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Oconomowoc, WI – JX Gives Back presented one of four equally shared proceeds from its charity golf outing to Rogers Behavioral Health Foundation. The event was held for the second year at the beautiful Chenequa Country Club
Lauren Roskopf, a senior at Brookfield Central High School, decided to make a difference as she works towards her Girl Scout Gold Award by creating an informational brochure for teens about how to talk to a friend
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin – A heartfelt thank you goes to Cheri Prescott for inviting Rogers Behavioral Health Foundation to share our mission at her recent poolside gathering. We left that day with many new friends and a carload
Since 1947, the Girl Scouts’ mission has been to be prepared, and they explain that as being ready to help out wherever needed. Today, that mission lives on in the fourth and fifth grade Scouts at Wilson
Thanks to generous friends, more individuals and families than ever before received the benefits of our life-saving initiatives. Take a look at a few of last year’s highlights:
Kate’s story began with a happy childhood, high school friendships, and an almost expected college partying phase. She got married and eventually gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. Shortly after, though, Kate developed postpartum depression. Not
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