ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
The Athletic Association of the school provides athletic opportunities for the school children through membership in the Catholic League. Interested persons may be involved as coaches, organizers or helpers at the various athletic functions. Contact Walt Grabner 462-8618.

PARENTS ASSOCIATION OF ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC SCHOOL
The Parents Association of St. Ambrose Catholic School will facilitate the recruitment and retention of students and support the school's educational and FUNdraising programs and activities in order to make quality Catholic education afordable to all.
Contact: Jennifer Klinke 466-4009

SCOUTS
St. Ambrose sponsors Scout activities for both boys and girls. A full range of scouting is presently available for those of scouting age and for adult leaders.
Contacts:

Boy Scouts   Cub Scouts   Brownies/Girl Scouts Harry Schwab   Cathy McCune   Ann Hanson 466-4549   466-7916

ST. AMBROSE WOMEN’S GROUP
The stated purpose of this group of women is to serve the parish, to provide fellowship for women in the parish and to reach out in service to others. This group also assists in providing a tasteful and prayerful liturgical environment in and around the Church throughout the liturgical year. Meetings are second Tuesday of the month.
Contact Ellen Tassinari 466-4893.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Council 7804, Godfrey Knights of Columbus and the Fourth Degree, Assembly 1952 support St. Ambrose parish. This fraternal organization of men is dedicated to the cause of charity, fraternity, unity and patriotism. By charter, they are self-proclaimed to be the "right arm of the Church." Only practicing Catholic men in good standing with the church qualify for membership. 
Contact Grand Knight, Max Heinz 466-9889.

K OF C LADIES AUXILIARY
This organization of women is comprised of wives and friends of members of the Knights of Columbus. Their purpose is to support the Knights in their efforts of service and charity and to be of support to each other. The K. of C. Ladies are likewise dedicated to the cause of supporting Church programs. 
Contact: Edna Sommars

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
The St. Vincent de Paul Society is a part of that national network of volunteers who serve the emergency needs of parishioners and others in the community by providing food, short-term financial assistance and emergency aid of various kinds. Their work is supported entirely by free-will offerings of parishioners at the Masses on the last weekend of each month.

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