United Way of Dodge County Awards Over $5,000 to Bo's Heavenly Clubhouse to Support Local Families
- Bryce Remy
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BEAVER DAM, Wis. — United Way of Dodge County is proud to announce a grant of more than $5,000 to Bo's Heavenly Clubhouse, reaffirming its commitment to supporting organizations that improve the lives of individuals and families throughout Dodge County.
The funding will help Bo's Heavenly Clubhouse continue providing compassionate support and meaningful resources to children and families experiencing grief following the loss of a loved one. Through peer support groups, educational programs, family activities, and community outreach, Bo's Heavenly Clubhouse offers a safe, welcoming environment where children, teens, and their caregivers can connect with others who have experienced similar losses. These services help families navigate the grieving process while fostering healing, hope, and resilience.
"At United Way of Dodge County, we believe every individual deserves access to the resources and support they need during life's most difficult moments," said Felicia Bruyette of United Way of Dodge County. "Bo's Heavenly Clubhouse fills a critical need in our community by providing grief support services that help children and families heal together. We are honored to partner with an organization making such a lasting impact on the lives of Dodge County residents."
Bo's Heavenly Clubhouse serves families throughout Dodge County and the surrounding area by offering grief support at no cost to participants, ensuring that financial barriers never prevent someone from receiving the care and encouragement they need. The organization's dedicated staff and volunteers create a compassionate environment where families find comfort, understanding, and hope as they move forward after loss.
United Way of Dodge County invests in local nonprofit organizations that address the community's most pressing needs, including health, education, and financial stability. Through partnerships with agencies like Bo's Heavenly Clubhouse, United Way continues to strengthen Dodge County by supporting programs that improve lives and build a healthier, more caring community.
Community members interested in learning more about United Way of Dodge County or supporting its mission are encouraged to visit the organization's website at unitedwayofdodgecounty.org to learn how they can make a difference in the lives of local families.
Photo (Left to Right): Amanda Hartwig, President and Founder of Bo's Heavenly Clubhouse; Bryce Remy, United Way of Dodge County President; Tammy Appel, United Way of Dodge County Board Member; Felicia Bruyette, United Way of Dodge County Board Member.



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