Risen Savior Lutheran School of Milwaukee and Jake’s Network of Hope began a partnership in 2021 to provide basic needs items and other activities for the school’s 4K students. Risen Savior Lutheran Schools is supported by Risen Savior Lutheran church, which also runs Youth Haven (an after school program) at
Jake’s Partners with Risen Savior to help Economically Disadvantaged Students
Meeting Unique Needs through Community Partners
We always say, we are all just one circumstance away from needing help. That’s why we’ve focused on a variety of basic living needs, in order to respond to the various ways individuals need a lift. At our core will always be our hygiene programs, providing the pathway for all
Oshkosh Churches Leverage Jake’s Partnerships to Meet Individual Needs
As Jake’s continues to expand its reach in the community, we’re excited by the network of partners coming out of the woodwork – and all the great work we can do together. Our partners are 501c3 nonprofits, faith-based or school-based organizations serving individuals in need because of a variety of
Introducing Our Executive Director: Scott Sawinski
From the farthest corner of the earth to his nextdoor neighbor, Scott Sawinski joins Jake’s Network of Hope as the executive director in order to continue a legacy that impacts individuals across the globe. “We are all just one circumstance away from needing a helping hand to potentially get us
Diapers Support Mom’s Need for Self Care
“When roots are deep, there is no need to fear the wind.” refugee and recipient diapers from Jake’s programs Moving to a new home is exhausting and overwhelming. In many circumstances, relocation is forced and unexpected – adding to the challenges. Recently, Jake’s has been able to help a refugee
Cloth Diapers Keep Kids Happier, Healthier
Jake’s long-time partners Ekisa Ministries continue to do great work for kids with disabilities in Uganda. All 16 children living in the organization’s children’s home have unique stories, live with a variety of disabilities and have overcome trauma – such as abandonment or abuse. Yet, each one continues to shine.
The Last Straw: Why Quality Incontinence Care Matters
Life has changed in countless ways over the last two years. While incontinence issues in people younger than 50 aren’t new, Adam Greenberg, CEO of NorthShore Care Supply, says one thing that is new is the number of people in that age group reaching out to the company for help.
Traveling Closet Opens ‘Door to Better Future’
As kids went back to school and colder temperatures snuck in, Community Clothes Closet of Menasha noticed an increased demand for clothing and personal care products. Inventory was turning quickly, and the nonprofit wanted to do more to fulfill its mission of free clothing to all people in need. At
Donations Headed to Afghan Refugees in Wisconsin
With more than 8,000 Afghan refugees at Wisconsin’s Fort McCoy, there is high demand for many basic needs items to support those individuals who fled the Taliban takeover of Kabul. Due to the nature of these evacuations, the individuals arrived with little to no additional possessions. There are some reports that the refugees
Sharing Smiles all Season Long
Jake’s Network of Hope, Good360 and Toys for Tots teamed up this summer to distribute toys, books, and games to families in need in Northeast Wisconsin. This partnership empowered kids to Unplug & Play this summer. About 30% of all families across this region live in income-restricted households, unable to