United Way of Dodge County Awards $15,000 Grant to PAVE to Support Victims and Strengthen Community Services

Dodge County, WI — United Way of Dodge County is proud to announce a $15,000 grant award to PAVE, a vital organization serving individuals and families affected by domestic violence and sexual assault in Beaver Dam and throughout Dodge County.

This funding reflects United Way of Dodge County’s ongoing commitment to improving lives and strengthening the safety and well-being of the community. The grant will help PAVE continue providing essential, life-saving services to those in crisis.

PAVE offers a wide range of confidential and compassionate support services, including:

• Emergency shelter for individuals and families fleeing domestic violence

• A 24/7 crisis hotline for immediate assistance

• Advocacy and support for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault

• Legal advocacy, including assistance with restraining orders and court processes

• Counseling and emotional support services

• Prevention education and community outreach programs aimed at reducing violence

“PAVE plays a critical role in ensuring that individuals in our community have access to safety, support, and hope during some of the most difficult times in their lives,” said Zach Ehr, board member for United Way of Dodge County. “United Way of Dodge County is proud to support their mission and help expand their impact.”

The $15,000 grant will directly support PAVE’s efforts to provide safe shelter, advocacy, and resources for those seeking to break free from cycles of violence and rebuild their lives.

United Way of Dodge County continues to invest in local organizations that create lasting change, focusing on initiatives that improve health, education, and financial stability across the county.

For more information about United Way of Dodge County or how to get involved, please visit our website at https://www.unitedwayofdodgecounty.org.

Photo: (Left to Right): Tammy Appel, United Way Board Member;  Bryce Remy, United Way President; Angela Rheingans, PAVE Associate Director; Tammy Eilbes, PAVE Program Support Manager