark Berg (left).
NCBA Vision
To be the trusted leader and definitive voice of the U.S. cattle and beef industry.
NCBA Mission
To serve the cattle and beef industry by improving the business climate, growing beef demand, and increasing the world's access to U.S. beef.
The NCBA Federation of State Beef Councils Division oversees beef and beef product promotion, research, information and related activities financed by the Beef Checkoff and similar market development investments. It also functions as the Federation of 43 Qualified State Beef Councils and carries out the duties and responsibilities assigned to the Federation by the Beef Promotion and Research Act and Order. In this way, NCBA coordinates state-national efforts to build demand for beef.
The National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) is the national trade association representing U.S. cattle producers, with more than 25,000 individual members and several industry organization members. Together NCBA represents more than 175,000 cattle producers and feeders. NCBA works to advance the economic, political and social interests of the U.S. cattle business and to be an advocate for the cattle industry's policy positions and economic interests.
As family farmers and ranchers, cattlemen have a vested interest in protecting the environment. As responsive producers, they share an interest in meeting the needs of consumers worldwide by providing high-quality, nutritious beef, while setting higher quality and safety standards than those required by the government. As individual entrepreneurs, cattlemen raise livestock in more states than any other commodity, helping sustain a way of life in thousands of rural communities.
NCBA works to encourage the humane treatment of farm animals, the wise stewardship of natural resources and the implementation of good husbandry practices.
Todd mentioned that if you are so incline to give donations for animal programs like ASPCA to consider doing it locally, instead of nationally due to they may not necessarily be directing your funds to the areas you might be thinking. By giving locally your money may be used as you wish. He also advocated against laboratory protein (fake meat), he believes in natural grass/corn feed cows (real meat), then there is no question as to where the meat is. 😊

Further Information at https://www.ncba.org

Come out to Lake Lorraine THIS SUNDAY from 1-4 p.m. for the Sioux Falls Noon Sertoma Club's 4th Annual Shine and Show in the Carsforsale.com parking lot. Check out a variety of classic and restored vehicles in the Carsforsale.com parking lot. It’s free to attend and free to show your vehicle. No pre-registration is required and all makes and models are invited to show. Freewill donations will be accepted to raise funds for the All Abilities Playground Equipment. Read more here: https://lakelorrainesiouxfalls.com/buzz/2024/7/29/shine-and-show-returns-aug-11

Leah Anderson (second right) Minnehaha County Auditor, Mike Mathis (left) Kris Swanson (second left) was Sertoma Club Speaker for July 30, 2024 They were introduced by Ray Brooks (right).
Leah shared lots of great information to include, absentee voting, polling locations, some of the items that will be voted on this coming voting season and much more. Leah stated with as following our Namesake stating “Service to Mankind” invited us to provide a service as our community by volunteering during this election season. On there website there is a place to register to volunteer, the URL is Minnehaha County, South Dakota Official Website - Auditor/Elections, there are many links at this site, from election information (voter registration, absentee ballot application, election worker/volunteer sign up, precinct information and maps, etc.
Minnehaha County, created in 1862, is a political subdivision of the State of South Dakota encompassing 810 square miles. Minnehaha County is the largest county in the state in terms of population. The 2020 Census recorded a population of 197,214. The 2024 estimated population is 213,824. Minnehaha County is governed by ten elected officials - 5 part-time Commissioners, an Auditor, a Treasurer, a State's Attorney, Register of Deeds and Sheriff. Daily operations are managed by 18 full-time Department Heads.
The County, employing 550 full-time employees, provides such services as: law enforcement, jail administration, highway construction/maintenance, property valuation, planning/zoning, emergency management, poor relief, juvenile detention services, election administration, official recording of deeds and documents, vehicle tax and licensing and property tax collection and administration.
The County also maintains three rural parks. In conjunction with the City of Sioux Falls, the County maintains the Siouxland Library system, the Siouxland Heritage Museum system and dispatches police, fire and medical personnel through the Metro Communications 911 Center.

Further Voting Information at:
Minnehaha County, South Dakota Official Website - Auditor/Elections

Diane Diekman (Center) and Karen Dunham (right) from USS SD Battleship Memorial were
Sertoma Club speaker for July 23, 2024. They were introduced by Ray Brooks (left).
Keeping The Memory Alive
Battleship South Dakota Memorial Foundation was established in 1963 as a nonprofit organization to commemorate USS South Dakota (BB 57). The resulting museum, Battleship South Dakota Memorial, is a tourist attraction that draws visitors from all fifty states and around the world to view artifacts from the ship and its crew members.
Our Mission
The mission of Battleship South Dakota Memorial in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, is to preserve the history of USS South Dakota (BB 57) and its crew through the operation of a world-class museum that educates current and future generations on the most decorated battleship of World War II.
The South Dakota Battleship X
Battleship X USS South Dakota (BB 57), with its combination of Navy Unit Citation and 13 battle stars, was the most decorated battleship of World War II. For security purposes, she was called “Battleship X” after her first major battles, to prevent the enemy from identifying the top-of-the-line battleship.
Help Us Preserve History
Visit the museum to see and learn more about USS South Dakota. Your donations will assist in expanding the Memorial and improving its educational reach.

PARK HOURS
Closed October 1–April 30
Open May 1–September 30: 9:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
AMENITIES
Restroom
Historic Displays
Military Memorial Displays
Visitor Center
Museum Admission is Free
Gift Shop
Location
2705 W. 12th St., Sioux Falls 57104

Further Information at: https://southdakotabattleship

Dave Clark (right) Corporate Care of the Sioux Empire was Sertoma Club speaker for July 16, 2024. Dave was introduced by Ray Brooks (left).
In January of 2010, God opened the door for James to minister as a part-time chaplain at a local manufacturing plant. Through the opening of one door, many doors to employees’ hearts have since been opened to Christ’s love and care. In 2013, God revealed a great opportunity and need in the Sioux Empire for workplace ministry.
On October 1st, 2013, James and his family made the decision to “move” his pastoral ministry from the local church to the workplace through the birth of Corporate Care of the Sioux Empire.
The Corporate Care Vision
Corporate Care’s vision became a reality, enabling workplace leaders to offer proactive care to their employees who voluntarily seek to move out of brokenness into wholeness through our chaplain assistance program. This program incorporates on-site confidential pastoring, counseling, crisis care, hospital visits, and Bible studies, so employees become healthier and the workplace is blessed. We are also blessed to strategize with companies to foster an environment of mutual care and service both in the workplace and beyond. We are seeing a ripple-effect as we come alongside and encourage business leaders as they steward themselves for the glory of God’s kingdom.
Life-impacting ministry is happening every day through Corporate Care chaplaincy at various businesses. We are growing and currently offering care to hundreds of employees in South Dakota, Minnesota & Nevada. God orchestrates daily conversations with employees concerning their personal burdens, on their turf. Many ask for His life-giving truth in search for hope and freedom. There are multiple weekly Bible studies with dozens of employees participating, again, where they work. One beauty of these studies is that employees voluntarily spend their time interacting with a book of the Bible. These folks join in from a wide range of ethnicities, denominations, and even faiths as they learn and care for each other.
Partner with Corporate Care We are blessed to be compensated for our services by the workplaces we serve. At the same time, we rely on the generous gifts of others to fully fund the work of Corporate Care. Will you please consider partnering with Corporate Care in this work? The sending power of your prayers and your individual gifts* will allow Corporate Care to be in a position to serve the local owners, CEOs, and employers who desire us to labor for “lasting employee care” with them and their employees. We are in a great place to forge ahead in workplace ministry as God opens doors! If you feel led to give, you can give below.
*Corporate Care of the Sioux Empire is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. All gifts are tax deductible unless otherwise indicated.

President Brian Stern has turned over the weekly club meeting to incoming President Tim Stark.
Thank you both for your hard work and dedication to the club!

Congratulations to this years Service to Mankind winner!

Diane Olson (middle) was presented Sertoma Service to Mankind July 9, 2024.
Doug English (left) and Bryan Mulder (right).
Sioux Falls Noon Sertoma, steadfast in its commitment to recognizing
exceptional service to humanity, proudly presents Diane Olson with the
esteemed “Service to Mankind” award. Diane’s unwavering dedication
to community enrichment, her innovative approach to service, and her
boundless energy for volunteerism have left an enduring imprint on Sioux
Falls and beyond.
Diane Olson’s narrative is one of profound reinventions and the profound
influence a single individual can wield upon their community. Prior to her
retirement, Diane enjoyed a distinguished tenure as a software engineer
at IBM, earning the esteemed title of “Master Inventor.” Her remarkable
contributions to technology are evident in her extensive portfolio boasting
around 40 patents, many of which have exerted a global impact.
Following her retirement from IBM, Diane embarked on a new chapter,
seeking to explore the richness of life beyond corporate confines. Settling in
Sioux Falls in 2016 after a discerning choice, Diane significantly enriched
our local fabric. She undertook the restoration of a historical house in the
Cathedral District, marking the beginning of her immersive involvement in
community service.
Diane’s pivotal role at Levitt at the Falls, a local non-profit music venue,
stands as a testament to her exceptional service. As a dedicated volunteer
and board member, Diane has been instrumental in democratizing music
and the arts, ensuring their accessibility to all. Her impassioned leadership
has transformed the Levitt into a cherished community nexus, hosting
free concerts and cultural events that foster unity and belonging. Diane’s
profound impact was illuminated in an illuminating interview, wherein she
shared her joy and steadfast commitment to community welfare through
her endeavors at the Levitt.
Beyond Levitt at the Falls, Diane’s influence extends to the Sioux Falls
State Theatre, where her tireless volunteerism has played a pivotal role
in its revival and sustenance as a beacon of artistic expression. Diane’s
narrative of transitioning from corporate success to a life dedicated to
volunteerism serves as an inspiration. Her efforts transcend mere acts of
volunteering, embodying a spirit of joy and connectivity that resonates
throughout the community. Diane’s infectious enthusiasm and unwavering
dedication to service have earned her widespread adoration in Sioux Falls.
The Sioux Falls Noon Sertoma Club is honored to bestow upon
Diane Olson this prestigious accolade, in recognition of her outstanding
contributions and steadfast commitment to service. Her journey epitomizes
the essence of the “Service to Mankind” award, celebrating individuals
who devote their lives to the upliftment of others. Diane’s transformation
from corporate luminary to a beacon of volunteerism serves as a poignant
reminder of the transformative power of individual agency. Her work
continues to inspire and uplift countless lives, and for that, we extend our
heartfelt congratulations and deepest gratitude.
Congratulations, Diane Olson, on being named the recipient of the
“2024 Sioux Falls Noon Sertoma Service to Mankind” award.

Jeff Gould (left) broadcaster, author, speaker, podcaster and entertainer was Sertoma Club speaker for July 2, 2024. Jeff was introduced by Ray Brooks (right).
America’s Story 250 OUR NATION’S SEMIQUINCENTENNIAL
America’s Story is a powerful program of stories, history poetry and music, that has inspired all who hear it. America’s Story 250 is a 501(c)(3) corporation whose goal is to inspire, teach and reinvigorate all Americans.
ONLINE
Promoting the video through influencers and social media posts encouraging people to hear the story in small snippets, or in its entirety.
IN SCHOOLS
To reach out to history and civics teachers and equip them with a simple class exercise to promote thoughtful in-class discussion.
IN PERSON
To travel to all 50 states because a live performance has greater impact and more connection other influencers.
IN 60 SECONDS
The hard task is to tell the story in short form- to break down America’s Story into small pieces to fit the busyness and attention span of most Americans.
As was stated, the goal is large. To reach all Americans will require much support and coordination. The project is designed to be scalable and will grow to fit the support. We have had a number of interested parties asking for details, and will fill all the demands as support allows. At the end of the project (or me!) all excess funds will be donated to non-profit veterans programs as determined by the Board.

Further Information at https://www.ilikethatstory.net/americas-story/

Jodi Schwan, Journalist for Sioux Falls Business.com was Sertoma Club speaker for June 11, 2024.
Informational nuggets:
***Sioux Falls gains 6000-7000 new residents each year
***New Homes (thru May of each year): 2024: 206, 2023:123, 2022:412
***(Apartment Units (thru May of each year): 2024: 511, 2023: 1100,
2022: 1800
***Apartment Occupancy: 95%
***Amazon now employs over 2000 people
***Population in Sioux Falls is 213,000 and 300,000 in the “Metro” area

Further Information at:
https://siouxfalls.business
https://pigeon605.com

2024 SERTOMAN OF THE YEAR

Ryan William Duffy
This Sertoman joined the Noon Sertoma Club in 2009 and soon
became active in the club chairing projects, joined the board and
was elected Noon Sertoma President in July 2018.
Ryan William Duffy is a third generation Sertoman, following his
dad, Bill and grandpa, Frank. He is the third child of Bill and Jill
Duffy, and he has two older sisters, April and Sara. He attended
Washington High School, as his father Bill, grandpa Frank and
great grandpa William Duffy did. He graduated in 2006 and then
graduated from SDSU in 2010 with an Economics major.
Ryan then started his career in the insurance business with his
dad at Principal Financial because he loved how his dad could
take his time off when he wanted to!! Pretty much his own boss.
After Bill retired Ryan took over his block of business completely
and continues to help his clients with financial planning and
health insurance needs.
In 2013 he married his high school sweetheart, Jennie Thiry and
today they have four children, Ava 8, Max 6, Ella 3 and Crue 2 1/2
months, Remi, his hunting lab and shadow who adores him and
Teddy, a lap dog who adores her.
Ryan has always lived in Sioux Falls and Lake Madison. Anyone
living in the vicinity of his house is lucky! His love of grilling,
cooking and canning for an army of people is well appreciated by
all who live near him. His garage door is always open! He loves
hunting and fishing. His motto is if I kill an animal, I eat it or if I
pick asparagus, wild plums or plant a garden, I can it!
At the heart of Ryan's endeavors lies his role as chairman of the
hearing aid program within Sertoma. With a passion for aiding
those facing hearing challenges, Ryan ensures that the program
operates seamlessly, extending its reach to those who require
assistance. Central to this process is a form meticulously crafted
by Ryan, designed to capture the essence of why individuals seek
Sertoma's aid. Through this form, Ryan understands not just the
need for assistance but the human stories behind each request.
Each month, Ryan assumes the role of hearing aid ambassador,
bridging the gap between Sertoma's offerings and those in need.
With unwavering dedication, he sits down with each applicant,
offering empathy, understanding, and a promise of support. With
compassion as his guide, Ryan explains the spectrum of services
Sertoma provides, not merely confining the conversation to the
immediate aid but extending it to encompass programs like the
refurbished hearing aid initiative.
As the co-chairman of Sertoma Fest, Ryan invests over 300 hours
each year to orchestrate a banquet that serves as both a
celebration of community spirit and a vital fundraising opportunity.
With attention to detail, he ensures that every aspect of the event
is planned and executed, creating an atmosphere of camaraderie
and goodwill that reverberates throughout the Sertoma
community.
But Ryan's dedication doesn't stop there. Year after year, he takes
on the role of a dedicated salesperson, moving over 50 Sertoma
football books annually. Through his efforts, he not only raises
funds but also spreads awareness of Sertoma's mission, garnering
support from individuals far and wide.
In addition to his fundraising endeavors, Ryan is a supporter of the
Special Needs Christmas Party, where he selflessly dedicates his
time to set up, service, and clean up for an event that brings joy to over 300 children. With boundless energy and enthusiasm, he
ensures that every detail is attended to, creating an environment
where children can enjoy the magic of the holiday season,
surrounded by love and acceptance.
Ryan Duffy is the linchpin of Sertoma's social scene, orchestrating
memorable gatherings with precision and flair. From scouting
venues to crafting mouthwatering menus, Ryan's touch ensures
each event is a resounding success. With his culinary expertise,
he transforms ordinary occasions into culinary delights, fostering
connections that linger long after the last dish is served. In Ryan,
Sertoma finds not just an event coordinator but a true champion of
fellowship, whose dedication to community spirit is unmatched.
Ryan has always had a "soft heart" for people. When just a little
boy he would see a special needs child in a wheelchair and pray
every night for that child for weeks! He also loved animals. He
grew up with a great dog we rescued from the pound when he was
just 3-4 years old. The family even had to have a funeral service at
home for his 3-year-old goldfish, Goldie, who accidently died
when his mom was cleaning his bowl.
Ryan enjoys helping and serving people. It truly is his spiritual gift
from God. He and Jennie attend Embrace Church and he will take
his time to help anyone in need. Being a Sertoman serving
mankind fits his character perfectly. His love for God, family and
Country is his priorities in life. Your 2024 Sertoman of the Year
Ryan Duffy

Less than 2 weeks left to get out to Grand Falls Casino and make your donation to the Noon Sertoma Club! Thank you Grand Falls!

Dana Rogers (left) Newly elected Executive Director of The SD Wildlife Federation
was Sertoma Club speaker for May 14, 2024. Charles Rokusek (middle) Sec.-Treas., 29 - 90 Sportsman's Club. They were introduced by Tim Stark (right).
Dana was born and raised on his family's 4th generation farm and ranch
in Beadle County. He grew up hunting, fishing, and trapping with a deep
love for wildlife and conservation. He entered the USAF after high
school and served for over 28 years in many locations stateside as well
as the Pacific, Southwest Asia and the Central American theatres. He
deployed with both long and short tours in Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, and
Honduras, and retired as a CMSgt in 2017. After retirement he and his
wife, Michele, bought land and built a home outside Hill City.
Wanting to become more involved in wildlife management and give back, he
served as a wildland firefighter and became the first QDMA (now NDA)
level III certified deer manager in South Dakota. As a freelance
outdoor writer, Dana has published over 100 articles in over a dozen
national, regional, and state publications. As a steward of wildlife
and the land, Dana has managed his family farm for wildlife for the past
17 years. As a volunteer he's served on the board of directors for the
South Dakota Bowhunters Inc. as their Secretary and Lobbyist for the
past 7 years. Dana looks forward to helping work with the SDWF to
further the goals of wildlife conservation, achieving more habitat and
access while championing the interests of residents' sportsmen here in
South Dakota.

Dana's contact information:
Dana Rogers
24021 Twin Rocks Rd
Hill City, SD 57745
(605) 415-8443

Further information at: https://sdwf.org

Don’t forget to stop by Grand Falls Casino and make your donation to the Noon Sertoma Club at the players card desk. Thanks for your support Grand Falls Casino.

Bring your boxes or bags of sensitive documents to our Annual Document Shred Event on April 20th, 2024 from 8:00AM to 12:00PM

This week we say goodbye to Warren Friessen. One of our most active and generous lifetime members that the Noon Sertoma club has ever known. We will forever be missed but always remembered for his contributions to make Sioux Falls the greatest place to live!
Our prayers go out to all that were blessed to know him.

Obituary for Warren Leo Friessen at Miller Funeral Home & On-Site Crematory - Westside Warren Leo Friessen, of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, peacefully passed away on Tuesday, April 2, 2024. Warren was born on August 23,1930 to William and Elsie Ehde Friessen in Larchwood, Iowa. The family moved to western Sioux Falls when Warren was 6 months old to a farm located at the

Center for Disabilities: Dr. Marni Johnson Martin (left) Sertoma Meeting March 26, 2024
Interdisciplinary Training and Clinic Director, Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics

Sertoman Pat Herman (right) also works at the Center for Disabilities. Fran Rice (middle)​​​
The Center for Disabilities was established in 1971 as part of a national network of federally-designated centers now known as University Centers for Excellence in Development Disabilities, Education, Research and Service (UCEDDS). Our mission is to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities and their families across the state of South Dakota, the region and nationally. The Center for Disabilities carries out its diverse capacity-building efforts through community education, clinical services, interdisciplinary training, technical assistance, research, information dissemination and policy/advocacy work. Our work focuses on the strengths and contributions of people with disabilities. The Center believes that all people can achieve independence, self-determination, productivity and community inclusion. The Center strives for a brighter future within the community of people with disabilities, their families and the workforce who support them.
The Center does pre-service training with students from USD, SDSU and Augustana. The Center also does training for educators and a leadership program called LEND [leadership education in neurodevelopmental and related disabilities]. The Center has the Oyate Circle that serves the Native American and rural communities.
Clinical services, based on evidence-based programming, is provided in various areas, such as autism spectrum disorder, fetal alcohol syndrome disorder, Birth to 3, DeafBlind Program and others. The Center is finding noise induced hearing loss in youth as young as 6 years of age. The Center has other programming that can be found by going to https://www.usd.edu/Academics/Colleges-and-Schools/sanford-school-of-medicine/Research-and-Outreach-Centers/Center-for-Disabilities

Some facts from 2023 activities includes:
​Continuing Education attendees​5945
​Technical Assistance​​​1903 hours
​Direct clinical care​​​1275 patients
​Research & Evaluation activities​94

Lastly, Dr. Johnson shared about a program that the Center will be getting started in 2024… it is the SD Pediatric Mental Health Care Access Program…BEAM SD or Behavioral Health Education Access and Management for SD will help provide training to direct care professionals and educators.
This programming will assist with the staggering statistics of 47.5% of South Dakota youth between the ages of 12-17 with diagnosed depression did not receive any care in the last year.

Contact information for Dr. Johnson is: [email protected] | 605-357-1439

Joe Smith (left) and Jen Roeder (middle) Shift Garage a 501(c)3 non-profit organization
110 S Kiwanis Ave, Sioux Falls, SD 57104 was Sertoma Club February 27, 2024. They were introduced by Scott Newman (right).
Joe comes from a family of Christian pastors and is an ordained minister himself
Started with the intention as a ministry in 2010 as a “labor” free garage in Rapid City, SD
***Opened there first shop in Sioux Falls January 1, 2019
***Repaired 240 cars last year
150+ in Sioux Falls
90+ in Rapid City
***Clients only pay for parts (no markup)
***Clients also have the opportunity to attend mechanical and financial
workshops sponsored by Shift Garage
***Recently started a program call “Upshift” where they acquire cars,
fix them up and sell at 85% of market price
***One of the biggest challenges in maintaining insurance on a “non-profit” car
repair center.

Further Information at: https://shiftgarage.org

Community Health Worker: Jenna Kate Van Bruggen (left) was Sertoma Club speaker for March 19. 2024. Fran Rice (right) introduced her.
Community Health Workers (CHW) are lay members of the community who work either for pay or as volunteers in association with the local health care system or non-profit organization in both urban and rural environments. CHWs usually share ethnicity, language, socioeconomic status, and life experiences with the community members they serve. They have been identified by many titles, such as community health advisors, lay health advocates, promotoras, outreach educators, community health representatives, peer health promoters, and peer health educators. CHWs offer interpretation and translation services, provide culturally appropriate health education and information, help people get the care they need, give informal counseling and guidance on health behaviors, advocate for individual and community health needs, and provide some direct services such as first aid and blood pressure screening.
Since CHWs typically reside in the community they serve, they have the unique ability to bring information where it is needed most. They can reach community residents where they live, eat, play, work, and worship. CHWs are frontline agents of change, helping to reduce health disparities in underserved communities.
Jenna Kate is a CHW through Health Connect of South Dakota. She provides contact with those in need through the Siouxland Libraries, the Center for Family Medicine or through the Health Connect office located at 320 S. 3rd Ave., Suite B (this is a commercial space on the ground floor of the Tower of David apartment complex).

Contact information for CHW Jenna is:
[email protected] | 605-601-0840 (direct line)

Midwest Street Medicine: Dr. Shannon Emry (left) and Irene Arango Gomez (middle) were speakers for Noon Sertoma Club March 19, 2024. Fran Rice (right) introduced them.
This non-profit organization started in the summer of 2023.
Dr. Emry and colleague, Dr. Melissa “Mo” Dittberner were the motivators behind this organization.
The Organization is based on the principle of “go to the people” and finding out what they need. The multidisciplinary team provides low barrier, whole-person care to people experiencing homelessness, with consideration for the unique physical, behavioral, emotional and social needs of each individual.
Midwest Street Medicine goes out one day of the weekend, usually Sunday. They have a multidisciplinary team of specializations: Doctor, Nurse, Physician Assistants, Addiction professor, Pharmacist, Public Health Expert, Social Worker, Peer support specialists and volunteers.
How can you help:
Volunteering
Donations – through VENMO or website www.midweststreetmedicine.org
Contact information for Midwest Street Medicine:
Dr. Shannon Emry, Chief Medical Officer
[email protected]​referral phone number is 605-250-1000 | website:
MidwestStreetMedicine.org