Washington Co., WI – Janean Brudvig, Executive Director of Interfaith Caregivers of Washington County, discusses the h.e.l.p. Corner with Kirk Emerich, CFO of Westbury Bank, and Kristen Brandner, CEO of United Way of Washington County.
The h.e.l.p Corner lends durable medical equipment to those in need for a small refundable fee. Every year, the h.e.l.p. Corner lends several thousand pieces of equipment and helps hundreds of people.
There are h.e.l.p. Corner locations in West Bend at the Stockhausen Center and in Hartford at Redeemer Lutheran Church.
The h.e.l.p. Corner is a collaboration between Interfaith Caregivers, Washington County Aging and Disability Resource Center and Threshold Incorporated, and is funded by United Way of Washington County.
Please consider donating to the 2022 United Way of Washington County annual campaign to fund programs like the h.e.l.p Corner.
United Way of Washington County forges unlikely partnerships. It funds new solutions to old problems, mobilizes the best resources, and inspires individuals to join the fight against our community’s most daunting social crises.
The United Way of Washington County has broken the $1 million mark and needs to raise an additional $595,000 in its 2022 campaign. Donate today and help the United Way of Washington County reach its 2022 campaign goal unitedwayofwashingtoncounty.org/donate
