Whether a new member or someone who has been active in the group for decades, there is a clear understanding of the importance of the club’s work: ![]() The group’s broad membership consists of business leaders, entrepreneurs, teachers, law enforcement officers, retirees, and others - and it speaks to the culture of service within this amazing community. That sure says a lot about the Wausau area’s commitment to local volunteerism. Our local Wausau Noon Optimist Club is one of the largest Optimist Clubs in the entire country, rising as high as fifth in the U.S.A. It should come as no surprise that to accomplish these and numerous other projects - as well as fundraising to assist other service groups, such as Peyton’s Promise - the Noon Optimist Club relies on a large network of member volunteers. “Our Club projects touch thousands of youth in our community each year, and in a lot of situations we are filling a gap, giving the kids an experience they may not have a chance to have.” - Romey Wagner The program is a 1-week day camp for children between the ages of 5 and 21 with special needs, offering activities that encourage creativity and seek to build self-confidence. Rainbow’s End Day Camp - Perhaps no project better exemplifies the club’s focus on youth than this.
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