Shin-Go-Beek Foundation

08/26/2026

Rich Yest passed last night.
Godspeed my Brother.

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04/14/2026

It’s that time of year again!! Join us May 1-3 for our annual spring work weekend! We’ll be opening up camp and preparing for the 2026 camp season 🏕️🛶

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09/18/2025

🚨NEW HOODIE REMINDER 🚨
If you are interested in order one of our FANTASTIC new full-zip hoodies, orders must be submitted to Heather Maas ([email protected]) by Friday, Sept. 19th. Hoodies are available for $45/sweatshirt.

Order your new camp swag for your next camp visit 🏕️

09/12/2025

Thanks to Tony Wagner for this great picture of Big & Little Twin Lakes.

09/10/2025

New hoodies are available for order contacting Heather Maas at [email protected]. These full zip hoodies will be $45/sweatshirt and pre-orders are due by September 19th.

05/07/2025

Dry conditions, wind and little forecasted rain leave much of Wisconsin in Very High wildfire danger this week.

We’re asking the public to check fire conditions before conducting outdoor burning activities.

So far in 2025, 665 wildfires have burned 2,224 acres of land.

Even a few days between precipitation can dry out grasses, pine needles and leaf litter, creating hazardous conditions. Add low humidity and variable winds to the mix, and fire danger increases significantly. The 7-day forecast shows no precipitation for much of central and northern Wisconsin, exacerbating the conditions in areas already in Very High fire danger.

This elevated fire danger will continue until there is significant rainfall, and the DNR is continuing to suspend burn permits in 36 counties where it has burn restriction authority. DNR burn permit restrictions and fire danger vary from county to county.

Embers from any fire, especially burn piles and campfires, can easily get out of control and cause a wildfire if not properly extinguished. Please avoid all burning until conditions improve.

Be extra careful with off-road vehicles or equipment that can create a spark and start a fire. With dry weather conditions across much of the state, fires can spark at any time.

Follow these simple tips to prevent wildfires from getting out of control:

– Avoid outdoor burning until conditions improve.
– Secure dragging trailer chains.
– Operate equipment (chainsaws, off-road vehicles, lawnmowers, etc.) early in the morning or late in the day to avoid sparks at peak burn hours.
– Report fires early and call 911.
– Check current fire danger, wildfire reports and burning restrictions on the DNR's website: https://apps.dnr.wi.gov/wisburn/ #/

05/03/2025

Sorry I couldn't be with you all today. Horrible chest cold. Still hurts to breathe. Have a good time at Simpson's tonight. Have a Hammer for me.

04/22/2025

If you met my friend Emery, please keep him in your prayers. Had a small Heart Attack following surgery yesterday.