It is a match made in Elks heaven. The Beaver Dam Elks Lodge is merging with the nearby Watertown Elks Lodge to strengthen the organization’s effort of giving back to those in Dodge and Jefferson counties.
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The Beaver Dam Elks Lodge held its 71st Christmas Baskets event on Saturday. From left, mom Cassie Schmidt and son Collin move boxes down the line as Jay Vande Boogart, Kathy Vanden Boogart, Cassie Alsum and Mike Schultz fill them up. Just under 300 boxes were delivered to families in need this year.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
Beaver Dam High School wrestlers pack boxes in the back of a truck at the 71st Elks Christmas Baskets program Saturday at Summit Ford. From left are Kaiden Nehring, Keegan Jacobs and Malakhi Horton. Just under 300 boxes were delivered this year to area residents in need.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
Members of the Reifsnider family helped pack nearly 300 Elks Christmas Baskets Saturday morning at Summit Ford. From left are dad Chad, Joey, Bennet and Kensie Reifsnider carrying bags of packaged carrots to the nearby packing line.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
A crowd of volunteers prepare to help pack nearly 300 Elks Christmas Baskets Saturday morning at Summit Ford. This is the 71st year that the Beaver Dam Elks Lodge has prepared boxes which are delivered to people in need throughout the area.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
The Elks Christmas Baskets program prepared nearly 300 boxes of food for distribution to people in need on Saturday morning. Ready to start the process are Isaiah Somers (left), Stephanie Somers (center) and Mekah Erdmann. The boxes were packed at Summit Ford on the city's north side.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
GALLERY: Elks Christmas Baskets 2022
The Beaver Dam Elks Lodge held its 71st Christmas Baskets event on Saturday. From left, mom Cassie Schmidt and son Collin move boxes down the line as Jay Vande Boogart, Kathy Vanden Boogart, Cassie Alsum and Mike Schultz fill them up. Just under 300 boxes were delivered to families in need this year.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
Dennis Levenhagen pushes a box down the line at the 71st Elks Christmas Baskets event Saturday at Summit Ford. Just under 300 boxes were packed that day and delivered to families in need.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
Beaver Dam High School wrestlers pack boxes in the back of a truck at the 71st Elks Christmas Baskets program Saturday at Summit Ford. From left are Kaiden Nehring, Keegan Jacobs and Malakhi Horton. Just under 300 boxes were delivered this year to area residents in need.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
Members of the Reifsnider family helped pack nearly 300 Elks Christmas Baskets Saturday morning at Summit Ford. From left are dad Chad, Joey, Bennet and Kensie Reifsnider carrying bags of packaged carrots to the nearby packing line.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
A crowd of volunteers prepare to help pack nearly 300 Elks Christmas Baskets Saturday morning at Summit Ford. This is the 71st year that the Beaver Dam Elks Lodge has prepared boxes which are delivered to people in need throughout the area.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
The Elks Christmas Baskets program prepared nearly 300 boxes of food for distribution to people in need on Saturday morning. Ready to start the process are Isaiah Somers (left), Stephanie Somers (center) and Mekah Erdmann. The boxes were packed at Summit Ford on the city's north side.
- KEN THOMAS, DAILY CITIZEN
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