Support your local United Way
During our Mission Possible campaign, Ascension Wisconsin partners with United Way to give back to our local communities, and you can be a part of it.
Your support of United Way makes a positive difference outside the walls of our hospitals by helping ensure your neighbors — including the patients we are privileged to serve — have access to the community resources they need to thrive.
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Online giving in support of United Way will begin October 1.
United Way Fox Cities improves lives by bringing diverse people together to build a stronger, more caring community for everyone. Areas of focus include healthy communities, youth opportunities and financial security. ​
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In 2024, United Way Fox Cities invested more than $6.3M in your local communities.​​
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To make a donation in support of United Way Fox Cities, please use your Ascension email and the temporary password Ascension25. From there, you will be prompted to change your password and make an account.
United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County envisions a united community where people come together to invest in significant and measurable solutions that foster wellness and opportunity for all. Area of focus include safe and stable homes, teen mental wellness, reducing barriers to employment and techquity. ​
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Last year, over 197,429 were served by United Way-funded programs and partnerships in our four-county area.
Oshkosh Area United Way improves lives by leveraging people and resources to create innovative solutions to local needs. Area of focus include mental health, financial stability and youth-focused education.​
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In 2024, Oshkosh Area United Way invested more than $1.65M into community-focused projects.
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Click here to learn more about the impact Oshkosh Area United Way makes in our local community.
United Way of Racine County fights for the health, education and financial stability of every person in the Racine Community. Focus areas include healthy community, youth opportunity, financial security and community resiliency. ​
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United Way of Racine County has served more than 80,000 residents and provided 59,071 shelter nights for community members.​