Working on “Outdoors Access 4 All!”™

AAW Volunteers created a convoy while picking up NEW trailers!   Thank you!   

Are you interest in volunteering

for jobs like this?  Maybe your good at

installing shelves or painting? 

Check out some jobs on the AAW wish list.

AAW shared with Master Naturalist's in training the outdoor wheelchair, and how it is a fantastic tool, making the outdoors accessible and inclusive for all!

AAW President and Founder,

Monica Spaeni receives the honor of the 2022 Conservationist of the Year Award from the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation.

"My passion is working on outdoor access and spreading the ability for all to be able to mentor and enjoy the outdoors in its purest form. - to quote John Muir, "Into the forest I go - to lose my mind and find my soul." It is an honor to be selected as

Conservationists of the Year by the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation"

- M. Spaeni

“Total game changer! This allowed me to not only attend but actively participate in our school's field trip. I was able to interact with my coworkers on a more equal level.

I was able to actively engage with students.

It was phenomenal and MUCH appreciated! Incredibly polite and

helpful staff assisted us well.”

-Lisa Rice; Scales Mound Schools, IL

while participating in the

Midwest Outdoor Heritage Education Expo (MOHEE). 

Support accessibility for outdoor activities on public and private lands for people who have mobility challenges by donating.

You will be making a gift donation to promote OUTDOORS ACCESS 4 ALL!™  

Your gift helps with one or many outcomes.

Help change lives,  have feelings of satisfaction, connect with others, and pay it forward. 

All possible when you volunteer with

Access Ability Wisconsin.

You are investing in us

and your community. 

THANK YOU!

Volunteers needed for large summer & fall events!   Check it out!