Wally Remic, NWTC Auto Repair Program Manager and his students donated time, labor and parts in fixing the Rainbow House agency van. The Rainbow House provides transportation to survivors of domestic violence to local appointments for medial care, court hearings, lawyer meetings, etc.
The Bridges to Recovery is happy to announce a Parenting with Purpose Class, beginning Monday, January 24th from 6-7pm and running every Monday for 5 weeks, from 6-7pm. If you are interested in attending this class, please email KatieIrving.bridges@gmail.com. If there are any barriers, such as transportation or childcare, please let Katie know so she can ensure your success in the class. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact her and she can answer those concerns.Katie looks forward to being another resource you can turn to in order for you to have the highest chance of success in both recovery and life!!!Katie IrvingDirector of Program Development, Certified Peer Support SpecialistBridges to Recovery3123 Shore Drive Marinette, WI
Thank you to Veriha Trucking of Marinette for their $5,000 year-end contribution!
Veriha Trucking provides transportation solutions in 48 states and parts of Canada. Our fleet of 250+ drivers mainly travels throughout the Midwest and Northeast for a variety of customers and industries. Today, our trucks haul everything from paper products to groceries, produce, pet food, auto parts, and much more.
Thank you to Stephenson National Bank, for a year-end contribution of $3,000 to Rainbow House! We are grateful for your continued support of our mission. The funding will go towards our collaborative partnership with law enforcement. We will be placing forensic evidence cameras with police departments throughout Marinette County to ensure domestic abusers are held accountable in the criminal justice system.
Through this contribution, we are able to provide cameras for collecting forensic evidence in domestic violence cases to local law enforcement throughout Marinette County. These cameras take RAW images, which can be processed through our new Secure Digital Forensic Imaging software. Now, previously undetected evidence, such as bruising under the skin, can be used in the prosecution of perpetrators of violence. Thank you, Stephenson National Bank and Trust, for helping to make our community safer.
Pictured are Marinette County Legal Advocate, Joette Koronkiewicz, presenting a camera to Detective Sergeant Ben Matzke. Five cameras were acquired through this contribution. These will be distributed to departments throughout the county, now that they have arrived. We appreciate SNBT’s ongoing support of our work!
We are here for you today and every day thereafter to support our community and grow together. Through the examples below, SNBT is helping make a difference in our communities.
Our commitment to being a community partner extends beyond the financial contributions made by the bank.
Charitable Giving
The Oconto Women’s Club was generous in their donation of new gifts for two families in Oconto County. This is a phone of the group, after they wrapped all the presents.
