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Menasha is committed to being a force for good in local communities. And it’s been an ongoing commitment for 175 years. Our core business may be innovative packaging and supply chain solutions, but we’re also supporters of food banks, blood drives, building homes, strengthening lives and helping the environment.
As a socially responsible business engrained with family values, the donations and volunteer efforts from our employees help people in need every day. It’s just one part of the responsibility to the communities we serve, along with high-quality, environmentally responsible products and services. And it’s one more way Menasha Makes It Happen.
Menasha employees and their families recently helped install, paint and clean up the Born Learning Trail in Menasha’s Smith Park, named after Elisha D. Smith, Menasha’s founder. It’s one of 12 Born Learning Trails in the Fox Cities that feature interactive stations with tips and tools to engage children in play-based learning activities that boost language and literacy skills.
Thanks to the Menasha Corporation Foundation, kids in my community are able to learn the game of soccer and compete in tournaments throughout our region.
Thanks to the Menasha Corporation Foundation, kids in my community are able to learn the game of soccer and compete in tournaments throughout our region.
The company’s legacy of helping people and causes dates back to the generosity of our founder in the 1800s. In 1953, we formalized our charitable giving with the establishment of the Menasha Corporation Foundation.
Menasha supports organizations and programs that provide basic needs for safe living, food, and health care.
We encourage programs that create and expand learning experiences and opportunities, helping productive citizens reach their full potential.
These grants promote the quality of life that the arts and cultural activities bring to communities, as well as community improvement programs.
We strive to impact future generations by funding programs that encourage the understanding, protection, and sustainability of our natural resources..
I see firsthand how the Foundation prioritizes making an impact with those in need. It feels good to know my company is just as passionate about helping others as I am.
I see firsthand how the Foundation prioritizes making an impact with those in need. It feels good to know my company is just as passionate about helping others as I am.
Girls on the Run of Northeast Wisconsin reaches out to girls in the third through eighth grades with a 10-week education and empowerment program. It teaches essential life skills, building healthy relationships and community service. The program inspires girls by integrating running alongside a curriculum that focuses on being joyful, healthy, and confident.
Girls on the Run of Northeast Wisconsin reaches out to girls in the third through eighth grades with a 10-week education and empowerment program. It teaches essential life skills, building healthy relationships and community service. The program inspires girls by integrating running alongside a curriculum that focuses on being joyful, healthy, and confident.
The Elisha D. Smith Public Library in Menasha, Wis., named after our company’s founder, purchased 600 paperbacks at various elementary reading levels for at-risk students at the start of the COVID pandemic. The program was financed by a grant from the Menasha Corporation Foundation. The school district librarian distributed the books along with free meals at lunch sites, and helped students and their families get free library cards, while encouraging them to make use of all the library resources.
The Elisha D. Smith Public Library in Menasha, Wis., named after our company’s founder, purchased 600 paperbacks at various elementary reading levels for at-risk students at the start of the COVID pandemic. The program was financed by a grant from the Menasha Corporation Foundation. The school district librariandistributed the books along with free meals at lunch sites, and helped students and their families get free library cards, while encouraging them to make use of all the library resources.
COTS transitional shelters provide the bridge between crisis care and independent living to those who are homeless. Its holistic four-core program—Stable Housing, Education & Employment, Well-being and Social Connections—helps individuals make positive changes in life to overcome the circumstances that led to homelessness. COTS remains in contact with residents after they transition to independent living to help ensure their self-sustainability.
COTS transitional shelters provide the bridge between crisis care and independent living to those who are homeless. Its holistic four-core program—Stable Housing, Education & Employment, Well-being and Social Connections—helps individuals make positive changes in life to overcome the circumstances that led to homelessness. COTS remains in contact with residents after they transition to independent living to help ensure their self-sustainability.
Founded 25 years ago to protect the 10.6-million-acre Green Bay Watershed (the largest freshwater estuary in the world), the Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust works with conservation partners to protect water quality, improve air quality, save large areas of wildlife habitat, mitigate local climate effects, and keep northeast Wisconsin a vibrant and healthy community.
Founded 25 years ago to protect the 10.6-million-acre Green Bay Watershed (the largest freshwater estuary in the world), the Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust works with conservation partners to protect water quality, improve air quality, save large areas of wildlife habitat, mitigate local climate effects, and keep northeast Wisconsin a vibrant and healthy community.
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