Fox River Valley Moose Legion

My Brother's Keeper, founded in 2003 by former Green Bay Packer player and coach Harry Sydney, is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing mentoring services for boys and men facing life's challenges. Through Straight Talk Sound Direction mentoring, the program helps individuals develop integrity, respect, and standards to make positive decisions and changes in their lives. With a focus on one-on-one mentoring, group forum sessions, AODA assessments, and employment assistance programs, My Brother's Keeper serves a diverse range of clients, from young men identified by schools and courts to adults struggling with various issues such as job dissatisfaction, addiction, and low self-esteem. Committed to creating new opportunities and transforming lives, the organization aims to empower individuals to become valued members of the community.Generated from the website

The American Legion in Green Bay, WI, has been dedicated to supporting veterans, their families, and local communities for over a century. They aim to improve the lives of Wisconsin veterans through various programs and initiatives, including the Camp American Legion, which provides a safe environment for veterans and their families to reconnect. In addition to their supportive mission, the American Legion hosts events such as the 106th Department Convention, scheduled for July 16-20, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency KI Center. They also engage in charitable activities through their Legion Riders, focusing on raising funds for local causes, scholarships, and veterans' services. Generated from the website

The Fraternal Order of Eagles (F.O.E.) is a community-driven organization with nearly 700,000 members across the United States and Canada, dedicated to fundraising for charity through a variety of social events. With over 1,300 locations, the F.O.E. emphasizes the motto "People Helping People," ensuring that 100% of the $10 million raised annually goes directly to supporting individuals and communities in need. Since its inception in 1898, the Eagles have had a significant impact on society, contributing to the establishment of key initiatives like Mother's Day, Social Security, and Medicare. Members also benefit from exclusive savings on various services, making the F.O.E. not just a charitable organization but also a supportive community for its members. Generated from the website