Erika Ritchie

More than $400,000 in scholarships awarded to students

More than $400,000 in scholarships awarded to students June 5, 2023 – Eighty-nine students were awarded more than $400,000 in scholarships through the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation to pursue post-secondary education. The Community Foundation stewards 50 scholarship funds on behalf of donors wishing to support scholars in their education. Scholarships are awarded based on More than $400,000 in scholarships awarded to students

Data, collaboration fuel regional momentum to improve mental health

Data, collaboration fuel regional momentum to improve mental health May 30, 2023  By Erika Ritchie Greater Green Bay Community Foundation Brown County is experiencing a momentum shift around mental health resources. There is significant community investment and collaboration with local healthcare systems and numerous nonprofit agencies offering mental health services. Challenges like timely access to Data, collaboration fuel regional momentum to improve mental health

Good Grows Here: Enhancing literacy and early grade reading, together

Stories of impact Enhancing Literacy and Early Grade Reading, Together May 16, 2023  By Erika Ritchie Staff, Greater Green Bay Community Foundation Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, children in our community struggled with reading and literacy. The pandemic only added to those challenges. Statewide testing for the 2020-2021 school year showed significant drops in reading Good Grows Here: Enhancing literacy and early grade reading, together

$50,000 Investment strengthens nonprofits led by diverse voices

$50,000 investment strengthens nonprofits led by diverse voices Grants seek to enhance capacity, strength of nonprofits led by people of color The Brown County United Way is investing $50,000 in the Capacity Building Grants Program of the Nonprofit Impact Initiative. Dollars will be granted over the coming year to organizations with significant BIPOC representation at $50,000 Investment strengthens nonprofits led by diverse voices