Brown County Community Women's Club, Inc.
BCCWC members volunteer their time to activities that provide clothing, food and shelter to those in need and programs that encourage the well being of the members of our community.
This past year we logged more than 14,500 hours of volunteer service to our local community!
If members would like to propose a new community service activity, please complete the proposal form and submit it to the Community Service Directors.
BCCWC requests that members be accountable for their volunteer hours. Please submit this Volunteer Hours Form (July1, 2022 through June 30, 2023 by June 30, 2023. You and any amount of hours are an important ingredient in our club's success.
One Stitch at a Time
Interested members use their talents to crochet, knit, sew, quilt (or even purchase) blankets and other useful warm items for those in need of them in the community – women, children, the elderly and those who are physically or economically disadvantaged.
Members are encouraged to donate supplies.
Collections will be done in fall and spring.
There have been 574 total blankets donated since November 2015.
Numerous shawls, baby blankets, sweaters and hats have also been donated.
Please watch News and Notes for collection information
Contact
Pat Hearden - 920-432-5871 or 920-217-3824
Jean Allegeyer - 920-639-2980
Building Quilts for Habitat
"Not a quilt to admire Not a quilt to hang on the wall, but a quilt to feel cozy and comfy in the Habitat for Humanity family’s new home."
Ongoing
Building Quilts for Habitat meets twice/year, once in October and once in May.
Quilt Presentations are made as houses are completed. They have been partnering with Habitat since February 2016 and have donated 34 quilts since that time.
Please check News and Notes for updates.
Contact
Mary Schrickel
Gina Reinardy
HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital's Child Life Department
BCCWC members follow the mission of improving the
lives of children by supporting selected service projects
organized throughout the year for St. Vincent's Children's
Hospital/Child Life. Donations of bandaids and stuffed animals are accepted at monthly meetings
Contacts
Sue Vyse
Kathy Aicher
St. John's Homeless Shelter - Meals
BCCWC will provide a meal each month from Nov. through April.
Christmas Families
Members select ornament tags from a giving tree to provide gifts for families in need.
Watch News & Notes for Specific Details
Contact
Mary Ortmayer
Judy Niesing
Christmas Gala for Ribbon of Hope
BCCWC members make decorations to be placed on a Christmas tree or wreath which is then given to a Brown County resident dealing with cancer.
Watch News and Notes for Specific Details.
Contacts
Pat Russo
St. John's Ministries:
Wellspring
Wellspring is a drop-in center for women. It's a place of peace that offers peer support, personal growth opportunities, resources and referrals to women who need a sense of safety, belonging and encouragement.
Please Check News and Notes for ongoing needs and volunteering options at Wellspring.
Contact
Kathy DeBroux
Susan Regnier
House of Hope
BCCWC members provide monthly Birthday Cakes on the third Wednesday of every month from August through July
Contact
Kay Barlament
Fort Howard Apartments Seniors
Spring & Fall Activities for Seniors
Watch News & Notes for Details
Cheery Notes to Seniors
Help brighten a day by writing cheery notes to nursing home residents. Interested members write one card or multiple notecards that are either purchased or homemade. Members may also donate unused cards that are available for others to complete.
Cards will be collected at each monthly meeting and completed cards are then delivered to a predetermined nursing home(s).
From February 2021-June 2022 members completed over 745 cards that were then delivered to nine different nursing homes in Brown County.
Contact
Rosie Jonas -
336-7057
Kathy Heyroth
615-8062
A Smile Bouquet
Members assemble and deliver flower bouquets to residents in senior housing facilities.
Watch News & Notes for details.
Contacts
Susan Johnson
Barb La Frombois
Judy Trimberger
Garden Project for Kress Library
Members maintain the garden at Kress Library by weeding, planting, watering and pruning the flower gardens. Work sessions are followed by fellowship
All dates start at 8 a.m.
May 4: clean up
May 25: planting flowers
June 22: pruning/watering
July 20: pruning/watering
August 17: pruning/watering
September 21: pruning/watering
October 5: clean up the gardens
October 6: clean up rain date
Contact
Susan Johnson
Terri Lewis
Food Pantry Drives
October 2022
St Bernard Pantry
Third Wed.
DePere Community Center
Parking Lot
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
January 2023
Trinity Lutheran
Third Wed.
DePere Community Center
Parking Lot
10 am to 12:00 pm
April 2023
St Pat’s/Hope Center
Third Wed.
DePere Community Center
Parking Lot
10 am to 12:00 pm
Contact
Beezie McNeil
Faye Drankoff
Kay Pelletier
Lois Mauermann
Terri Lewis
Linda Shores
Nancy Cohen
Cathy Cartwright
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