Andersen Corporate Foundation announces grant recipients

Safe housing and skilled trades are foundational to building strong communities. That's why the Andersen Corporate Foundation just announced over $1.2 million in spring 2026 grants to support these critical areas across the country.

Here is a quick look at the impact:

• The foundation distributed $1.2 million to 86 nonprofits focused on housing, hunger relief, and education.

  
  

• Significant investments will fund construction and manufacturing workforce training programs.

In Menomonie, funding decisions are guided by a committee of local Andersen employees, ensuring grants support local priorities.

Recipients include:

• Stepping Stones of Dunn County: $7,500 to support emergency shelter and case management services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Dunn County.

• Hope Gospel Mission Inc.: $5,000 to support residential programs that provide shelter, basic needs, and stability services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

• Western Dairyland Economic Opportunity Council: $5,000 to support housing and homeless services, including development of a Day Resource Center that helps individuals experiencing homelessness achieve stability and self-sufficiency.

• Junior Achievement of Wisconsin Northwest Region: $2,500 to support career exploration tours and a manufacturing summer camp that expose students to skilled trades and manufacturing careers while building workforce readiness skills.

Established in 1941, the Andersen Corporate Foundation works to improve lives and strengthen communities where Andersen employees live and work, donating over $75 million to date in housing, hunger relief, and education.

Media release.