Grant Program: Community Capacity Grant

In this project, the Auxilia Initiative will develop, promote and coordinate early mental health interventions for first responders and community members of Bayfield County and Ashland County who have experienced a crisis.

This project will invest in staff professional development and leadership training to build organizational skills and knowledge to support Scenic Rivers AHEC’s work of addressing shortages of health care workers in southwest Wisconsin.

This project will identify, attain and retain new institutional funding sources to support Nia Imani Family’s positive co-parenting and conflict resolution programming to empower families in the 53205 zip code and surrounding neighborhoods.

In this project, Moms Mental Health Initiative will develop a comprehensive donor development and fundraising strategy to sustain their work of providing essential mental health support to birthing individuals.

Through this project, Hudson Area Backpack & Food Program will purchase refrigerators and freezers in order to provide perishable goods to A.L.I.C.E. (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) households in St. Croix County from their new, permanent Fresh Harvest Pantry location. This grant has ended. 

This project will establish a marketing strategy to promote community partnerships and bring awareness to the resources DaneMAC offers to ensure that survivors of gender violence have access to services when, where and how they want.

This project will improve and emphasize accessibility features on Dairyland Sports Corporation’s website and support the creation of a web-based community resource map with current Wisconsin-based health, fitness, wellness and recreational organizations serving individuals with disabilities.

This project, Enhancing Communication to Comprehensively Support Youth Substance Use Prevention, led by Community Action for Health Living (CAHL) aimed to develop a communications strategy to promote and expand outreach, enhance prevention efforts and support a more comprehensive approach to youth substance use and mental health across Northeast Wisconsin.

In this project, the Brain Center of Green Bay, Inc. will engage in a strategic planning process to explore avenues of funding diversification and new community outreach and education programs that ensure healthy brain aging for older adults.

This project, Donor and Volunteer Management Software Upgrade, led by 6:8, Inc. strengthened the organization’s ability to support individuals and families experiencing poverty in the Sauk Prairie area by modernizing its operational infrastructure. Through the implementation of an integrated donor, volunteer, communications and fundraising system, 6:8 replaced multiple disconnected platforms with a centralized solution that streamlined processes, improved data management, and enhanced engagement with donors and volunteers.