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2015 Grant Recipients of Menasha Corporation Foundation 2015 Grant Recipients of Menasha Corporation Foundation Thaddeus Stevens Foundation Community Clothes Closet Oconomowoc Scholarship Foundation Threshold, Inc. The Mix at Arbor Place University David’s Star Lutheran School Operation Christmas Child Touch of Silver Twirling Corps of Pennsylvania Day By Day Warming Shelter Operation Cinderella of the Fox Valley Traver School UPCI - Saulley Delafied Public Library Oshkosh Area Community Pantry Tri-County Community Dental Clinic Vickie’s Angel Foundation Delete Blood Cancer DKMS Oshkosh Area Humane Society Trinity Lutheran School - Menasha WCYBSA Divine Redeemer Lutheran School Oshkosh Community Players Tullar Elementary West York Area School District Downtown Oconomowoc Business Oshkosh Youth Baseball Sponsorship U.S. Venture Westmoreland Community Food Bank Association Page High School United Way Fox Cities Westmoreland County Community College Educational Foundation of Watertown Paine Art Center And Gardens Univeristy of Wisconsin - Platteville William Penn High School Emergency Shelter of the Fox Valley Peace Lutheran School University of Wisconsin - York Literacy Council Emmanuel Lutheran School Pets Helping People Eau Claire Foundation Yukon S. Huntingdon, Twp. Volunteer Family Promise of Western Waukesha County Porchlight Inc. University of Wisconsin - Fox Valley Fire Company Family Services of Northeast Wisconsin Queen of Angels Catholic School University of Wisconsin - La Crosse Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. Fisher House Wisconsin Rainbow Hospice University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Fox Cities Building for the Arts Reach Counseling Services University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee TENNESSEE Fox Cities Performing Arts Center Reeseville Food Pantry Foundation Nashville School of the Arts Fox River Academy Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point Fox Valley Humane Association Retzer Nature Center University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point TEXAS Fox Valley Lutheran High School Ripon College Alumni Association American Cancer Society High Plains Division Fox Valley Symphony Orchestra Riverside Players University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire American Heart Association Fox Valley Technical College Foundation, Inc. Riverview Gardens University of Wisconsin Foundation Communities in Schools Fox Valley Voices of Men Riverview Lutheran School University of Wisconsin - Madison Denton Community Food Center Fox Valley Warming Shelter Rock River Cancer Research Foundation University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh Denton High School Friendship Place Ronald McDonald House Charities of University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh Family Abuse Center Future Neenah Eastern Wisconsin Foundation Regional Medical Center Ambulance Gegan Elementary Safe Babies Healthy Families Valley Management Foundation Department Good Shepard Lutheran School Seed Of Hope Medical Center Valley VNA Greater Fox Cities Area Habitat For Humanity Shattuck Junior High VSA Wisconsin UTAH Growing Oshkosh Shiocton Schools Washington County Humane Society Best Friends Animal Society Hamilton High School SMCS - Jumbo Gumbo Watertown Food Pantry Harbor House SOAR Fox Cities, Inc. Watertown Police Department Run VIRGINIA Hartland Youth Baseball Special Olympics Wisconsin from the Cops Bobcat Sports League and Youth Hebron House Shelter St. Elizabeth Hospital Foundation Watertown Public Library Development Holy Spirit - Annual Campaign for Education St. Francis Xaiver Catholic School System Waukesha Clearing House Council King’s Daughters Charity Circle Homeless Connections St. Joseph Food Program, Inc. Waukesha County Backpack Coalition School Age Child Care - Fairfax County Horace Mann Middle School St. Kilian School Waukesha County Technical College United Way Hortonville High School St. Leonard School Foundation Inc Housing Partnership of the Fox Cities St. Mark’s School West High School WASHINGTON Humane Animal Welfare Society - Waukesha St. Mary’s Central Wildlife in Need Center Eastside Preparatory School Huntington’s Disease Society of America St. Nicholas Catholic School Willow Springs Learning Center St. Philomena Catholic School Hydrocephalus Association St. Paul Lutheran School Winnebago County Literacy Council St. Vincent de Paul Imagine a Day Foundation Stars & Stripes Honor Flight Winnebago Wetlands Ducks Unlimited Immanuel Lutheran School Stop Hunger Now Winnebagoland BMX Club WASHINGTON, DC IndUS of Fox Valley Sugar Bush Elementary / Parkview Wisconsin Fire Alliance ALS Association Jefferson Clearinghouse Council Sullivan Elementary Wisconsin Lions Camp Lupus Foundation of America - Walk to End Jefferson County Literacy Council Surburban Athletics Woodland Elementary School Lupus Now Jefferson Elementary TCCES Woodland Intermediate School Jefferson Humane Society The Samaritan Counseling Center of WTPO WISCONSIN Junior Achievement the Fox Valley Xavier High School Allenton Elementary Juvenile Diabetes Foundation - Fox Valley The Volunteer Center YMCA of the Fox Cities ALS Foundation Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation, Inc. Youth Go Alzheimer’s Association - Southeastern Kari Deimer Answer to Cancer Benefit ThedaCare Family Of Foundations Wisconsin Kaukauna High School Alzheimer’s Association, SRW Kaukauna Wrestling Club American Cancer Society Midwest Division Kettle Moraine High School American Cancer Society - Relay For Life Kimberly High School American Red Cross Lake Country PTO Angel On My Shoulder Lake Country School Angels Grace Hospice Lake Country Shop With Cops Animal Welfare League - Lakes Area Free Clinic dba Neenah Animal Shelter Lawrence University Appleton Area School District Fine Art Leaven Department - Strings Trust LifeStriders Appleton North High School Theater Dept. Lincoln Elementary School Aquatic Center of Hartford Literacy Council of Greater Waukesha Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin Loaves & Fishes Autism Society of the Fox Valley, Inc. Lourdes Academy Badger Honor Flight Wisconsin Lutheran Homes of Oconomowoc Bergstrom Mahler Museum Magee Elementary Best Friends of Neenah - Menasha Make-a-Wish Foundation of Wisconsin Bethlehem Lutheran School Maple Avenue Elementary School Biathlon Built for 2 Marisa’s Legacy Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Fox Valley Marquette University Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) Martin Luther School Blessed Trinity Catholic High School Medical Center Foundation of Hartford Blessings in a Backpack (Waukesha Chapter) Menasha High School Boys & Girls Brigade Menasha Rotary Club Boys & Girls Club of Fox Valley Menasha Youth Sports Boys & Girls Club of Menasha Merton Primary Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer, Brewer Community Foundation Inc. Women for MACC Brookfield Academy Mosinee Middle School Byron Riesch Paralysis Foundation Mt. Olive Lutheran School CAP Services, Inc. National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) CASA of the Fox Cities Waukesha Celebrate Diversity Fox Cities National Alliance on Mental Illness Fox Valley Center for Working Families Neenah High School CER Musky Club Neenah Soccer Club Cerebral Palsy of Midwest Wisconsin Neenah-Menasha Emergency Society 1645 Bergstrom Road Children’s Hospital Foundation Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust Christ the Lord Lutheran School Notre Dame Academy P.O. Box 367 Christine Ann Center Ocon Scholarship Foundation City of Menasha Farm Fresh Market Oconomowoc Food Pantry Neenah, WI 54957-036 Clarity Care Oconomowoc High School Robotics Team/ 920.751.1000 Classical Charter School Cooney Robotics Committee on the Shelterless Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital Foundation www.menashacorporation.com 2014 Grant Recipients of Menasha Corporation Foundation MINNESOTA Mac 'a' Cheek Foundation for the Humanities Byron Riesch Paralysis Foundation Oconomowoc Public Library ALS Association Mercy Memorial Hospital CAP Services, Inc. Oconomowoc Scholarship Fund American Cancer Society Miami County Home Builder Foundation CASA of the Fox Cities Old Glory Honor Flight Aspen Academy Monument Square District Promotions Catalpa Health Oshkosh Area Community Pantry Best Buy Children’s Foundation MusicAllliance Center for Suicide Awareness Our Lady of the Lake College Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota Operation Coats for Kids Center for Working Families Pets Helping People First Baptist School Pelotonia Chances Animal Rescue Porchlight - Solutions to Homelessness Gilette Children’s Foundation Project Hope for the Homeless Christine Ann Center Racers Against Childhood Cancer Hanover Area Food Shelf Relay for Life of Eastern Lake County Classical Charter School Rainbow Hospice Hearth and Home Technologies Resurrecting Lives Foundation Clayton Elementary School Reach Counseling Services Hope Center Southbrook Christian Church Community Clothes Closet Rebuilding Together Fox Valley Hopkinton Fire Department Springfield High School Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Retzer Nature Center Kids 'n' Kinship St. John School Communityfest 2014 Ripon College Lakeville Resource Center Survivors Helping Other Women Survive COTS Riverside Players Majestic Hills Ranch Foundation The Todd Foster Memorial Scholarship Dane County Humane Society Riverview Gardens Minnesota Amber Alert Fundraiser Wildlife Conservation Foundation for Ohio Dane County K-9, Inc. Riverview Lutheran School Minnesota DARE Inc. David’s Star School Rock River Cancer Research Foundation Minnesota State University Moorhead PENNSYLVANIA Deforest Area Needs Network Rock River Free Clinic Northfield Senior High American Cancer Society Delafield Public Library Ronald McDonald House Charities of
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