Golden House Raises Over $14,500 at Fundraiser

The Green Bay organization hosted a successful community event to support victims of domestic abuse.

Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Philanthropy

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The Golden House recently held its Show of Strength fundraiser in Green Bay, bringing in more than $14,500 in donations. The sold-out event drew significant participation from the local Brown County community.

Why it matters

Funds raised during the event provide critical safety and support services to local individuals fleeing domestic abuse. The strong turnout highlights the community commitment to sustaining these essential resources.

The Show of Strength fundraiser generated more than $14,500 in total contributions. The event successfully achieved a full house capacity through the support of the Brown County community.

The players

Golden House

This Green Bay organization provides emergency shelter, safety, and supportive services to individuals and families impacted by domestic abuse.

Emerson Lehmann

He is a media professional who served as a co-host for the charity event.

Hayley Tenpas

She is a local community personality who acted as a co-host for the fundraiser.

The details

Co-hosted by Emerson Lehmann and Hayley Tenpas, the event served as a major platform for local outreach and financial support. Residents gathered to back the organization in its ongoing mission to assist victims of domestic violence.

Timeline

  1. October 15, 2026: The Golden House Show of Strength fundraiser took place.

Market Landscape

The fundraiser follows a pattern set by the National Network to End Domestic Violence annual census of domestic violence programs in prioritizing community-led financial support for specialized local safety services. This reflects a broader trend of non-profit organizations relying on public-facing events to stabilize operational funding.

Residents who attended or donated to the event directly enabled the continuation of local safety and support programs. The successful turnout ensures that these vital community services remain accessible to domestic abuse victims in Green Bay.

The takeaway

Community-driven fundraisers like this are essential for maintaining local social safety nets. Participating in such events helps ensure that critical support remains available for neighbors in need.

Further reading

For more information on regional charitable efforts, visit the Green Bay Philanthropy section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Wbay.

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