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Volunteers as Partners

The Achieve Brown County is made up of volunteers, called Partners.

Partners can be individuals or organizations from across Brown County who bring lived or learned experience.

An active partner contributes their voice and insight to move our work forward through data, collaboration, and action.

Hear from our partners

Two women smiling and holding a sign that reads '90% OF A CHILD'S BRAIN DEVELOPS IN THE FIRST FIVE YEARS.'
Four women pose together in front of a backdrop featuring the logos of HBI and a colorful event design.
Two people posing for a photo at an event. One person is wearing glasses and a pink jacket, holding a notebook and drinks. The other person is dressed in a suit and a military cap. A banner in the background displays the text 'I am an...'.

“Achieve Brown County has an incredible ability to bring people from all avenues together and create space for action on serious topics regarding youth.”

– Julie Stoffel, WECA

“I came to Achieve for accurate data. I wanted to know where the Hmong community was primarily attending school so our nonprofit can improve our programs & services.”

-Sandie Thao, Reach Out & Read

“The thought, action and convening was phenomenal! It brought a broader perspective of the challenges & action needed to progress.”

-Rick Crossen, Brown County Library

Change Partners Have Made

Dolly Parton holding two children's books, with a quote about the importance of books for children. The background is blue, and the image features the logo of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library.
Howe Community Resource Center provides FREE books to kids in Brown County
A group of children from Webster Elementary School performing on stage, wearing matching shirts with 'WE ARE WEBSTER' printed on them. A large screen in the background displays the school's name and 'Children's Center for Integrated Arts.'
More kids are getting developmental screeners to make sure they are set up for success before 3rd Grade
A speaker at a podium during a presentation event, with banners promoting youth success and a graduation theme in the background.
The YMCA, with the support from Achieve Brown County, launched the YAchievers to help with career readiness
Group of six advocates holding a large yellow banner that reads 'CHILD CARE ADVOCACY DAY - Invest in child care NOW!' while wearing matching shirts, outdoors on a sunny day.
Wisconsin Early Childhood Association advocates for policy advancements in accessible childcare
Reach out and Read is a program that gives kids a book from their pediatrician visits

Become a Partner

You are welcome at Achieve Brown County. No matter your expertise or experience you belong at the table.

Please complete the form below. We will reach out and help you along the way to make Brown County a better place to be.

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