HUDSON – United Way St. Croix and Red Cedar Valleys (UW Valleys) is pleased to announce grant awards totaling $292,410 to eight area nonprofits through the Otto Bremer Trust’s Community …
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![Positive Alternatives team members (from left: Megan Hausch, Director of Development, United Way St. Croix & Red Cedar Valleys [UW Valleys]; Kelli Kamholz, President + CEO; Ann Schneider, Program Director; Steve McCarthy, Executive Director, UW Valleys) provide trauma-informed mental health services for youth through River Falls Qualified Residential Program. Individualized treatment planning, family engagement, and aftercare support help reduce trauma, foster emotional growth, and guide youth toward stable, supportive environments, with support from the Otto Bremer Trust.](https://zeta.creativecirclecdn.com/paperboy/original/20250924-130912-243-Positive%20Alternatives.png.jpg)
![Turningpoint staff (left to right: Samantha Pierson, Supportive Service Director; Katie Niznik, Supportive Service Director; Bobbie Meyer, Supportive Service Coordinator; Brittany Wagner, Staff; Alena Taylor, Executive Director; Megan Hausch, Director of Development, United Way St. Croix & Red Cedar Valleys [UW Valleys]) provide Mental Health and Wellness Services for children and youth who have witnessed domestic violence. Their programs build emotional intelligence, teach self-care practices, and promote healthy family dynamics. Funding from the Otto Bremer Trust supports this important work to strengthen community well-being.](https://zeta.creativecirclecdn.com/paperboy/original/20250924-130928-d26-Turningpoint.png.jpg)
HUDSON – United Way St. Croix and Red Cedar Valleys (UW Valleys) is pleased to announce grant awards totaling $292,410 to eight area nonprofits through the Otto Bremer Trust’s Community Responsive Grants program. UW Valleys is a grant funding intermediary partner with Otto Bremer Trust.
The grant awards were made to the following organizations: Positive Alternatives, River Falls; Arbor Place, Menomonie; St. Croix Therapy, Hudson; Hudson Hospital, Hudson; Amery Regional Medical Center, Amery; Western Wisconsin Health, Baldwin; Osceola Medical Center, Osceola; Turningpoint for Victims of Domestic and Sexual Violence, River Falls.
Funding is for one or more of the following focus areas:
“United Way is so pleased to partner with the Otto Bremer Trust on their Community Responsive Fund grants to support area nonprofits doing this vital work in our communities,” said Steve McCarthy, Executive Director of UW Valleys.
To learn more about how UW Valleys and the Otto Bremer Trust are supporting our communities in western Wisconsin, visit uwvalleys.org
UW Valleys is dedicated to improving lives and strengthening communities in western Wisconsin. Through strategic partnerships and collaborative initiatives, UW Valleys works to address the root causes of social issues and create lasting impact in the region.
Submitted by United Way Valleys/Otto Bremer Trust
