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Marshfield Area Community Foundation Inc.

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Connecting people who care with causes that matter to enrich the quality of life in the Marshfield Area.

06/05/2026

We are excited to welcome Ava Conrad as a summer Community Impact Intern. Ava is currently studying Community and Organizational Development at UW-Madison's School of Human Ecology with possible minors in Dance Education and Education & Educational Services.

"I am excited to serve as MACF’s Community Impact Intern this summer because it provides an opportunity to build meaningful connections within the community, while seeing concepts from my nonprofit-centered study put into practice. I look forward to experiencing the foundation’s wide range of impact areas, especially as I continue to explore career pathways, while also engaging with and learning from new people throughout the summer!" - Ava

06/03/2026

“What stands out most about the Boys & Girls Club Marshfield project is how strongly the community has stepped up to support it. This support is not driven by obligation—it’s driven by a shared belief in doing what’s right for kids and families. Marshfield has come together in a very authentic way, showing that this community is truly in it for the right reasons and committed to building something that will make a lasting difference.” - Boys & Girls Club of Portage County CEO Danielle Belsky

The Marshfield Area Community Foundation is proud to support the & Girls Club of Marshfield through a multi-year community grant.

To read more, visit our blog: https://www.marshfield.foundation/community-grant-update-boys-girls-club-of-marshfield/

05/27/2026

The Marshfield Area Community Foundation is proud to support the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield through a multi-year community grant as they campaign to create a stronger, more connected, and more resilient community with a permanent location. From borrowed corners of elementary schools to their goal of a 30,000-square-foot Club designed specifically for youth and teens, the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield plans to increase the number of youth served to close to 300 across the community every day.

To read more, visit: https://www.marshfield.foundation/community-grant-update-boys-girls-club-of-marshfield/

05/11/2026

The non-profit film is being produced through a collaboration between Green Bay-based MLC Productions and Atwood Studio, Marshfield. This is the first collaboration between the two entities. The project is backed by Visit Marshfield and Marshfield Area Community Foundation, through fiscal partner, North Wood County Historical Society.

04/22/2026

We are proud to partner with this group to bring this offering to our community. If you are currently serving on a Board of Directors or wish to start serving in this role for one our local nonprofits, please join us.

This is the same session offered twice to accommodate schedules. A special thank you to Forward Bank for their support of this workshop.

04/16/2026

Ken and Norma Zittleman Scholarship

Ken and Norma were lifetime teachers in the Marshfield Public Schools, with careers spanning 29 years. Their passion for education led them to establish a first-of-its-kind fund within the Marshfield Area Community Foundation: a scholarship designed not for graduating seniors or college students, but for their teachers.

This scholarship supports Marshfield Public School educators with bachelor’s degrees who wish to continue their education in the teaching profession.

To read more, visit: https://www.marshfield.foundation/ken-and-norma-zittleman-scholarship/

04/08/2026

“When people choose to be engaged and give what they can, it creates a ripple effect that makes the entire community stronger.” – Ben Bauer

“A strong community is built through collective effort—when people show up, contribute in whatever way they can, and invest in something larger than themselves, meaningful and lasting change follows.” – Justin Casperson

After completing 3 3-year terms each — a combined 18 years of service — two past board presidents reflect on their time as leaders of the Marshfield Area Community Foundation.

To read more, visit: https://www.marshfield.foundation/consistent-impact-board-thrives-on-compassionate-leadership/

04/01/2026

Marshfield Rotary Marshfield Rotary Winter Wonderland has wrapped its 20th season of the annual light display at Wildwood Park & Zoo, and preparations for the next season have already begun. Volunteer “Tinkers” start their weekly off-season work inspecting, repairing, and re-stringing hundreds of thousands of lights, kicking off with a partnership with the local Special Olympics, a group that comes in to test every single strand of lights in late March.

The Marshfield Area Community Foundation is proud to partner with Rotary through their Rotary Winter Wonderland Foundation fund and wishes them continued success in the next 20 years.

To read more, visit: https://www.marshfield.foundation/twenty-years-of-light-celebrating-rotary-winter-wonderlands-20th-anniversary/

03/26/2026

"For a small town to put 1,000 volunteers together every year to make this happen, and then to support it so generously — it's a very special place to live and work."
-Rotarian and Event Coordinator Al Nystrom

For two decades, Marshfield Rotary Marshfield Rotary Winter Wonderland has brightened Wildwood Park & Zoo with over two million lights, drawing volunteers, sponsors, and visitors together to collect more than 900,000 food items for local pantries. Thanks to the community's generosity, the tradition shines brighter than ever!

To read more, visit: https://www.marshfield.foundation/twenty-years-of-light-celebrating-rotary-winter-wonderlands-20th-anniversary/

03/19/2026

Community Grant Update

“I've always been community minded, service minded… there should be no reason for a small community like this to have anybody that doesn’t have a place to go,” stated a Point in Time Count Volunteer.

Each January, NCCAP joins the nationwide Point-in-Time Count to identify neighbors experiencing homelessness and connect them with local support. This outreach helps turn data into direct housing assistance for Marshfield-area residents. The Marshfield Area Community Foundation is proud to support NCCAP's emergency rental assistance program through a community grant.

To read more, visit: https://www.marshfield.foundation/community-grant-update-emergency-housing-support/

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Marshfield, WI
54449

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17153849029

Website

http://www.marshfield.foundation/

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