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Carroll University: Help purchase an outcome assessment tool for Carroll University's Community Counseling Center (provides free high quality mental health counseling and therapy services) to track client progress over time, allowing therapists to measure effectiveness of treatment and tailor interventions to the clients specific needs. | Chosen, Inc: Provide families with new and adaptive equipment and award scholarships for therapeutic and developmental activities to help children in foster care or adoption heal, grow, and thrive. | Community Smiles Dental: Assist with equipment repairs for the Healthy Smiles for Tots & Teens program, serving more than 3,000 children in Waukesha County each year. | |
Food Pantry Serving Waukesha and Jefferson Co.: Replace 5 food carts used to safely move food throughout the facility. The old ones can tip over easily or are hard to move with food on them. | Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha Co. Support construction of Phase 2 of the Domenica Park Workforce Housing Project, specifically single family homes and duplex units. | Learning in Retirement: Help expand educational programs like current events, cooking, healthy living, history, and travel. Help combat loneliness, mental health issues, and physical issues by providing socialization, knowledge of better living, and broadening the horizons of older adults. | |
ProHealth Care Foundation: Support automated breast ultrasound screening technology specifically for women with dense breasts (approximately 16, 500 women in 2004) to result in additional women getting an early breast cancer diagnosis. | Waukesha Free Clinic: Support increased staff time to provide free healthcare and prescriptions to those who live, work or attend school in Waukesha County AND have a household income at or below 300% of the federal poverty line ($3,765/individual or $7800/family of 4) | Waukesha Public Library: Provide books for the Waukesha Reads program, which served approximately 5,600 people in 2024 and distributed approximately 1,750 books in various formats. |
Wildlife In Need Center: Support educational programming to schools, scout groups, civic organization and seniors to increase awareness and appreciation of Wisconsin wildlife and best practices when encountering wildlife. | Wisconsin Philharmonic: Assist with free and reduced cost concert series, mentorship and performance opportunities for young musicians, in-school workshops and music education. |
 | The Waukesha Rotary Club applied for and received a $3,000 grant from Rotary District 6270. Grant funds were used to provide materials necessary to refurbish an amphitheater area at the Girl Scouts Southeast Wisconsin Chinook Program Center. | |
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