SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY

The Women's Center:
Direct support to the Client Resource Fund which meets the urgent needs and bridges the gap between being stuck and moving forward from abuse and assault.
Chosen, Inc:
Provide for new, safety-compliant baby and child equipment such as car seats, highchairs, sensory tools and adaptive items.
Community Smiles Dental:
Provide dental supplies required to provide exams, cleanings, fluoride treatments, sealants and restorative procedures such as fillings and crowns.
Food Pantry Serving Waukesha County:
Supporting the Infant Care Program, designed to support families with children under the age of three with diapers and wipes.   
WIFACETS: 
Funding for translation services and accessible materials for families of children with disabilities in Waukesha County 
Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast:
Support for the My True North event happening in November 2026 at the Inglesides Hotel.  This is a leadership development event for Girl Scouts in grades 4-12
 
Creative Community Living Services, Inc.:
Renovation of the deck and foundation at Clarion Manor in Waukesha. This will help improve the quality of life for eight people with disabilities
Lake Area Free Clinic: 
Support the Transportation Program so patients can ensure they make their appointments and receive the care they need.
Waukesha Public Library: 
Provide books for the Waukesha Reads program, which served approximately 1,509 people in 2025 and distributed approximately 2,000 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. 
Literacy Services of Wisconsin:
Support the SKILLS programming which is the framework that specifically integrates adult education , English language learning, and GED and High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED).  This is aligned curriculum to ensure that every adult student has a pipeline to employment in a meaningful career. 
Family Service:
Produce 6,000 program brochures 1,000 informational flyers with updated information about agency programs.  This will improve community awareness of mental health and substance abuse services