Bernard E and Alyce G Dahlin Foundation

About Bernard E and Alyce G Dahlin Foundation

A defining feature of Bernard E and Alyce G Dahlin Foundation Inc is its repeated support for Green Bay institutions through sizable operating, capital, and program gifts. One of the largest recent grants went to University of Wisconsin Green Bay Foundation for men’s and women’s basketball, Phuture Phoenix, and the UW-Green Bay Fund for Excellence, showing a mix of athletics, student support, and campus enrichment. The foundation also backed Hshs St Vincent Children’s Hospital with a substantial grant for health care, alongside other support for local hospital systems and childhood-safety infrastructure. The grant record shows a local funder that concentrates on organizations with visible community roles in education, health, and child welfare. It has supported university programs, pediatric care, and prevention-focused facilities, while also giving to museums, youth programs, early education, oral health, and senior and disability services. Several recipients appear more than once across recent years, which points to ongoing relationships rather than isolated awards. Grant purposes range from general operations and employee support to capital campaigns, debt relief, and program-specific funding. The profile is shaped by recurring investments in institutions serving Green Bay-area residents, especially children, students, patients, and older adults.

What Bernard E and Alyce G Dahlin Foundation Funds

Education shows up through grants to University of Wisconsin Green Bay Foundation for education support and to University of Wisconsin Green Bay - Phoenix Fund for end support. Early learning also appears in funding for Encompass Early Education & Care for early education programs tied to The Big Event. In youth development, The Farmory received support for educational farming programs, adding a hands-on learning dimension. Health-related giving is another clear strand. Brown County Oral Health Partnership received grants for children’s oral health, while Hshs St Mary’s Hospital was funded to support hospital employees and general operations. For older adults and people with disabilities, Curative Connections received repeated support for senior and disability care programs. The foundation also backed New Zoological Society for payoff of debt on the Cornerstone Animal Hospital, extending its health-oriented giving beyond human services.

How Bernard E and Alyce G Dahlin Foundation Gives