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COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS

We are extremely grateful for the many partnerships we have around the state that allow us to assist a large number of Wisconsinites with unmet needs every campaign year. We collaborate with businesses, organizations, and individuals across the state to spread awareness of and mobilize the financial support necessary to keep the heat and power on for our community’s most needy.


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    Our partnerships proudly include, but are not limited to:

  • WISC TV 3
  • Schoep’s Ice Cream
  • Wisconsin Dells Visitors & Convention Bureau
  • Spectrum Brands
  • McArthur Towel
  • 6AM Marketing
  • WPS Military and Veterans Health
  • Ideal Builders
  • Park Bank
  • Capitol Bank
  • InterCon Energy Services
  • KS Energy Services
  • First Weber Foundation
  • American Transmission Company
  • Plumbers Local 75
  • Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation
  • Chalmer’s Jewelers
  • Kayser Ford
  • Overhead Door
  • County Departments of Human Services
  • Home Energy Plus
  • Secretary of Veteran Affairs’ Office
  • County Veteran Service Offices
  • American Legion
  • Madison Vet Center

 

Thank you to our partners!

The key to our success has been our Voluntary Agencies and County Departments of Human Services who partner with us to administer the federal heating assistance as well as KWW funds. Without these sister organizations, we would never have seen the success we enjoy today.

A big thank you to all our corporate partners and additional supporters of the Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund!

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Every dollar that is donated to KWW/CF is turned into three dollars to keep the heat and power on. KWW/CF leverages resources through a unique state challenge to Wisconsinites that matches donations from private donors and businesses two to one.

Schmidt's Auto

A proud partner of Heat for Heroes and KWW/CF

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