My Nonprofit Reviews

When I first received my first HAM license back in 2010, this was the organization I turned to when I went looking for an amateur radio group with a well organized outreach program to help the community stay safe and informed about imminent severe weather . I was a member for several years. I now live in TN. Looking back, I remember those training sessions in Middleton. I still have my old badge somewhere. I'm now at the General license level. I've used my past training to help the community that I live in now. When Covid happened, I had to suspend our activity but there's more going on now that the threat is passed.

They put on great yearly weather seminars with the help of a local TV meteorologist and the local NWS agency. This group works hard to keep the public informed, educated and safe. Thanks guys for all the great memories, thanks Bernie.

The service and community education that Midwest offers every year is so important. They work closely with the local National Weather service to help save lives during severe weather. Midwest has a weather spotting education program every year that everybody should send at least one family member to even if they are not a radio operator. The quality of this free program is very good. And since they offer this class in many communities, residents should not have to travel far to get to one. I am very glad that we have this organization in our area.