Rabbits UnlimitedHunting for an MS cureAbout us
The mission of Rabbits Unlimited, Ltd. is to raise money for the goal of finding a cure for multiple sclerosis (MS) and providing support for those living with MS.
Don and Eileen BellOur story
The Bell family is at the core of the fundraiser. They have been passionate about MS research since the disease took the lives of two family members, Marge and Rich—daughter and son of Don and Eileen Bell.
Today the spirit of that first hunt continues. The event has grown into an afternoon of raffles, prizes, games, and auctions for more than 500 people. It is open to all, and both hunters and non-hunters enjoy the day.
Donations have supported MS research, assistance programs for people affected by MS, and scholarships. Today our focus is progressive MS: new treatments, and a better quality of life for people living with it.
“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.”Winston Churchill, from our 2026 event book
Our history
A Saturday-morning rabbit hunt ends with family and friends gathered in a garage for a few small raffles. They raise $400 and donate it to the MS Society.
With help from friends like the Whitetails Unlimited committee, the event outgrows the garage, then the shed, then the Railroad Station (Shakers Lounge), and eventually moves to Circle B.
After the 16th annual hunt, Rabbits Unlimited joins the International Progressive MS Alliance with a $110,000 commitment—exceeded with funds raised in 2018 and 2019.
With the Saukville Gun Club's help, volunteers improvise and adapt so the community can still gather and raise money for MS.
The 23rd annual event raises more than $100,000, pushing the all-time total past $1,000,000 and earning a place in the National MS Society's Circle of Distinction.
More than 500 guests, 42 hunt teams, and a new goal: let's make it $2 million.
Leadership
Rabbits Unlimited is led by volunteers—family and friends who give their time all year so the event can give back.
In memory
Every year stands on the shoulders of friends who gave their time, energy, and heart. We remember them.
From the first year in the garage, then the shed, the Railroad Station, and eventually Circle B, Glenn and his wife Kathi were always there. He readied the prizes and guns for the games, called winners from the stage, and served as president after Greg Bell's eight years in the role.
“When Glenn was on it, you knew it was going to get done.”Greg “Nettles” Bell and the Board of Rabbits Unlimited
From the earliest bunny hunts, Jeff was a doer—selling raffle tickets, helping clean rabbits, stepping in without being asked. As president of the Saukville Gun Club during the COVID year, he helped the hunt improvise, adapt, and stay alive.
“Forever keeping our eyes on the target and following through.”Greg “Nettles” Bell, Hank Bell, and the Board of Rabbits Unlimited
A longtime Whitetails Unlimited member, Stoney helped Rabbits Unlimited get off the ground. The Whitetails committee, with his support, donated guns, prizes, and games—many still in use today—and he later catered as the event outgrew its early venues.
“He backed what we were building with his time, resources, and friendship.”Greg “Nettles” Bell and the Board of Rabbits Unlimited
How can I help?
Give an afternoon, a prize, a partnership, or whatever you can. Grassroots progress is made one person at a time.
A tax-deductible gift moves MS research and support forward, whether or not you can attend.
DonateHunters and non-hunters alike: food, raffles, games, auctions, and 500+ neighbors.
AttendJoin a committee or help on event day. Volunteers don't necessarily have the time—they just have the heart.
VolunteerSponsor a game, donate a prize or experience, or build a partnership around the cause.
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