Our volunteers and donors have not just played a crucial role, but they are the backbone of our community. Their significant contributions have been invaluable, making a genuine and lasting impact on the lives of many.
A message from Barbara Bates-Nelson, executive director of United Way of Northern Ozaukee
Your support has been a lifeline for those in need. We are deeply grateful for your generosity, which has provided essential resources. As we navigate these challenging times, we ask for your continued support in our efforts to build a thriving future for all.
To the countless volunteers who have been the heart and soul of our community projects, we extend our sincere gratitude. Your collective efforts, whether it was the Blanket of Love project, adopting a family during the holidays, or serving on boards, have been instrumental during these challenging times.
We want to give a big shout-out to our Leadership donors who stepped up to help us in a big way:
- Allen Edmond & employees
- Port Washington State Bank
- Charter Mfg.
- WE Energies Foundation
- BMO
- Advocate Aurora Health
- Robert & Caroll Haupt
- Shirli Flack
- Brico Fund, LLC
To see a complete list of donors, you can check out pages 9-10 in our latest annual report.
Among our returning workplace supporters, we want to acknowledge the following top workplace campaigns:
- BMO employees
- Caleres Foundation & employees
- Charter Steel employees
- Froedtert Health & employees
- Ozaukee County employees
- Port Washington State Bank employees
- We Energies employees and retirees
All donations, big or small, make a significant difference in our fight for working families, children, seniors, and the vulnerable. UWNO and its partners offer hope and help where it’s needed the most. For a complete list of donors, please refer to our Annual Report.
Click here to read stories from people whose lives were changed because of you!
Special thanks to Port Washington State Bank. Their role in supporting our community through the United Way and its predecessors goes back generations. They were, in fact, among the founders of the Community Chest, which later evolved into the United Way of Northern Ozaukee. They consistently remain in the top two workplace campaigns year after year. Beyond the dollars, United Way of Northern Ozaukee benefits from the leadership and support of numerous PWSB associates in multiple campaign events and in the overall operation of our organization.