2020 LAKESHORE CAP 0.5K “RACE”

2020 LAKESHORE CAP 0.5K “RACE”

2020 LAKESHORE CAP 0.5K “RACE!”

Watch HERE for news on the 2020 “Race for the Rest of Us,” a fun run to benefit Lakeshore CAP’s programs throughout our communities!

ABOUT THE, UM, RACE

This, um, race may be the most grueling of your life. This tongue-in-cheek event is geared to the classic underachiever, who wants to participate in an, um, athletic competition and train for it by sleeping in late, eating donuts and drinking beer. We’ll celebrate ALL abilities and underachievers − and you’ll have bragging rights for participating in the punishing 546.8 yard/1640 feet event! PLUS, you’ll be raising money for a local cause! 


Sponsor or Have Fun Volunteering at this Event!

We ARE accepting sponsors for the 2020 Lakeshore CAP 0.5k Race — AND fun volunteers for food, rest stops and cheerleading! Please contact Kate or Colleen at 920-682-3737.


. . . And follow this link to read about Lakeshore CAP and the programs you’ll be, um, “racing” for: https://lakeshorecap.org/

 

VOLUNTEER! Lakeshore CoC Committee

VOLUNTEER! Lakeshore CoC Committee

PLEASE LEND YOUR VOICE TO THIS IMPORTANT ISSUE!

Opportunity to Serve on the Lakeshore CoC Steering Committee

Lakeshore CAP is seeking individuals and agencies to help steer and direct funding for those who are homeless in our service area of Door, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, and Sheboygan counties. Currently, there are approximately 60 homeless households waiting for Lakeshore CAP’s housing programs in these areas. The Lakeshore CoC (Continuum of Care) Program is designed to promote a community-wide commitment to the goal of ending homelessness.

Continuum of Care is a Planning Process

The goal is to understand the size and scope of the problem of homelessness in a community and design effective strategies and solutions to address it. To carry out the purpose of the CoC Program, HUD requires representatives of relevant organizations (e.g., nonprofit organizations, victim services providers, local governments) to form a Continuum of Care to serve a certain geographic area. Specifically, we would like participation from:

  • A current or former homeless individual
  • Landlords
  • Local government officials
  • Law enforcement
  • CDBG entitlement staff
  • Affordable housing developers
  • Local hospitals
  • Interested community members

PLEASE JOIN US!

Lakeshore CoC Quarterly Meetings

The Lakeshore CoC will meet on a quarterly basis during the months of March, June, September, & December. All members share a common purpose to provide quality services in an effort to end homelessness!

If you are interested or have questions, please call Kate Markwardt, Lakeshore CAP, 920.682.3737

 

In Courage Urgent Needs List

Donate Needed Items to In Courage

Please donate urgently needed items to In Courage, supporting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Manitowoc County.

To the list, add Cold Medicine and Cough Drops. We also accept used cell phones in any condition (no charger necessary).

In Courage is located at 300 East Reed Avenue, Manitowoc, WI  54420

920-684-4661 — 24 Hr Crisis Line: 920-684-5770

Website: http://incouragewi.org/

About In Courage

The Manitowoc County Domestic Violence Center (D.B.A In Courage) is a non-profit organization providing supportive responses to people in the Manitowoc County area who are experiencing violence in their lives. Abuse is neither justified nor acceptable under any circumstances.

Abuse can take on many forms including: Physical, Verbal, Sexual and Emotional. Abuse is not simply physical harm. It is any pattern of controlling behavior. For many survivors, abuse can have a long lasting effect that can be damaging and devastating if left untreated. Realizing that domestic violence has been a way of life for many families for a long time, we seek to break the cycle of family destruction. For that reason, we dedicated our agency to the belief that ”No one deserves to be abused.”

In Courage Crisis Line, Shelter, Support

In support of our belief, we offer a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week crisis line (920-684-5770), a shelter home for women and their children; supportive counseling services; support groups; financial, legal, and medical advocacy; community education programs; child care; emergency transportation; follow-up services.

One of our most important services is to provide support in a warm, friendly, non-judgmental atmosphere. Each person has the right to decide their next step. Therefore, we provide information and options for people to make their own decisions.

 

Lakeshore CAP Pig to Pig Walk!

Purchase Your Tickets Now and JUST WALK to Help Prevent Homelessness in Manitowoc County!

12th Annual Pig to Pig Walk — Please come out September 8th and walk the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan from Fox’s Piggly Wiggly in Manitowoc to their Piggly Wiggly in Two Rivers. You can find an entry form on their Facebook page here: Pig to Pig Walk Entry Form

Most importantly, this fundraiser for the whole family is benefiting Lakeshore CAP’s Supportive Housing/Rental Assistance Program. The program provides resources and assists eligible households experiencing homelessness – or at risk of becoming homeless – maintain housing and work towards self-sufficiency. Read about it here: Lakeshore CAP Supportive Housing