April 2, 2026 – Join us for Community Dinner & Stories, an evening of connection, reflection, and powerful stories that highlight the impact we’re making together in our community. Dinner Real stories Meaningful impact Suggested donation: $50+ Every dollar makes a direct impact for families in our community. See flyer for full details & scan the QR code to reserve your seat We hope you’ll join us and be part of the story. #CommunityDinnerAndStories #OurImpactOurStory #FamilyPromise #ChippewaValley

April 1, 2026 – This Wednesday, we're asking for help restocking Baby diapers (sizes 4-8), Baby Thermometers, Pull-ups (bigger sizes), Diaper rash cream, Baby shampoo/body wash and Baby bottles/sippy cups for families staying in our shelter. These are the items parents rely on every single day to keep their babies clean, healthy, and comfortable. Having the right supplies on hand can ease stress and help caregivers focus on what matters most—caring for their little ones. Items we're requesting this week include: Baby diapers (sizes 4-8) Baby Thermometers Pull-ups (bigger sizes) Diaper rash cream Baby shampoo/body wash Baby bottles/sippy cups How to Help: Click the Amazon link below, choose an item, and Amazon will ship it directly to us. https://a.co/05UUND5J If you’re able to donate any of these baby essentials, you’re directly supporting families during a critical time. Thank you for helping us care for our youngest residents.

March 29, 2026 – Day 15 of 15 — With Gratitude As we close out this first quarter reflection, we do so with deep gratitude. To the families who trust us and do the hard work of rebuilding each day, thank you. To the volunteers, partners, and supporters who show up again and again, thank you. To this community that continues to believe that every family deserves stability, thank you. Because of you, progress is possible. Because of you, families are moving forward. In the first quarter, we also welcomed community members into Beacon House through 5 tours, creating space to learn, connect, and better understand what this work truly looks like. We’re also looking forward to gathering as a community at our upcoming Community Dinner & Stories on April 30th, a space to connect, reflect, and share why this work matters. We invite you to join us, and be part of what comes next. This work continues and we are grateful to do it together. #FamilyPromiseCV #Gratitude #CommunitySupport #EndHomelessness #StrongerTogether

March 28, 2026 – Day 14 of 15 — Looking Ahead As we reflect on the first quarter, we are also looking ahead to what comes next. The need for support continues, and so does the determination of the families we serve. In the first quarter alone, through our stabilization program: • 3 households avoided eviction • 25 children remained in school despite instability These are more than numbers; they represent families holding on, moving forward, and building stability step by step. As we look ahead, our commitment remains the same: to walk alongside families, strengthen our programs, and continue providing support that is meaningful and effective. Because the work continues, and so does the hope. #FamilyPromiseCV #LookingAhead #CommunityImpact #EndHomelessness #StrongerTogether

March 27, 2026 – Day 13 of 15 | A Community Effort Community support takes many forms, and this first quarter, we’ve seen it from all directions. From student groups like Kappa Delta Phi and Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity , whose generosity helps meet immediate needs, to volunteers who give their time and care in meaningful ways, each act of support matters. Through Grandparent Hour, volunteers like Sue offer connection, consistency, and encouragement for families navigating uncertain times. As Grandma Sue shared: “Coming to the shelter adds value to my world. It is something I look forward to. I enjoy spending time with the children and am always delighted to see how happy they are when they see me.” All members of the community demonstrate different ways of giving. One shared purpose. This is what community looks like, and what helps make stability possible. #15DaysOfGratitude #FamilyPromiseCV #CommunityEffort #VolunteerImpact #GrandparentHour #ChippewaValley #EndingHomelessness #PathToStability

March 26, 2026 – Closing the First Quarter | Day 12 of 15 The Heart of Community “When the Grandma Program was started, I was so happy to come to the shelter as ‘Gramma Sue.’ I was able to spend time with many of the children coloring, reading books, and engaging them in a variety of activities.” At Family Promise of the Chippewa Valley, programs like our Grandma Program bring more than just support—they bring connection, comfort, and joy. Volunteers like Grandma Sue create moments of normalcy for children and a sense of community for families navigating uncertain times. These moments matter. They build trust, spark joy, and remind families they are not alone. As we reflect on the first quarter, we are grateful for the many hands and hearts that help make this work possible. Every story, every connection, every moment—matters. #FamilyPromiseCV #CommunityMatters #VolunteerImpact #GrandmaProgram #ChippewaValley #EndHomelessness

March 26, 2026 – Closing the First Quarter | Day 12 of 15 The Heart of Community “When the Grandma Program was started, I was so happy to come to the shelter as ‘Gramma Sue.’ I was able to spend time with many of the children coloring, reading books, and engaging them in a variety of activities.” At Family Promise of the Chippewa Valley, programs like our Grandma Program bring more than just support, they bring connection, comfort, and joy. Volunteers like Grandma Sue create moments of normalcy for children and a sense of community for families navigating uncertain times. These moments matter. They build trust, spark joy, and remind families they are not alone. As we reflect on the first quarter, we are grateful for the many hands and hearts that help make this work possible. Every story, every connection, every moment matters. #FamilyPromiseCV #CommunityMatters #VolunteerImpact #GrandmaProgram #ChippewaValley #EndHomelessness

March 25, 2026 – This Wednesday, we're asking for help restocking 2C-4C hair care products, nail kits, bonnets/du-rags, hair ties/headbands for families staying in our shelter. These everyday essentials help parents, teens, and children feel clean, confident, and cared for as they navigate a difficult season. Items we're requesting this week include: 2C-4C Hair Care Products Nail Kits Bonnets/Du-rags Hair Ties/Headbands Face Wash How to Help: Click the Amazon link below, choose an item, and Amazon will ship it directly to us. https://a.co/071ERyPc Thank you for supporting our families in such a practical and meaningful way. Your generosity truly makes a difference.

March 24, 2026 – Big shoutout to the Pleasant Hill Go Getters for their incredible work! 👏 Grayson, President and a senior at North High School, led this project as his Youth Leadership Project, an initiative where students in grades 6–12 take the lead each year to make a difference in their community. With the help of 27 members, the group participated in a first aid training and put together “ouch kits” to support those in need. Thank you, Grayson and the entire team, for your leadership, compassion, and commitment to helping others!

March 24, 2026 – Day 10 of 15 | Working Together This first quarter, this is one example of how support came together to help a family move forward. When a family came to Family Promise of the Chippewa Valley, we began by working alongside them to understand their situation, identify barriers, and create a plan. From there, the work expanded beyond one program or one organization. Workforce Resource Center supported employment readiness. Employment and temp agencies helped create quick access to job opportunities and income. CCS resources provided additional support for children. Mental health services helped strengthen stability. Volunteers, including Grandparent Hour, offered encouragement and connection. And a landlord’s “yes” made stable housing possible. Each step built on the next. This is what the work often looks like — coordination, persistence, and a community coming together to support a family through each stage of their journey. Because no single step gets a family to stability. It takes all of them, working together. #community, #collaboration, #familypromise, #familypromisecv