United Way of Dodge County Awards Over $5,000 to Church Health Services to Support Community Care

Dodge County, WI — The United Way of Dodge County is proud to announce a grant of over $5,000 to Church Health Services in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, to support its ongoing mission of providing essential healthcare services to individuals and families in need.

Church Health Services has long been a vital resource in the Dodge County community, offering free and low-cost medical, dental, and mental health services to uninsured and underinsured residents. The organization works to ensure that all individuals—regardless of financial situation—have access to quality healthcare and wellness resources.

Through this funding, Church Health Services will continue to provide primary medical care, dental services, prescription assistance, mental health counseling, and health education programs. In addition, the organization connects patients with community resources and support systems to promote long-term health and well-being.

“Supporting organizations like Church Health Services is at the heart of what we do,” said Bryce Remy, United Way of Dodge County President. “Access to healthcare is essential for a strong community, and we are proud to invest in services that ensure our neighbors receive the care and support they need.”

The United Way of Dodge County remains committed to investing in local programs that address critical needs and create lasting change. By partnering with organizations like Church Health Services, United Way continues to strengthen the health and stability of Dodge County residents.

For more information about Church Health Services or to learn how to support their mission, please contact their office in Beaver Dam.

Photo caption:  (Left to Right): Gabrielle Ruiz, Office Manager;  Mary Vogl-Rauscher, Executive Director; Dr. Jeff Champion; Pam Schultze, Dental Hygienist; Bryce Remy, United Way President; Tammy Appel, United Way Board Member.