Rochel Ditmore, Public Affairs Manager for Atmos Energy, presented a $10,000 check to Bradlee Dodds, executive director of the Brown County United Way.
“Atmos Energy is pleased to be able to provide extra funds this year to the Brown County United Way,” said Rochel Ditmore. “We know that 2020 has been a difficult year for everyone and we hope that this will help the families and children in the Brown County community.” “We appreciate Atmos Energy & their employee’s continued commitment and support of the Brown County United Way and our community,” said Bradlee Dodds
Atmos Energy’s goal this year is to focus on programs to help children read at grade level by 3rd grade and to help fight childhood hunger.”
The Brown County United Way has received a nice donation to begin the new year.
Rochel Ditmore, Public Affairs Manager for Atmos Energy, presented a $10,000 check to Bradlee Dodds, executive director of the Brown County United Way.
“Atmos Energy is pleased to be able to provide extra funds this year to the Brown County United Way,” said Rochel Ditmore. “We know that 2020 has been a difficult year for everyone and we hope that this will help the families and children in the Brown County community.” “We appreciate Atmos Energy & their employee’s continued commitment and support of the Brown County United Way and our community,” said Bradlee Dodds
Pictured from left are Lynn Day – Store Manager United Supermarkets; Bradlee Dodds – Executive Director Brown County United Way; and Brandon Price – Assistant Store Manager United Supermarkets. [Photo contributed]Once again, the United Family raised $500,000 for United Way Chapters across it’s areas of operation. This includes $5,238.00 for the Brown County United Way.
These funds are typically raised as part of the annual Jacky Pierce Charity Classic; however, due to COVID-19, the annual charity tournament went “golf-less.” Through the combined effort of the United Family team members and vendor partners, each of the 28 organizations received the same donation as in 2019.
Since its inception in 1991, the tournament has raised more than $5 million for local charities. Even without the tournament this year, the 28 United Way organizations will be receiving much needed funds.
Packers award middle school students with character playbook grants Packers, Brown County United Way distribute grants to Wisconsin students to develop service projects to impact their school, neighborhood or community Dec 22, 2020 at 08:15 AM Copied! Lambeau Field
The Green Bay Packers and Brown County United Way have awarded several Wisconsin middle school student groups with Character Playbook Community Impact Grants to help develop service projects that directly impact their school, neighborhood or community.
Student groups, under the guidance of a Wisconsin school or nonprofit organization, were invited to develop a service project that would help their school, neighborhood or surrounding community and submit a proposal for the project. The pool of applicants had the opportunity to present the group s project idea to select Green Bay Packers, Character Playbook and Brown County United Way representatives