Board of Directors Meeting Agenda
Page2026 January 12, 2026
2026 January 12, 2026

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West CAP warns that the poverty-fighting organizations running popular programs, from food assistance to Energy Assistance, are being forced to halt services – even as they face increasing demand. GLENWOOD CITY, WI – As a lapse in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funds arrives, Americans are turning to Community Action Agencies, trusted, locally‑led organizations tasked with combating poverty, for help. Yet, hundreds of Community Action organizations across the country, responsible for critical services that often include food banks and meal-delivery … Read More

October 30th is traditionally celebrated as National Weatherization Day to shine a light on the positive impact the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) has on low-income households and our local communities. Many events were held across the country to celebrate a program that reduces energy burden for low income households, while also improving the health and safety of the homes. WAP also supports 8,500 jobs nationwide, many of these at small businesses in our local communities. West CAP’s Weatherization Program exists to … Read More

Help us Celebrate 60 Years of Community Action! Visit the Mabel Tainter Box Office to purchase your tickets today! THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Ansay & Associates – New Richmond Medica Mike’s Auto Body of Glenwood City, LLC Travel back in time with us through the past six decades with live music by The Home-Grown Tomatoes (HGT) Band and decade-themed special guest hosts from the Menomonie Theater Guild, with the evening culminating with a feature performance by New York Times bestselling author, humorist, and singer/songwriter – Michael … Read More

“I was homeless and living on the street on and off at a homeless shelter (Sojourner House). This had been going on for over three years. I had more or less given up on getting any help on housing assistance. I was homeless because of physical health problems and unable to work as a carpenter, or for that matter, stand for any length of time. My mental health was also spinning out of control. One day, I was able to … Read More

“When I first contacted West CAP for help, I was a struggling single mom juggling two jobs and trying to go back to school. I found out about the program through one of my instructors and made the call the next day. Stephanie Stark, Adult Education Coordinator, has been amazing with helping every step of the way including after graduation. This program not only took away the financial burden, but made it possible for me to focus on school and … Read More

Prairie Heights Residences in Eau Claire, a collaborative development by West CAP and Gerrard Corporation, officially opened its doors on July 2nd, marking a significant milestone for sustainable and affordable living in Wisconsin. This development introduces geothermal heating and cooling as a first-of-its-kind feature for an affordable housing project in the state. Beyond its cutting-edge energy system, the project covers 100% of all utilities, including air conditioning and electricity, directly reducing the financial burden on its residents. West CAP Executive … Read More
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