Brown County United Way Launches Mobile Classroom to Expand Groundbreaking HubCAP Services

GREEN BAY, WI — Something big is rolling into Brown County – again. Brown County United Way, in
partnership with more than 20 nonprofit agencies, is proud to announce the expansion of its HubCAP
(Community Access Partnership) initiative with the launch of a new mobile classroom.
This milestone will be unveiled at a press conference on Tuesday, June 10 at 11:00 a.m. at Northeast
Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC). The event will feature tours of HubCAP’s three mobile units,
including a first look at the mobile classroom, and opportunities to speak with key stakeholders from
Brown County United Way and partner organizations.

What’s Happening at the Press Conference
Official unveiling of the HubCAP mobile classroom, designed to provide on-the-go education,
training, and support services.
Interactive tours of HubCAP vehicles, including a passenger van and RV, now joined by the new
classroom-on-wheels.
Speakers to include
Robyn Davis, President & CEO; Brown County United Way
Brooke DeCoster, Coordinated Entry Outreach Specialist; House of Hope (Partner)
Dr. Kristen Raney, President; Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (Premier Partner for
HubCAP)

About HubCAP
Launched as a response to deepening community needs, HubCAP brings essential services directly to
people where they are – in neighborhoods, at job sites, and at community events. Using a fleet that now
includes a mobile classroom, the program offers:
Healthcare and mental health resources
Early childhood and youth support
Housing and shelter connections
Job and financial assistance
Education and skills training
And more

June 10 Press Conference WillFeature Vehicle Tours, Stakeholder Interviews, and FirstLook at Mobile Education Unit
“Access to services shouldn’t be a challenge – it should be a right,” said Robyn Davis, President & CEO of
Brown County United Way. “The addition of a mobile classroom brings us one step closer to removing
barriers and ensuring that every person has a real opportunity to thrive.

Why It Matters
For many families in Brown County, transportation, time, stigma, and systemic inequity stand in the way
of critical help. HubCAP is designed to change that—bringing services to people instead of asking people
to find services. This mobile, community-based model is not just about convenience—it’s about equity,
dignity, and empowerment.

PRESS RELEASE