Rainbow House is proud to continue it’s long-standing service as a Tri-County United Way agency. Thank you for your generous support of our mission! To learn more about the great things Tri-County United Way does in our community, please visit Tri-County United Way.
On behalf of the Rainbow House Therapy Dog program, Thank you to Oconto Electric Cooperative for a $500 donation! This contribution helps provide for the veterinary care of our Canine Therapy Dog, Brick. We are grateful for your generous community support!
Rainbow House was selected as one of only seventeen projects nationwide to participate in the Allstate Foundation’s Day of Service, coordinated by Common Impact. On Wednesday, April 6th, a team of nine volunteers from Allstate’s marketing division came together for a full day of community service. This team developed a high-level marketing plan to guide the work of our latest collaborative project. A $5,000 grant was offered in support of our initiative as well. We are working to establish a free, anonymous, and confidential intimate partner abuse prevention helpline, serving Wisconsin adults and teens.
Thank you to Julie Macklem and her team for their incredible contribution to our project! We were joined by Dr. Strodthoff from Milwaukee’s Alma Center, JAC Patrissi from the 10 to 10 hotline, and Sara Krall, Homicide Prevention Coordinator from End Abuse Wisconsin. For more information about our partners, please visit:
The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation has provided a grant to the Rainbow House in the Spring 2022 grant cycle. Our Shelter and Family Advocate, Nicole, will be training to become a Facilitator for Parenting the Love and Logic Way. Rainbow House will also be offering a focus on Adults Supporting Youths with Challenging Pasts. These courses will likely be offered later in 2022. To watch a brief overview of the Love and Logic Program please Click Here!
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The Wisconsin Emergency Rental Assistance Program (WERA) provides up to 18 months of assistance with current or overdue bills to help households that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic avoid eviction. More than 25,000 Wisconsinites have already received help with rent, utilities, and internet or broadband statewide. Help is still available for eligible households through WISCAP agencies and Energy Services. The program is funded by the Federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program and administered by the Wisconsin Department of Administration. Additional information about the Wisconsin Emergency Rental Assistance Program is available here: https://doa.wi.gov/Pages/WERA.aspx |
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