Erika Ritchie

Survey reveals challenging environment for local nonprofits

Funding declines and rising service demand create strain across Northeast Wisconsin December 2, 2025 – A recent survey confirms the pressures facing nonprofit organizations in Brown, Kewaunee, and Oconto counties. Nearly 9 out of 10 organizations report reductions in funding this year, while more than 70% are experiencing a rise in demand for their services. Survey reveals challenging environment for local nonprofits

A Win-Win: Using Your IRA to Give Back

By the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation team Please note: the information provided below is not intended to be tax advice. Donors should consult their tax advisors for personalized guidance. November 11, 2025 — As the financial and tax landscape continues to evolve, generous individuals are looking for the most effective ways to support the A Win-Win: Using Your IRA to Give Back

End-of-Year Giving: Smart Strategies to Maximize Your Impact and Tax Benefits

Please note: the information provided below is not intended to be tax advice. Donors should consult their tax advisors for personalized guidance. Updated November 8, 2025 — As 2025 draws to a close, it’s more important than ever to plan your charitable giving with intention. With significant changes set to take effect for tax year End-of-Year Giving: Smart Strategies to Maximize Your Impact and Tax Benefits

Nancy Armbrust Impact Award Accepting Nominations Through December 15

Nominate a Positive and Impactful Leader in Our Community November 6, 2025 – Do you know a woman who empowers and inspires others while improving our community? If so, nominations are now open for the Nancy Armbrust Impact Award! Schreiber Foods created the award in 2018 to honor Nancy Armbrust, a retired Schreiber Foods executive, Nancy Armbrust Impact Award Accepting Nominations Through December 15

Responding to Rising Needs

Meeting rising food insecurity needs

By the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation team November 5, 2025 — A recent survey* of nonprofits serving Brown, Kewaunee, and Oconto counties reveals a challenging landscape marked by rising demand and shrinking resources. More than 70% of respondents reported an increase in the demand for their services, while nearly half are struggling to meet Responding to Rising Needs

$57,300 awarded in Crime Prevention Foundation grants to support a safer Brown County

October 30, 2025 – The Crime Prevention Foundation of Brown County, a fund of the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, awarded $57,300 in grants to 15 nonprofit initiatives focused on promoting safety, fostering personal development, and addressing the root causes of harmful or unsafe behavior. The Crime Prevention Foundation distributes grants once per year. Grants $57,300 awarded in Crime Prevention Foundation grants to support a safer Brown County