MARSHFIELD, Wis. — The United Way of Dickinson County is among the groups that will receive funds through a $90,000 contribution to United Way of Wisconsin from Marshfield Clinic.

The funds will be used to strengthen community health improvement efforts across central and northern Wisconsin. United Way of Wisconsin will distribute the funds to local United Ways within the Marshfield Clinic service area, supporting programs and partnerships that improve health and well‒being for individuals and families.

“This partnership reflects our shared commitment to improving health, supporting families, and building stronger communities across Wisconsin,” said Charlene Mouillé, president and CEO of United Way of Wisconsin. “By directing these dollars to local United Ways, we’re ensuring investments reach the community partners closest to the work — and to the people who benefit most.”

With this investment, Marshfield Clinic continues to demonstrate a long‒standing commitment to addressing substance use, behavioral health, access to care, food security, and other social drivers of health across Wisconsin and Michigan. The organization’s scale, reach and deep community roots help demonstrate the meaningful role health systems have in improving health.

“Marshfield Clinic is proud to invest in the proven, collaborative model United Way brings to our communities,” said Jay Shrader, vice president, Community Impact, Marshfield Clinic. “This contribution underscores our leadership in approaching health holistically — beyond clinical care — and our commitment to strengthening rural and underserved communities. When health systems and community partners come together, we can accelerate improvements in areas that matter most.”

Other United Ways supported through this Investment include: Marshfield Area United Way, Merrill Area United Way, Northwoods United Way, United Way of Greater Chippewa Valley, United Way of Marathon County, United Way of Portage County, United Way of Rice Lake, United Way of South Wood & Adams Counties, United Way of Taylor County.