Help Fill the Bucket

There are many ways to get involved and support the campaign. Donations can be made in one lump sum or pledged over 2-5 years. All donations are tax-deductible and go directly to OneDenmark. If you wish to make an anonymous donation or are interested in naming rights to a portion of the facility, please contact Ryan Johanek at ryan@onedenmark.org

$2 Million Goal!

Donations up to $5,000 will be recognized on our Community Legacy Wall.

Donations of $5,000 and more will be prominently recognized throughout the facility.

Donation LEVELS

Community Legacy Sponsor

Up to $5,000

Supporter

$5,000 – $9,999

Advocate

$10,000 – $24,999

Partner

$25,000 – $49,999

Visionary

$50,000 – $99,999

Legend

$100,000 +

Funds Secured

OneDenmark and the Brown County Library received a grant of $4.025 million from the Wisconsin Department of Administration. The grant money will help us renovate approximately 16,000 square feet of the building, including the library, internet café, community meeting space, conference rooms, the teen center, and the children’s spot, as well as provide broadband technology to support education, employment, and healthcare.

Funds Needed

We aim to raise an additional $2 million to bring our community center plans to life. This funding will allow us to refresh the gymnasium, create a fitness center, and develop programs to support healthy bodies and minds. We’ll also provide a space for the Community Cupboard and create a shelled space for commercial leasing. With your support, we can also update the lower level of the center to offer modern and inviting rental spaces for the community. Together, we can make all of this happen!

Local Impact

The Community Center will connect people, offer educational, health and wellness opportunities, and uplift the community. We will serve approximately 6,000 residents from Denmark and surrounding areas, and will become a center of connectedness and opportunity.

Our TIMELINE

With plans underway and a portion of the financial support secured, the remaining $2 million needs to be secured by the spring of 2026 to make the entire community center plan a reality.