On A Mission

We proudly support and participate in charitable events throughout the year that are near and dear to Karen’s heart, including fundraisers for Veterans 1st of NEW’s tiny home community, Kids Day Green Bay, and many more yet to come. We operate the non-profit 501C3 Kids Outreach Program/Grassroots Wellness Development.

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COMING SOON (WI Got Talent)

Sponsor Our Youth up to 18 years old.

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The Eight Paths to Wellness are:

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1. Physical Wellness; the ability to recognize that our diet, fitness level, alcohol/tobacco/drug use and other life style habits exert significant impact upon overall life quality.  

   2. Emotional Wellness; the ability to understand and accept our feelings, and to develop

       effective ways to manage them in daily life.  

   3. Social Wellness; the ability to understand and interact with family, friends,

       teachers, fellow students, and our larger community.  The ability to cultivate

       and maintain positive, mutually supportive relationships. 

   4. Spiritual Wellness; the ability to appreciate and engage with ideas and

       activities that are personally meaningful at deeper levels of self-understanding

       and self-esteem.  This category does not address religious denominations

       and theologies, but supports activities that lead to life satisfaction in a

       general sense.

   5. Environmental Wellness; the ability to recognize our responsibility and to

       have a positive impact on the quality of air, water, land, and food in our local

       community as well as in the world at large. 

   6. Occupational Wellness; the ability to derive satisfaction from our jobs

       while maintaining overall life balance.   This includes career/vocational

       self-discovery and permission to explore what interests and inspires us

       related to future sources of income.  It also includes exploring how our

       interests and abilities can vocationally contribute to our communities and to

       society at large. 

  7. Material/Financial Wellness; the ability to make realistic and proactive

       financial decisions and to effectively manage our resources to support a

       stable and satisfying life style.  This also includes awareness of ethics related

       to acquiring and managing money, sensitivity to how our financial

       goals impact the larger community. 

  8.  Civic Wellness; the ability to recognize and implement our responsibility to

       become contributors to our community, to become concerned and involved

       citizens.  

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