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In this issue
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People Leading by Example: Sheila Petroni of Neighbor to Neighbor
The geography of Door County provides nearly 300 miles of shoreline and scenic beauty, but it poses a great challenge for organizations trying to extend services to the northern reaches of the county. In 1993, Neighbor to Neighbor Volunteer Caregivers director Jackie Izyk visited churches to find someone to help extend their reach. She found […]
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Maplewood Catholic Church Grew Out of Community
Churches are as familiar a part of the landscape as farms in Wisconsin, standing as brick-and-mortar proof of a community’s faith. A church tells the world, this is a community. But how does that happen? How does the physical church come to be? Thanks to the archivists of the Green Bay Diocese and the meticulous […]
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People Leading by Example: Carrie and David Link of Door County Habitat for Humanity
David Link found himself missing the camaraderie of the workplace after retiring to Door County about a dozen years ago. “On the job I had a lot of work friends, people I would see daily and who I liked a lot, but who I rarely saw outside of work,” he said. Though he admits he’s […]
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Community Building = Building Community
The idea of building community through philanthropy is the focus of this year’s edition of Philanthropy. We decided to do that through the eyes of organizations that have required the benevolence of the community to exist. We take a historic look at what it took to build a church at the turn of the 20th […]
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Northern Door Children’s Center: Teaching Children, Changing Lives
Returning to work after having a child is a daunting task for a parent. Lining up child care, fitting it into your financial constraints, and building in the time to get your kid to and from daycare or school can upend your life and your budget. Then you have to let go and trust the […]