Blessings in a Backpack – Waukesha County Chapter mobilizes communities, individuals, and resources to provide food on the weekends for school-aged children across America who might otherwise go hungry.

Mission is to entertain the community, cultivate students, and build memories that will last a lifetime.

Best Buddies in Wisconsin seeks to enhance the lives of people with disabilities through one-to-one friendships with non-disabled peers.

Community Smiles Dental improves the lives of the underserved through oral healthcare services, preventive education, and advocating for systemic healthcare change – Because everyone deserves a healthy smile.

DogsInVests provides specially trained service dogs to help assist children with autism maneuver everyday struggles and grow in confidence.

ERAS Senior Network – Waukesha County (formerly Interfaith Senior Programs) works to engage and support seniors, adults with disabilities, and family caregivers in leading meaningful lives.

Family Promise of Waukesha County seeks to help low-income families and families who are experiencing homelessness achieve sustainable independence through a community-based response.

Provides state-of-the-art psychotherapy, education, and advocacy services to anyone needing help across life’s continuum.

Friends of Oconomowoc Park & Trails works in partnership with the City of Oconomowoc and the surrounding area to conserve, protect, improve, and enhance our area parks and trails for the enjoyment of all.

Established by Gals Institute to improve social and emotional well-being of youth through prevention and resiliency building workshops.

GSWISE serves more than 450 girls and adults in the Oconomowoc area. For more than 40 years, the Girl Scout Troop House at Fowler Park in Oconomowoc has offered girls a safe space to hold meetings and activities.

Dedicated to strengthening our community with a focus on developing the potential of youth, improving individual health and well-being, and giving back to and supporting communities.

Journey21 provides a variety of unique activities for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities in our community including robust educational, social, and vocational offerings.

Lake Area Club in Oconomowoc hosts Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Al-Anon, Cocaine Anonymous and Non-Drug Specific, and Alateen meetings.

Lake Area Free Clinic in Oconomowoc has been serving low-income residents of Waukesha County for 21 years. Since 2001, LAFC has had over 70,000 patient visits. In 2017, LAFC opened a 6-chair Dental Clinic serving Medicaid and uninsured adults.

Pickleball has become extremely popular over the past few years. The new pickleball courts will serve the recreation needs of many more players in the community.

The mission of Life Navigators is to improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities and their families.

Provides integrative and nature-based therapies to individuals with physical, emotional, and cognitive disabilities.

Dedicated to creating fun, free, family-friendly movie nights at Fowler Park and downtown Oconomowoc.

National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI) is dedicated to serving individuals, families and loved ones affected by mental health conditions across Waukesha, Milwaukee, and Jefferson counties.

Oasis provides free professional tutoring for at-risk children in kindergarten through eighth grade who have been impacted by poverty and/or trauma that affects a child’s progress in school.

OCD-WI works to raise awareness and reduce the stigma surrounding Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), to improve access and support for individuals with OCD and their families through outreach, community education, and scholarships.

The Oconomowoc American Legion Band has sponsored a cost-free Junior Legion Band Camp for the past 10 years for music students in grades 6-8 to improve skills in the performance of concert music and provide them with the experience of performing in a public setting.

Oconomowoc Parents of Baseball, located in the Village of Summit supports 30 baseball and fastpitch teams for ages 5 to 18 years old, totaling 359 children and 112 coaches for the 2022 season, with plans to add at least two additional teams in 2023.

The Oconomowoc Area Senior Center offers social, wellness, recreational and educational programming for seniors. Transportation to the Center is needed by more than a few members.

Provides patrons and artists of all ages, a professional, cultural and educational experience with the highest quality programming opportunities possible.

The OCO brings together high caliber musicians, both local and regional, in a semi-professional setting, to perform vital, varied and engaging concerts for our community.

A non-auditioned, multi-generational choral ensemble that has been sharing the love of music in the Lake Country area for over 30 years.

Established in 2023 to foster creative and artistic excellence and create outstanding musical theatre opportunities for adults and children in the Oconomowoc community.

OHS is committed to ensuring students graduate as financially capable young adults. The W!se Certified Financially Literate™ credential demonstrates that students have the knowledge and skills to be financially savvy. OHS will offer this in connection with the required personal finance course, impacting about 400 students.

Mission is to inspire and educate by preserving and sharing Oconomowoc area history.

OPEF raises and provides funds for innovative educational opportunities and experiences not funded in the core school district budget.

The Oconomowoc Public Library is one of the oldest libraries in the state, progressing from a private association in 1870 to a public library in 1893. In 1918, the City of Oconomowoc took over operation of the library.

The Oconomowoc Rotary is raising funds for the construction of a new Splash Pad next to Imagination Station and the new Ocon Skatepark at Roosevelt Park. The Rotary has committed to raising $100k of the $300k project.

Celebrating 75 years of funding college dreams, the Oconomowoc Scholarship Fund provides scholarships for graduating high school seniors living within or open enrolled in the Oconomowoc Area School District.

Prevent Blindness will train and certify School Nurses and staff in Children’s Vision Screening and provide on-going support to ensure children are receiving quality vision screenings at school.

Offers basic needs assistance to those who are struggling in the community, including financial assistance, emergency food to meet basic nutritional needs, clothing vouchers and more.

A financial education application that allows OHS students to explore how their decisions will impact their long-term goals and lifelong financial success.

Shorehaven offers high-quality care opportunities available to help seniors live their best life, no matter where they are on their journey.

Silver Streak provides transportation to ambulatory seniors age 60+ and ambulatory disabled adults of any age in Oconomowoc.

Focused on protecting farmland, water and open spaces within the Lake Country area; maintain a connection to our rural heritage and preserve irreplaceable resources for future generations.

The Women’s Center – Waukesha County’s mission is to provide safety, shelter, and support to empower all impacted by domestic abuse, sexual violence, child abuse and trafficking.

Tricia’s Troops provides financial assistance, service coordination, supportive care, and a variety of free services and supplies to cancer patients throughout Southeast Wisconsin.

WINC provides wildlife rehabilitation to Wisconsin wildlife with the intent to release back to the native habitat, conducts research designed to further the positive impact of rehabilitation, and provides quality community education programs and services.

Zachariah’s Acres in Oconomowoc works to connect children with special needs, and their families to the miracles of nature. Young adults in special education and transition programs from area schools, the YMCA and community-based residential treatment facilities also visit campus.