Community Involvement

Being an active part of our community is important to us. We enjoy supporting our schools, the Arts, Civic groups, the underprivileged and under-served.

We donate time and funds to help make Madison a great place to live. From sponsoring the Shamrock Shuffle, which benefits the Boys and Girls clubs of Madison, to fielding teams for the many walk-a-thons benefiting so many good causes, we are actively involved.

We are one of the largest providers in the state of free services to indigent patients.

Adopt a Highway, scholarships at MATC, Hospice to the Children’s Theater and Museum are a few of the organizations we sponsor. We’re especially proud of our commitment to financially supporting the new UW Children’s Hospital, the Ronald McDonald House and the new Gilda’s Club. We are also one of the largest providers in the state of free dental services to indigent patients in need of care. The following is a more comprehensive listing that shows the diversity of our efforts:

  • Access Community Health
  • All City Swim Meet
  • American Cancer Society
  • Children's Museum
  • Children's Theater of Madison
  • Combat Blindness Foundation
  • Empty Stocking Club
  • Friends of UW Hospital
  • Gilda's Club
  • Give a Kid a Smile
  • Hospice
  • Madison Ballet
  • Madison Symphony Orchestra
  • March of Dimes
  • Marquette School of Dentistry
  • MATC Scholarships
  • Meriter Foundation
  • Red Cross
  • Ronald McDonald House
  • Special Olympics
  • The Madison Library
  • United Cerebral Palsy
  • United Way
  • UW Children's Hospital
  • UW Foundation Sports Medicine
  • Very Special Arts

Our Responsibility

We believe all of us have a responsibility to give back to organizations that contribute to the growth and well-being of our community.

Giving to Our World Community

Our support to community goes beyond Madison. We strongly support the Combat Blindness Foundation. This organization is dedicated to eradicating preventable blindness in developing countries. Our donation targets eye screening projects and free cataract surgeries.