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Boys & Girls Club of Fond du Lac - Annual Report 2019
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2019 ANNUAL REPORT
If one thing is clear, it is that 2019 was absolutely memorable. The year consisted of incredible highs, significant adversity and everything in between. As I look back and reflect upon this year, it will stand out over the course of time, no question about it. Our year began with record fundraising from our Reach for the Stars event, in which we topped the $100,000 plateau for the first time. What an incredible high! Just weeks later, our Club, and other parts of our great city, were decimated by flood waters. It forced a seven-week closure of the Johnsonville Club that saw our Club rehabbed, our members displaced and our resiliency tested. From that low, we emerged a galvanized, inspired and stronger organization, ready to return to doing everything possible to meet the needs of our children and families. After another strong summer program, we saw the creation of a brand new program in partnership with Fond du Lac High School and other Clubs throughout the state. The Be Great, Graduate program, led by Demond Mettlach, began our concerted effort to make sure that high school students who need us most have the support they need to perform to the best of their ability, and ultimately graduate. Graduation will signify not the end, but the beginning of their journey to lead a successful and productive life! By the end of 2019, we had experienced near-record overall program participation, record high teen program participation, a long-term investment fund that climbed over the one million dollar mark and a 10% budget surplus. Even with the adversity caused by the water damage, we rose to the challenge. Our Board of Directors, Club staff, members and families remained vigilant, and I am incredibly thankful to be a part of this organization. Thank you all for another great year making a difference for children in Fond du Lac! Sincerely,
DAN HEBEL / CEO / Boys & Girls Club of Fond du Lac
“From our mission moments to adjournment our Board remains lead by the purpose of our movement and the inspiration that comes from the infinite potential of our Club members. Our board recognizes the opportunity we have at our fingertips to positively impact our Club and community as a whole. I am grateful to have lead such an incredible Board as President this past year.” - ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE AARON GOLDSTEIN / Board President
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BGCA MIDWEST REGION AWARDS
BOARD ENGAGEMENT TEAMS CELEBRATE SUCCESS! The Club wrapped up its sophomore season of Board Engagement Teams with a celebration dinner once again hosted by Grande Cheese. Board members and staff came together for a meal and celebrated all the activities that connected Board members, staff and Club kids throughout the year. This program continues to be a vital tool to building a supportive culture that spans all levels of Club participation and displays great effort by all to change the lives of kids.
Congratulations to our CEO, Dan Hebel, for winning Midwest Executive of the Year and Pam Sippel (Director of Elementary Services) for winning Midwest Professional of the Year. We are truly blessed to have such great leadership within our organization who go above and beyond to ensure the success of our youth!
13%
Special Events $151,850
31% Government Grants $374,199
2019
REVENUE
8% 5% 5%
Program & Membership Fees $98,800 In-Kind Services $60,000
2%
United Way $54,965
Miscellaneous/Other $23,479
$1,208,249
37%
Contributions $444,956 BOARD MEMBERS HONORED FOR SERVICE Our organization is so blessed to be led by an extraordinary Board of Directors. We would like to extend a special THANKS and CONGRATS to Asst. Chief Aaron Goldstein (second from left) who has completed his term as President, and to Gail Sharpe, Dr. Jim Sebert and Deb Hoffmann who have all “termed out” after serving a full 9 years on the board. We have accomplished SO MUCH with your commitment, dedication and support over the years!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRES. / ASST. CHIEF AARON GOLDSTEIN / FDL Police Dept. V.P. / JIM SPANNBAUER / Mid-States Aluminum TREAS. / SCOTT BASLER / Holiday Automotive SEC. / DEB HOFFMANN / City of FDL STEVE BEMBENISTA / Johnsonville Sausage STACEY BUCHHOLZ / Parkside Elementary School ERIN FLOOD / Community Advocate AUDRA HOFFMANN / SSM Health
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MICHAEL KORB / Wells Fargo Advisors BRAD LASKY / Sadoff Iron & Metal Co. DR. BRITA MCCULLOUGH / SSM Health COL. JOE MOORE / City of FDL JEN NICKLAS / Mercury Marine SR. CYNDI NIENHAUS / Marian University MIKE PHELAN / BCI Burke Co. DR. JAMES SEBERT / FDL School Dist. GAIL SHARPE / Adashun Jones KENDRA STONE / Community Advocate
2019
9%
Fundraising $99,055
DAVID THIEL / Associated Bank MAUREEN TOSHNER / Grande Cheese BRAD WITT / Mercury Marine
$1,100,605
Program Services $891,490
10%
Administration $110,060
BOARD EMERITUS MEMBERS RALPH & SHELLY STAYER
EXPENSES
81%
WAYNE MATZKE
TIM & ROSE AHERN
DR. ALAN PATTERSON
STEVE LITTLE
KEVIN BAKER
For access to audited financial statements, please contact Dan Hebel at 920-924-0530.
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OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER ALL YOUNG PEOPLE TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL AS PRODUCTIVE, CARING, RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS THROUGH ACADEMIC, SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT.
FLOOD RECOVERY SUPPORT & THANK YOU TOUR On March 14, 2019, the flooding that took place in Fond du Lac affected our Johnsonville Club to a significant degree. Water damaged flooring, drywall and equipment throughout the lower level of the Boys & Girls Club and YMCA. In the weeks that followed, our organizations worked diligently to clean, dry, sanitize and rehab the building back into a condition to provide service to our members. Thanks to incredible support and services from Service Master and CD Smith Construction, we avoided a worst case scenario and greatly shortened the time frame for program transition. We partnered with Riverside Elementary and Sabish Middle School to continue to serve Johnsonville Club members while the building was being rehabbed. With the generous compassion and support of many, we were able to reopen our doors on April 29. To celebrate this monumental day, community leaders representing Envision Greater Fond du Lac joined Board
members and staff leadership from the Boys & Girls Club and YMCA in a symbolic ribbon cutting in the Boys & Girls Club Teen Center. It was a great start to an exciting day that saw children and teens return to regular programming at the Johnsonville for the first time in nearly seven weeks. In addition, our Club’s leadership team, along with some team members from the Fond du Lac Family YMCA, joined forces to venture out on a little “Thank You Tour” in November to further express our gratitude to a few special people/businesses who supported and helped us overcome all the water damage we fell victim to in mid-March. Huge thanks again to W.J. Leasa Electric, Hierl Insurance, Inc., C.D. Smith Construction, Jack Twohig’s Carpet One and Ahern-Gross Plumbing for being incredibly caring partners in our community! And thank you to the Fond du Lac community as a whole for all of the support while we went through this transition. We could not have done it without you!
We avoided a worst case scenario and greatly shortened the time frame for program transition.
OUR VISION IS TO BE A PLACE WHERE EACH CHILD AND YOUNG ADULT IN OUR COMMUNITY GROWS TO LIVE A HEALTHY AND PRODUCTIVE LIFE.
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1,549
67,947
REGISTERED MEMBERS
MEALS SERVED
1,015 1,690 KIDS IN ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
HOURS OF VOLUNTEER SUPPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
364 KIDS SERVED PER DAY IN THE SCHOOL YEAR
289 KIDS SERVED EVERY DAY IN THE SUMMER
66%
OF CLUB MEMBERS LIVING AT OR BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL 8
2019 CLUB STATS & NUMBERS 9
been motivated to be an outlet of positive support for others. I will put their needs in front of my own so they feel supported and I feel that having a positive support system today is very important.
YOUTH OF THE YEAR “The Youth of the Year program is our signature effort to foster a new generation of leaders, offering leadership and character building opportunities for Boys & Girls Club members. The youth recognized with this elite honor are those that have continued to model the Club values and member expectations to their highest potential. Serving as ambassadors of our Boys & Girls Club, these youth are a direct representation of our Club who contribute greatly to the positive after school environment for which we strive to maintain.” - DILLON WIESE / Director of Teen Services, Boys & Girls Club of Fond du Lac
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“Club is like my second family and has meant so much to me.” PAULINA LOPEZ / 2019 Youth of the Year “ A leader is someone who motivates and inspires people to engage in their vision of the future. A leader is someone that is inclusive, compassionate, and accountable. I would describe myself as a leader. The skills and strengths I possess have helped me grow and have driven me to be the person I am today. I speak fluently in two languages. Spanish is my first language, but I have been learning and speaking English since I was 4 years old. My ability to be bilingual has been useful in school, at home, and at the Boys & Girls Club. People have not only relied on me because of being bilingual. They also rely on me because of how hardworking I am. At Club, I am someone staff can count on for help with events and volunteer opportunities. I love sharing my passion to make an impact on other people. I have been the leader of our Keystone Club and have done many impactful service activities. One activity that has meant a lot to me was our Lighting for Literacy project. We made solar panel lights for people in other countries so they could have light at night. A large part of the reason helping others and doing service activities has been so easy for me is because I am very outgoing. Being outgoing is one of my biggest strengths and it has driven my entire personality and many of my leadership qualities. I am an accepting and inclusive person to other people and I’ve always
I have had times where the daily struggles of being a youth in America have been overwhelming. I have faced challenges related to school, feeling accepted socially and in my own personal life. Having an outlet of positive support in a time where I needed help was important. The worst of this came from the start of 8th grade up until becoming a freshman. I was in a place where I felt alone and like people wouldn’t understand what I was going through. During this time I began to self-harm. The first time opening up about this to one of my support systems resulted in a negative experience for me. The reactions from that support system made me feel like I was a disappointment. I felt more upset about myself and I didn’t want to open up to anyone else. It took time, but soon I began to seek other outlets of positive support. Running, sports and programs like Girls on the Run have taught me a lot about believing in myself, how to live healthy and be more comfortable in my own shoes. My Boys & Girls Club helped me by offering many opportunities to make new friends and attend programs to help me learn more about who I am. I learned how to be more confident in myself and how to care greatly for other people because of the staff at the Boys & Girls Club. I found the support I needed from these new interests, hobbies, and my Club. I feel that America’s youth face many struggles, like I have. I want to help inform youth of the support they can receive for mental health. To help with sharing and creating programs to give youth the positive support system they need. I want to lead and inspire America’s youth to engage in my vision of the future. I want to keep making a difference in people’s lives which is why I plan to attend college to further my education and become a social worker. I am passionate about mental health, family, my community, equality, and my Boys & Girls Club. Club is like my second family and has meant so much to me. I would choose going there over doing anything else. I am proud to represent the Boys & Girls Club of Fond du Lac as their Youth of the Year.
Other Youth of the Year KAMEA WYATT / Middle School ALIZE SPINNATO / Elementary (Johnsonville Clubhouse) WYONA XIONG / Elementary (Chegwin Clubhouse) LILYANA ALBRECHT / Elementary (Pier Clubhouse) CHATXU YANG / Elementary (Parkside Clubhouse)
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D.C. TRIP
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
For the second consecutive year, a group of our teens had the tremendous opportunity to go on an all-expense paid trip to our nation’s capital, sponsored by Herb Kohl Philanthropies. The teens were able to visit many places such as the Arlington National Cemetery, The World War II Memorial, Abraham Lincoln monument, and Martin Luther King Jr. memorial. The trip consisted of three full days of touring from sunrise to sundown. What a fantastic way for our teen members to learn about our country and its history. They had a great time and are so grateful to have been part of this trip!
GUITAR LESSONS Levi Harris is a Club Alumnus who has been volunteering at the Club for the past nine summers, offering free guitar lessons to our members. He remembers attending Club at the old Hamilton School location when he was elementary age. He really enjoyed getting involved in all the camps that Club offered, being able to attend baseball games and go on a variety of other fun field trips. Levi has been teaching guitar for about 14 years as a private instructor and is a full time employee of Mike’s Music. He recognizes that many families simply cannot afford to pay for private music lessons, so volunteering his time at the Club allows him to teach guitar to youth who otherwise may never have that opportunity. Levi is an incredible asset to our mission and vision, and we greatly appreciate his time and talent!
The Torch Club kids played bingo with residents at St. Claire’s assisted living once a month, rang bells for Salvation Army decorated placemats for nursing homes and coffee sleeves for Annie’s Fountain City Café, gave Christmas cards to servicemen and women, made ornaments for the Children’s Museum Christmas trees, prepared a meal for the warming shelter, read to resident at the Meadows, folded towels for the YMCA, made tie blankets, picked up garbage around the city and held several small fundraisers at the Club, donating the money back to another charity in our community. In addition, they ran a “Love Thy Neighbor” program during the summer program in which they made and handed out “positive pops” at Relay for Life, planted flowers for a local nursing home and made dog treats for the Humane Society.
PIER SUPPER PROGRAM Our Pier Clubhouse was finally able to start their supper program this fall! We all know how much kids love food and also how essential healthy and balanced meals are for their growth and development. In the past, we were only able to serve snacks at our Pier location, so we are grateful for this opportunity in partnership with Aramark and the Fond du Lac School District. What a great way to add to our after school program by feeding our Club members a full meal each night!
VOLLEYBALL FOR TEENS Thanks to our incredible partnership with Buffalo Wild Wings here in Fond du Lac, we received an All-Stars grant giving us the opportunity to run a volleyball program for our teens. We purchased uniforms and equipment with the funds and held practices three days per week along with playing games every Friday. Our team even traveled to the Boys & Girls Club of the Fox Valley in Appleton to play against their volleyball team. It was a great experience for all who participated! We’re excited to see how this program progresses as our teens continue to learn the fundamentals of this sport and develop their skills!
KEYSTONE & TORCH CLUBS Our Keystone (teens) and Torch (elementary youth) Clubs focus on giving back to the community through various volunteer efforts year round. The Keystone Club kids volunteered at the Walk to End Alzheimer’s event by welcoming and cheering on those who participated. They also volunteered at ASTOP’s Take Back the Fright Zombie 5K, Lemonade Day in partnership with Torch Club kids and have helped out at each of the seven Family Strengthening events the Boys & Girls Club and YMCA hold together throughout the year.
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COMMUNITY GIVING HIGHLIGHTS
CHOCOLATE FANTASY
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK FOUNDATION
Soroptimist Fond du Lac chose to support our SMART Girls program through proceeds raised at their annual Chocolate Fantasy Fond du Lac event. Some of our Club members were also given the opportunity to attend and share information with guests about the program. The event was a great success and we were gifted $3,000 to support our girls. We truly admire and appreciate all the inspiring work Soroptimist does and the incredible support they provide for women and girls all over the world!
Our CEO received a wonderful, unexpected visit from Eric and Peter Stone, who presented a $75,000 gift in support of our mission and vision. We are so thankful for caring and generous supporters who see importance and value in investing in our youth.
ASSOCIATED BANK Associated Bank generously donated $2,000 in support of Club programs to meet the needs of youth in our community. The bank has also sponsored and assisted the Club in planning its annual Spell for Great Futures event for the past few years and we are grateful for this growing partnership.
MICHELS CORPORATION A couple of our friends from Michels Corporation popped in around the holidays and provided a $10,000 gift in support of our afterschool and summer programs. Thank you to Kevin Michels, Holly Luehring and the entire Michels team for thinking of us and supporting our youth!
AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE DREAMS FOUNDATION Our local American Family Insurance agents Tim Cruz, Travis Vandynhoven and Brad Tagliapietra stopped by for a quick visit and tour of the Club after passing along the wonderful news that we had been awarded a grant of $5,000 by the AMFAM Dreams Foundation in support of our youth programs
MERCURY MARINE BBQ FUNDRAISER Our friends at Mercury Marine planned and held a barbecue for employees who paid $5 per plate of food and they choose charities to receive the money as a donation. Our Club was chosen as a lucky beneficiary!
“National Exchange Bank & Trust and the National Exchange Bank Foundation are proud to partner with the Boys & Girls Club of Fond du Lac. Their outstanding team of dedicated professionals work tirelessly to increase the organization’s impact by building on the depth of its programs, opportunities and services provided to youth and families. They truly make a difference in our community and we feel strongly that they will continue to create positive change in the lives of many. We are grateful to be able to support the great work of the Boys & Girls Club of Fond du Lac!” - ERIC STONE / CEO & Vice Chairman, National Exchange Bank & Trust
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SPELL FOR GREAT FUTURES
SPECIAL EVENT SUCCESS
11TH ANNUAL REACH FOR THE STARS DINNER & AUCTION
Presented by Society Insurance and coupled with other numerous sponsorships from local businesses, our 6th annual Greatest Showman themed team spelling bee event raised a record-breaking $26,800 to directly support the Club’s academic programs. 2019 Champions were Paul Simon (Wabash National), Kamon Parker-Hersey (Riverside Elementary) and Carley Schmitz (STEM Institute).
Reach for the Stars raised over $105,000 in support of the Club’s 10 week summer programs. Presented by Grande Cheese with a focus on the organization’s newly formed Club Values, this event marked the largest single fundraiser in the history of the organization.
“President Franklin Delano Roosevelt once said, ‘We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future.’ Choosing to volunteer our time was not a difficult one for my wife Lori and I as we learned how the Boys & Girls Club impacts the Fond du Lac community. Volunteering with special events, whether it is sitting on a planning committee or being involved the day of the event, affords us the opportunity to help make a difference in the lives of youth and families. Get connected, get engaged and help build our youth for the future.” - DAVID THIEL / Senior Branch Manager, Associated Bank BGC Board Member and Special Events Committee Member
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FESTIVAL FOODS TURKEY TROT Each year, the Turkey Trot takes place on Thanksgiving Day and benefits the Boys & Girls Club and YMCA in communities Festival Foods serves. Total raised for each of the participating organizations throughout 10 communities in 2019 was $20,000, totaling $2,920,000 over 12 years.
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2019 CLUB DONORS JEREMIAH MILBANK SOCIETY Agnesian Healthcare Foundation Agnesian HealthCare, a member of SSM Health Baker Family Foundation Barbara & Peter Stone Family Foundation, Inc. Dale R. & Ruth L. Michels Family Foundation Festival Foods Fond du Lac Area Foundation Fond du Lac Area United Way Grande Cheese Johnsonville Sausage LLC Kevin and Sam Baker National Exchange Bank Foundation Sadoff Family Foundation Tim and Rose Ahern
GREAT FUTURES SOCIETY American Family Insurance Foundation BCI Burke C.D. Smith Construction Charity Club Inc CLA Doris Morgan Fox Valley Savings Bank Holiday Automotive James and Daphne Herrick James and Deborah Spannbauer Jeff and Kelly Baker Kohl Philanthropies Mid-States Aluminum Foundation Sargento Cheese Company Society Insurance
BE GREAT SOCIETY Ahern-Gross, Inc. Alliant Energy Foundation Associated Bank, N.A. Richard and Karen Baker BE`s Refreshments Bob & Ann Fale Family Fund Boogie and the Yo-Yo`z Stacey Buchholz
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Buechel Stone Corp. Cops for Kids Delta Dental of Wisconsin Everson Family FloorQuest, LLC Fond du Lac Area Women`s Fund Fond du Lac Firefighters Local 400 Fond du Lac Noon Kiwanis Fond du Lac Noon Rotary Club Future Bucks LLC Hometown Bank Jimmy John`s Teresa Keenan Korb Family Foundation Lakeside Evening Kiwanis Club Brad and Maureen Lasky John and Barbara Lent Marine Credit Union Foundation Mike and Sandra Phelan Wayne and Mary Matzke McClone Insurance Group Dr. Brita McCullough and Joe Shanahan McNeilus Steel Mercury Marine Dr. Karen Meyer Michels Corporation Drs. Bret and Jo Pasiuk RAD, Inc. - Taco Bell RB Royal Industries Sadoff Iron & Metal Company Service League of Fond du Lac, Inc. Charles Setser SIGMA Soroptomist International of Fond du Lac Summit Automotive James and Anne Thomas Twohig Flooring America U.S. Bank Foundation Leo Udee Verve, a Credit Union Dr. Jacob and Tammy Waidelich Wisconsin Stainless Head MFG, Inc. Brad and Jennifer Witt
CLUB FRIENDS ACH Foam Technologies Adashun Jones Advance NPO Solutions AmazonSmile Foundation Andrew and Ellen Humleker Family Fund Ang An Eddies Annie`s Fountain City Cafe Aramark Ascension Lutheran Associated Bank Bonnie Baerwald Kari and Wayne Baker Douglas and Joanne Baltz Daniel Barnes Scott Basler William Bastian Bauer Chiropractic LLC Steve and Lindsey Bembenista Bob`s Pizza Angela Boehning Louise Bowen Todd and Julie Boyer Dan and Luane Braun Joe and Jen Braun Tara and Tim Brenner Corey and Jenelle Bruno Bryanna`s Bakery Gary and Janet Buechel Buffalo Wild Wings Eugene Burg Gary and Linda Burr Richard and Jan Casper Drew and Aimee Christenson Christiano`s Pizza Dr. Dwayne Clark Kevin and Larissa Clinard Penny and Nick Collin Nici Colwin Compeer Financial Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes Connie`s Diner David and Linda Contreras Mary Council-Austin Covenant United Methodist Church Bethany Crook
Culver`s East Culver`s South Culver`s West Brandi and Tom Dauer John de Montmollin Shelli and William Dekker Tyler and Aubriana Donahue Mary Doyle Dr. Tom Kraus Dentistry Katharine Drew Drexel Building Supply Roger and Denise Dusso John Eide Ellison Electric Supply Jill Enders Dan and Jolinn Ennis Heather Entwistle Envision Greater Fond du Lac Excel Engineering First Weber Foundation Eric and Erin Flood Fond du Lac County City/County Government Center Fond du Lac Evening Lions Fond du Lac Evening Optimists Fond du Lac Police Benevolent Fund Kevin and Deb Freund Tim Freund William and Ann Freund Gretchen Gall Gallery and Frame Shop Frances and Mary Ganz Mallory and Thor Gilbertson Thomas Gilles Aaron and Jill Goldstein Donald and Mary Gorske Robert and Brenda Grass Jeffrey and Maeghan Greeno Peter and Sheryl Grimm Sharon and Robert Grinnell Congressman Glenn Grothman Guaranty Service Group Matthew and Meredith Guell Tom and Jeannine Guilfoile Gutglass, Erickson, Larson & Schneider, S.C. Lennie H. Gyr
Harvey and Sherri Gysbers Alicia Hans Emil and Becky Harmsen Andrew and Cecilia Harry Christine Hartwig Ann and Mike Haskett Dan and Holly Hebel James and Kay Hebel Tiffany Heim Keith Heisler Willard and Dolores Henken Tom and Sally Herre Steven and Sandra Hess Hierl Insurance Judy and Howie Hinckley Deborah and Andy Hoffmann Jeremiah and Audra Hoffmann Ken Holehouse Holy Family Congregation Horicon Bank Kristy Huber HuTerra Foundation Inc. Leonard and Ellen Hynek Ideal Chiropractic Immanuel Trinity Lutheran Church Integrity Saw & Tool J.F. Ahern Co. John Deere Company Amy and Daniel Johnson Brian and Lisa Johnson Kevin and Lindsey Jones Meredith Medina Kahnke and Nick Kahnke David Kenyon Kevin and Connie Michels Family Foundation Amber Kilawee Kitz & Pfeil True Value Kiwanis Club of Fabulous Fond du Lac Bob and Patty Klaetsch David and Jo Ann Klumpyan Ryan and Sarah Knueppel Stan and Marty Kocos Eric Koenigs Steven Kohlman Dr. George and Gina Koonce Todd Koss Bob and Linda Krebsbach Teresa and Kyle Krueger Larry Kuehl Dr. Punit and Nidhi Kumar Dave and Connie Kusek
Eric Lane Sheila Larson Wally and Kristine Lauersdorf Laura and Jacob Lavey Jeff and Jean Lebeau Ledgers 4H Club Anne and Terry Lemke Joseph Leventhal Little Caesar`s Pizza Joseph and Kristel Lougher Erin Lund Ben and Jane Majeska Mancino`s Marchant Schmidt, Inc. Marian University Mark Cardinal Concrete Construction M. May Tim and Lisa McBride Chad and Kelly Jo McClanathan Sam and Susan McClone Pat and Mary McCullough Patricia McCullough Steve and Maggie McCullough Glavin McGalloway Cathleen & Patrick McGowan Seth and Rebecca Megahan Andy and Melissa Meikle Phillip and Emma Michels Mid-States Aluminum Michael and Ann Mielke Donald and Barbara Millage Katie and Chris Moder Joe and Molly Moore Moraine Park Technical College Kevin and Cassie Morasch Taylor Moret Maggie and Matt Moses Muthig Industries National Exchange Bank & Trust Network for Good Constance Newman Jeffrey and Lynn Nickel Jen and Will Nicklas William and Debra Nicklas Sr. Cyndi Nienhaus North Fond du Lac School District Richard and Toni Nuss Ashley and Matthew O`Leary Oasis Family Restaurant O’Neil, Cannon, Hollman, DeJong & Laing, S.C. Osborn and Son Trucking
Papa John`s Sadie Parafiniuk Rick and Joni Parks Susan and Wayne Passow Ryan Mikle and Ashley Peichl James Peterson Lesley and Mark Phillips Doug and Esther Pietrowski Pilgrim United Church of Christ Amy and Rich Popp Sharon Prickette JJ and Angie Raflik Jeff and Nancy Riedeman Gina and Joe Rieder Jose and Mary Riera Riviera Maya Restaurant Jim Roeder Wayne and Annette Rollin Marie Rosenfeldt Nancy Ruland Pauline Runge Jay and Stacy Salzmann Terry and Robin Schleif Joel and Tara Schleis James and Diane Schmitz Colleen Schneider Josh and Laura Schneider Karissa and Luke Schneider Jean Schram Jen and Tim Schrauth Dave and Denise Schuenemann James Schumacher Tom Schuppe Dan and MaryAnn Schwark Sr. Marie Scott James and Amy Sebert Eric Serrano Gerald and Nancy Shady Kaytlin Shady Susie and Tim Shady Gary and Gail Sharpe Dr. William and Karen Shaw Shopko Foundation Signarama Sharon Simon Pam Sippel Mark and Marcia Sondergard Sarah Spang Katherine Spannbauer Madelynn and Michael Sprague St. Mary`s Springs Academy Brian and Mandy Stanley
Staples Tyler Starbird David and Janet Stauffacher Ken and Karen Steffes David and Mary Ann Steinke Gary and Gloria Stenz Steven V. Wilburn Memorial Fund Greg and Kay Stewart Caitlin Stoll Eric and Kendra Stone Jerry & Dixie Sullivan Summit B Condo Association Sunset Stitches Finer Arts Guild Sally and Scott Swick Tabor United Methodist Church Taco John`s Target Dave and Lori Thiel Burt and Liz Thome Jean Thompson Mike and Minela Titel Maureen Toshner Brian and Judy Twohig Tyler Twohig Kim and Seth Udlis United Way of Sheboygan County, Inc. John Valek Katherine and Pete Vergos Vizance, Inc. Luke and Jenna Wacek Jeff and Nicole Wagner Steven and Julie Walber Ryan and Connie Waldschmidt David Hilker and Lisa Walter Waste Management Mary and Dominic Weber Shane Wegner and Jenny Jeffery Dillon Wiese James and Tammy Wiese Kari Wik Winfield Properties Nancy Witkowski Earl Wohlust James and Catherine Wolfe John and Sandra Wright William and Connie WuskeElizabeth Woodworth-Zanto John and Sandra Wright Jeffrey and Deborah Zwicky
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