Foundation awards millions in grant to support Wisconsin Communities

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The Green Bay Packers and its foundation have announced 11 grants totaling $1.75 million to support organizations serving Wisconsin’s Brown, Dane, and Milwaukee counties. The grants, awarded through the Impact Grant Program, will fund initiatives that enhance the lives of individuals and communities in these areas.

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The recipients include Aspiro, a disability services nonprofit, which will use the grant to modernize its Dousman Street campus; Children’s Museum of Green Bay, which will direct the award towards the completion of its new 26,000-square-foot facility; and Neu-Life Community Development, which will expand its efforts to help young people successfully bridge the gap between childhood and adulthood

Green Bay Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy expressed pride in the foundation’s ability to support these organizations. “The Packers Foundation is proud to award grants to 11 Wisconsin organizations making profound impacts in the communities they serve,” Murphy said. “We are pleased to recognize their commitment to enhancing lives and support the meaningful work they carry out daily.”

The grants were distributed as follows: 7 organizations in Brown County received a total of $1.1 million, 1 organization in Dane County received $100,000, and 3 organizations in Milwaukee County received a total of $550,000. The Packers Foundation’s Impact Grant Program has been supporting community organizations since 2013, and these grants will help make a positive impact in the lives of individuals and families in Wisconsin.

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