Spaghetti Feed, April 26

Save the date!

It’s that time of year again: please mark your calendars for April 26 – it’s the annual Spaghetti Feed and Silent Auction! Loads of noodles, all the raptors, bird-themed baskets of goodies…you won’t want to miss out on the fun.

We will be at a new location this year! Join us at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 520 Cathedral Dr, Rapid City. Food will be served from 4:30-7:00 pm, and three raptor programs will be presented during the course of the evening.

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Also at the Supper:

Help more birds fly free!

If you were in attendance last year, you hopefully had the opportunity to see Dr. Steve’s intricate, raptor-themed handmade quilt that was raffled. We have great news – he made another one!

Our mission is to champion the protection of native raptors and conservation of their natural habitats through education, rescue, & rehabilitation. Because you are interested in purchasing a raffle ticket or tickets for this magnificent quilt, you will be directly supporting the day to day work of this non-profit.

Raffle tickets went on sale April 3, and ticket sales end the date of the Spaghetti Supper, so please go here, or click the button below!

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Our mission is to conserve and protect native birds of prey and their natural habitats through education, rehabilitation, and research.

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About Black Hills Raptor Center

Who We Are:

The Black Hills Raptor Center is an all volunteer group, managed by an 8 person board of directors. We are a not-for-profit organization with a 501 (c) 3 status from the Internal Revenue Service…

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Mission Statement:

The mission of the Black Hills Raptor Center is to conserve and protect native birds of prey and their natural habitats through education, rehabilitation, and research.

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What We Do:

The Black Hills Raptor Center provides 125-150 educational programs annually using live raptors. We present in classrooms, at youth programs, in the community, and for special events…

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We Have the Power to Impact Our Future,
and We’re Doing Something About It

Building a Dream

The idea of developing BHRC (Black Hills Raptor Center) began on September 2010. That is when John Halverson and Maggie Engler set about the task of reducing “nature deficit disorder” in their corner of the world…

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Black Hills Raptor Center relies on contributions from donors to continue our work. Be part of the solution to nature deficit disorder in this region. Donate today!

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BHRC Stickers

Brand new stickers custom designed by one of our volunteers are now on sale for $3 a sticker. These stickers are high quality vinyl stickers that can be placed just about anywhere. They are waterproof and resistant to sunlight fading.

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Black Hills Raptor Mouse Pads Elise

Choose your favorite raptor mouse pads from the birds cared for by the Raptor Center. Order this mouse pad with Elise the Red-tailed hawk on it! Size is a nice large 8” x 9”. This size gives you lots of room to move your mouse around.

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Kestrel / Screech Owl Nest Box

YES! I want a kestrel/screech owl nest box for my property!

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BHRC Coffee Mugs

Drink your morning joe with the birds! These 4 individuals were the original stars of the Black Hills Raptor Center. John calls them the “Founding Four Feathers”. They are Elise the red-tailed hawk, Icarus the great horned owl, Boo the western screech owl, and Hendrix the American kestrel.

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