Wisconsin is home to a robust nonprofit ecosystem dedicated to supporting residents through various initiatives, from food security to healthcare access. Organizations across the state strive to uplift communities, ensuring that essential resources are available to those in need. Badger Auto Aid plays a vital role in this landscape, using proceeds from vehicle donations to fund a comprehensive benefits-research service. By connecting individuals and families with programs tailored to assist them, we enrich the collective effort to build a healthier and more prosperous Wisconsin.
Our local partners
Second Harvest Foodbank
Second Harvest Foodbank works tirelessly to alleviate hunger in Wisconsin by distributing food to local food pantries and meal programs. They serve as a critical resource for families struggling to put food on the table. By collaborating with Badger Auto Aid, they can better connect clients to nutrition assistance programs like FoodShare, ensuring that households in need receive not just food but also information on available benefits.
HealthNet of Rock County
HealthNet provides free health care services to uninsured and underinsured residents of Rock County. They offer a range of medical services, including primary care and preventative care. Badger Auto Aid’s benefits-research service complements their mission by helping clients navigate public health programs like BadgerCare Plus, ensuring that individuals can get the healthcare coverage they deserve.
United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County
United Way mobilizes the community to address pressing local issues, including poverty, education, and health. Through partnerships with local agencies, they create a network of support for residents. Badger Auto Aid enhances United Way's efforts by providing research on available benefits, enabling families to access necessary resources and ultimately improving their quality of life.
Wisconsin Women’s Network
The Wisconsin Women’s Network advocates for policy changes and provides resources to support women across the state. They focus on economic security and health for women and their families. By working with Badger Auto Aid, they can guide women in accessing programs like WIC, ensuring that mothers get the nutritional support they need during critical developmental years.
Community Action Agency of Racine County
This agency provides services designed to improve economic stability for low-income residents. They help individuals access job training, housing authorities, and utility assistance. Badger Auto Aid collaborates with them to redirect clients toward programs like Wisconsin Works, amplifying their capacity to assist community members in achieving self-sufficiency.
Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund
The Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund provides energy assistance to families struggling to pay their heating and cooling bills. They work with community partners to ensure that no one faces winter without heat or summer without cooling. Badger Auto Aid supports their mission by offering insights into WHEAP programs, thus facilitating aid for families who might otherwise go without essential energy services.
How we collaborate
At Badger Auto Aid, we believe that collaboration is key to effectively serving our Wisconsin communities. We work hand-in-hand with local nonprofits to refer clients to essential programs that align with their needs. This partnership enables us to maximize the impact of our vehicle-donation proceeds, ensuring that individuals and families receive comprehensive support. Together, we are building a stronger safety net for all residents, ensuring that everyone has access to the resources they need to thrive.