Volunteers make us a successful snowmobile club!
Volunteers are the most critical element of our snowmobile club. The Sno-Eagles maintains an extensive trail system. This comes with great cost. Fundraising is the main way to raise the needed funds. Volunteers enable us to fundraise.
It’s a year-round effort – from the summer brat and bake sales to our major winter fundraisers such as the Groom to Ride raffle. From committee planning to the people that arrive early and leave late working the events, these are the folks that make it happen!
Please consider volunteering for any of our programs to help us continue raising the needed funds so we all can enjoy snowmobiling here in the Eagle River area.
Volunteers are the power behind the Sno-Eagles!
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Events Coordinators
We are always seeking volunteers for our events – both as event coordinator and to work the event. It’s vitally important that we have a succession strategy in place to ensure the success of these events.
Some of our current event coordinators have been at it for years. If you are interested in potentially coordinating any of the events listed below, we’ll be happy to show you the ropes. Work alongside the current coordinator to learn more about it. You won’t have to go it alone!
- Pond Hockey
- Brat & Bake Sales
- Up North Beerfest
- Eagle River Car and Truck Show
- Antique Snowmobile Club of America
- Cranberry Fest parking
- Cash Raffle/Sno-Eagles Day
- WCDC concessions
- Groom to Ride Raffle
- Brushing Days lunches
- 4th of July Parade
- Miss Sno-Eagle program
The event-specific coordinator oversees the event, ensuring it runs smoothly. Activities include securing and preparing all items needed for the event.
Some typical tasks for the event-specific coordinator may include ordering supplies, food, and tables and chairs.
Volunteers to work the event will be recruited through our usual electronic signup, Time To Sign Up. You will not need to find volunteers.
Please consider volunteering to coordinate any of these events. We’ll provide support, mentoring, and all the help needed.
Plus, it’ll be a fun and rewarding experience!
For more information, contact Volunteer Coordinator Debbie at (715) 218-6500 or email here
2025-2026 Volunteers of the Year
It is with great pleasure that we recognize Corey McGovern and Jake McGovern as the 2025-2026 Volunteers of the Year!
Corey and Jake have helped with trail brushing, signing, and fencing for the past few years. It doesn’t matter what the request, they carry out the task efficiently and the job is done right!
Corey and Jake are always that needed set of hands, no matter how cold, rainy, or windy it is, and no matter how late, or early in the day it is.
They always respond to unforeseen requests and always have a positive attitude.
They are pleasant to work with, calm, and are forward thinking in terms of improvement.
Everyone in this club has a unique talent and we welcome your talent to strengthen our club, like Corey and Jake’s talents, which have made us a more successful club!
Corey and Jake, thank you, for your many hours of dedicated service to the Sno-Eagles
2025-2026 Groomer Operator of the Year
It is with great pleasure that we recognize Jay Kolling as the 2025-2026 Groomer Operator of the Year. Jay has become a proficient operator in his first year of grooming and has been very flexible with his schedule whenever called upon. Jay has volunteered time for club events, brushing, and will be assisting in equipment maintenance. Jay is a very valuable asset to our organization.
