Join the 9-Week LGBTQ+ Equity Challenge!
The 9-Week LGBTQ+ Equity Challenge was created by Brown County United Way and LGBTQ+ community members and allies. Everything you need to know about the challenge can be found here! You can register for the challenge here!
Read our story in the Press Gazette! Brown County United Way Launches New Equity Challenge Focused on LGBTQ+ Community

Missed our Annual Celebration? No worries!
You can check out the entire annual celebration here!
BCUW Quick Updates
- Check out our Feb/March newsletter HERE
- The Brown County United Way offices remain closed at this time and employees will continue to work remotely. The safety of our employees and their loved ones remains our top concern. If you have items to drop off at our office, please contact us in advance. If you have campaign envelopes to drop off, please contact Seth Massot.
- Check out some photos from Make a Difference Day and find out how to volunteer with us!
- We are excited to announce our new BCUW Newsroom!
Our Biggest Grant EVER!
Brown County United Way is excited to announce that we received our largest grant EVER, totaling $999,737! This Equitable Recovery Grant is one of 125 grants announced by Governor Tony Evers, totaling more than 82 million dollars. These grants work to increase equity and elimination of disparities in communities disproportionately affected by the pandemic. The Mobile Resource Connector Initiative that is being funded is the collective work of a multi-agency advocacy council led by Brown County United Way. This initiative will bring essential services to where people live and work.
Services will be taken out to individuals through the use of three mobile resources: a passenger van, a class-C RV, and a semi-truck and trailer. The focus of the services will be health, early childhood, education, economic support, and housing. The program’s agency partners will determine the services offered and locations based on caller data from 2-1-1 and customer input. The intended populations for the initiative are underserved individuals and families who struggle to attain and maintain stability in their education, health, housing, and financial wellbeing due to structural and institutional barriers current systems and society have erected.
- Check out this awesome news article about the grant!
If you are interested in donating specifically to the purchase of these vehicles, you can do so here!


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