Mission Possible with Robyn Davis president and CEO of Brown County United Way highlights the work that Brown County United Way does to unite people, ideas and resources to create community solutions that strengthen every person and every community in Brown County
Robyn Davis, President and CEO of Brown County United Way speaks about two of their signature efforts in partnership with The Greater Green Bay Labor Council; The Diaper Drive and Blanket Drive.  Guests include Cierra Ivey, Communication and Engagement Strategist at Brown County United Way and Rashad Cobb, Chief Operating Officer at Brown County United Way.  They speak about how people can volunteer or donate diapers and blankets for these drives.
Robyn Davis, President and CEO of Brown County United Way speaks about the groundbreaking of The City East Project which will be the new home for Brown County United Way and community collaborative space, The City East Apartments and The City East Center. Her guests are Marissa Downs, Principal of Mosaic Development and Elmer Moore Jr. who is the CEO of WHEDA. 
Robyn Davis talks with Laurie Butz, President and Chief Executive Officer of Capitol Credit Union.  Laurie Butz is serving as Campaign Chair for Brown County United Way for this year.
Robyn Davis talks with Anjoli Rashad, Home Care Manufacturing Operations Manager at Proctor and Gamble about The United We Can Sculpture event.  United Way supplies local pantries with non-perishable food items by encouraging companies to come together to create a food sculpture out of non-perishable food items.  The event takes place on June 20th from 1 to 4pm at the Green Bay Rockers Stadium.  Then on June 21st is a baseball game where Brown County United Way is the non-profit of the night.  Proctor and Gamble has supported the residents in Brown County by participating in the event for the last three years.
Robyn Davis, President and CEO of Brown County United Way speaks with Stephanie Hoops, Director for United ALICE.  They speak about a group in our community referred to as ALICE, which stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed.  Stephanie Hoops also outlines data in their most recent ALICE report.
Robyn Davis, President and CEO of Brown County United Way recaps 2022.  Brown County United Way hosted their annual celebration at the KI Center celebrating the highlights of the year and the way our community unites to support each other.
Robyn Davis, President and CEO of Brown County United Way speaks with Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich.  They talk about the most recent public/private partnership that has been launched by the city of Green Bay.  In a partnership between United Way Brown County, The City of Green Bay and Mosaic Development 43 new affordable apartment homes will be going in on the 1100 block of East Walnut Street.
Robyn Davis talks about creating culturally responsive childcare for our community. 

She is joined by Sarah Inman of Brown County United Way and Said Hassan, former Somalian refuge, and Executive Director of COMSA.
Robyn Davis is joined by Carissa Frank, Chief Philanthropy Officer at Brown County United Way.  They speak about

Brown County United Way’s annual drive called “Blanketing Brown County” in which they collect blankets and distribute them to area non-profits.
Robyn Davis speaks with Jill Sobieck, Impact Initiative and Outreach Strategist at Brown County United Way.  They outline a new grant opportunity for the community through Brown County United Way.  Neighborhood Partnership Grants are a one year short term grant for local non profits to apply for to be able to bring new activities or programs to our neighborhoods.  
Robyn Davis, President and CEO of Brown County United Way, speaks with Holly Ladwig about their 211 program. 211 is an information and referral service program available for anyone to call, text or email.