Our Mission
CACC stands for Citizens for Alternatives to Chemical Contamination, a regional grassroots environmental organization centered in the Great Lakes to foster awareness of environmental issues through a network of citizens and organizations. CACC has been working to protect our environment since 1978.
IT'S FESTIVAL TIME AGAIN!
As we prepare for the 2008 Wheatland Music Festival, we invite you join us again in volunteer efforts that will help to make our CACC Food Service a success.
Contact CACC Volunteer Coordinator Ali Rusch at (989) 781-1887 or to sign up today.
Once again reimbursement* and meal discounts will be available to volunteers fulfilling their work shifts. Volunteer shifts will be assigned on a first come-first serve basis so don't wait. Call or email Ali today. Ticket prices are listed below.
Tickets should be purchased through CACC. You will be reimbursed after you work your shift. The cutoff for volunteer tickets through CACC is August 25th, so that your tickets have time to reach you through the mail.
Sunday tickets can be purchased at the gate. For scheduling purposes, let us know by August 25th if you will be purchasing a Sunday ticket, and intend to volunteer for CACC.
We Look Forward To Seeing Happy Wheatland!
Alicia Rusch, Volunteer Coordinator
CACC Food Tent Wheatland Festival 2008
(989) 781-1887.
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2008 Wheatland Ticket Info:
Adult Weekend Ticket: $60.00
Senior Weekend Ticket: $35.00
Sunday Only (at the gate) $25
No weekend tickets will be available at the gate!
*If you wish, you may choose to have $50.00 of your $60.00 ticket reimbursed. You are also welcome to donate any or all of the reimbursed funds to CACC's environmental projects or programs.
Contact Information
Citizens for Alternatives to Chemical Contamination
8735 Maple Grove Road
Lake, MI 48632-9511
Phone: 989-544-3318
The CACC phone is back in service. You may also contact the Chairperson, Kay Cumbow or other board members on the board page.
Please be aware that the CACC office is not regularly staffed. Please address any urgent or emergency concerns to the board member nearest you, or our Chairperson.
Dr. Linda Birnbaum made a presentation on Dioxins in Saginaw, Michigan on April 13, 2005 and was kind enough to grant CACC permission to publish in on our site. You may view it here.