Support LifeScape

Attending or sponsoring one of our foundation or ambassador events is a great way to help individuals supported by LifeScape. You may also initiate your own fundraiser (Download our Third Party Fundraiser Packet to find out how) and donate the money you raise to LifeScape. Click here to see event photos.

Events supporting LifeScape:

MallWalk, Sioux Falls, Empire Mall
KBACK Rockathon, Sioux Falls, www.kback.rocks
East River Electric Mountain Oyster Feed, Nicky's, Madison, SD
One Autumn Night, Museum of Visual Materials, Sioux Falls
Winner Elks Rodeo, Winner, SD
Holiday Jam with the Hegg Brothers -Sioux Falls, Orpheum Theatre
Empowered by LifeScape, Dakota News Now, Sioux Falls
Dine Out restaurant proceed events

For more information about LifeScape events, call the foundation office at 605-444-9800 or our Event Hotline, 605-444-9600.

Donations

By investing in the health and happiness of individuals with disabilities, you can make an impact on countless lives.

Planned Giving

Thank you for your interest in learning about the many benefits of setting up a gift plan with the LifeScape Foundation.

Community Partners

Since your donations stay in this region, you will be partnering with us in building a healthier, happier, more inclusive society.

Ambassadors

Ambassadors raise funds for initiatives, equipment, and other items to provide excellence in service and a higher quality of life for adults and children supported by LifeScape.

Wish Lists

View Wish List items for adults and children served by LifeScape.

Two Generations, Providing for the Future

Growing up in Beresford in the 1960’s and 70’s, Todd Anderson was known as the kid with the natural talent for piano and organ, and for the expert volleyball serve he developed in middle school. Born with developmental delays and an intellectual disability, he was not known as a kid who was picked on. His older sister, Tami Hayzlett, made sure of that. “It really was a good experience in Beresford,” says Tami. “We were surrounded by people who were kind to him.”