We are grateful for so many who have supported 6:8's efforts to serve our community during this pandemic with their time and money. Join us as 6:8 seeks to respond to the immediate Covid-19 Crisis Relief efforts and continue our ongoing Community Development and Poverty Reduction programs.

You can also reach 6:8 by phone or text. 608) 561-8468 or email 68@makingservicepersonal.org

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If you have been affected financially from the Covid Pandemic and are in need of financial aid for rent, housing, utilities, medical, transportation or other costs please click the image below for more information and fill out the form to apply for assistance.  
C-FAR 20/20

If you would like to make a financial donation to help cover the costs of any requested needs please Click Here and fill out form and enter dollar amount in the "Coronavirus Relief Efforts" Field. You can also mail a check to: 6:8 COVID-19, 821 Industry Rd, Sauk City, WI 53583
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6:8's "Circle Back" Plan
    • 6:8's Reopening Policies & Procedures
    • 6:8's Current hours for the summer are Mondays 9am-5pm & Wednesdays 9am-3pm. If you would like to help or donate please fill out the form above. 
    • June's Volunteer Monthly Email. - View or Subscribe to continue to see all upcoming Volunteer & Enrichment Opportunities.
    • 6:8 Volunteer Opportunities - Fill out the "Get Involved" form or click on the red Volunteer button to sign-up for up-coming Volunteer opportunities. 
    • 6:8 Circle Back Plan
    • List of Community Resources - This is a living document of current resources available from Addiction and Energy assistance to Housing and Vision Care.  (Please feel free to use and share)
    • A Home Buying Process - This living document shares a step by step process on how to begin setting goals and planning to buy a home. Also contains many resources.
  • Need Sewists: Our area medical staff are in need of masks and are reaching out to anyone who can sew to help make fabric masks. If you are able Please download this Pattern. In addition watch this Youtube Video to see a tutorial and best practice. You can drop off masks to 6:8. 

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