A Century of Impact: Brown County United Way Celebrates 100 Years with a 1920s Theme Gala

Green Bay, WI — Recognizing the rarity for organizations to achieve 100 years of service, Brown County
United Way announces its Centennial Gala celebration will take place on Saturday, November 8, 2025,
at the Lambeau Field Atrium beginning at 5:00 p.m. This event will honor 100 years of impact across
Brown County and cast a bold vision for the next century of impact, partnership, and community
growth.

This evening of celebration will transport guests back to the 1920s, paying tribute to Brown County
United Way’s founding era while honoring the legacy, resilience, and unity that defines the
organization. From its earliest days to its most recent initiatives, Brown County United Way stands as a
driving partner for connecting people, resources, and solutions to build a Brown County where
everyone, everywhere thrives.

“This is more than a celebration—it’s a moment to reflect on the lives changed, the partnerships formed,
and the powerful momentum we carry into the next 100 years of lifting individuals, systems and
organizations to ensure everyone in Brown County thrives,” said Robyn Davis, President and CEO of
Brown County United Way.

The public is invited to purchase tickets to enjoy an evening filled with elegance, history, and vision for
the future. Tickets are available for $110 per person. Businesses and community partners are highly
encouraged to reserve tables of 8 for $880 to enable fellowship and recognition of their contribution
and partnership with Brown County United Way. Sponsorship opportunities are also available.
To purchase tickets and learn more about the event, please visit the registration page:
https://givebutter.com/bcuwgala. For sponsorship inquiries, please contact Rashad Cobb, Chief
Philanthropy Officer, at rashad@browncountyunitedway.org.

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