United Way of Dodge County Awards More Than $5,000 to Horicon Phoenix Baby Pantry to Support Local Families

HORICON, Wis. — United Way of Dodge County is proud to announce a grant of more than $5,000 to the Horicon Phoenix Baby Pantry, reinforcing its commitment to strengthening families and ensuring that every child has access to basic necessities during their earliest years.

The funding will help the Horicon Phoenix Baby Pantry continue providing essential items to infants and young children throughout the Horicon area and surrounding communities. The pantry offers families access to diapers, wipes, formula, baby food, clothing, blankets, and other critical infant care supplies that can place a significant financial burden on parents and caregivers.

The Horicon Phoenix Baby Pantry serves as a valuable community resource by assisting families experiencing financial hardship, unexpected life circumstances, or temporary setbacks. By helping meet the basic needs of babies and young children, the pantry allows parents to focus on building healthy, stable homes while ensuring their children have the essentials they need to grow and thrive.

"Every child deserves a healthy start in life, and every parent deserves to know they have a community that cares," said Felicia Bruyette, United Way of Dodge County board member. "We are honored to support the Horicon Phoenix Baby Pantry and the incredible work they do every day to provide hope, dignity, and essential resources to local families. Partnerships like this demonstrate the power of neighbors helping neighbors."

United Way of Dodge County is committed to investing in local programs that improve lives and address the most pressing needs throughout Dodge County. Through partnerships with nonprofit organizations, businesses, volunteers, and donors, United Way continues to make meaningful investments in programs that support health, education, and financial stability for individuals and families.

The grant to the Horicon Phoenix Baby Pantry reflects United Way's ongoing mission of creating stronger, healthier communities by supporting organizations that provide direct assistance where it is needed most.

Community members interested in learning more about United Way of Dodge County, making a donation, or getting involved through volunteer opportunities are encouraged to visit the organization's website at https://www.unitedwayofdodgecounty.org/ or follow its social media channels.

Photo (Left to Right): Tricia Bradley, United Way Board Member; Bryce Remy, United Way of Dodge County President; Tammy Appel,  United Way Board Member; Christine Schmitz, Horicon Phoenix Executive Director; Lahnie Neu, Horicon Phoenix Vice President; Jenni  Dettmann, Horicon Phoenix Secretary; Jenny Rabehl, Horicon Phoenix Director of Promotions; Lahn Neu, Horicon Phoenix Director of Design