We hope you’ll join us on Thursday, July 30th for the official launch of the Dunn County Community Indicators.
The Community Foundation of Dunn County is launching a new resource designed to help leaders make data-driven decisions. Don’t miss the opportunity to be among the first to experience it!
Whether you’re writing grants, planning programs, allocating resources, or simply interested in the future of our community, Dunn County Community Indicators can be an asset in your work. This free launch event is an incredible opportunity to understand the platform, ask questions, and learn how you can utilize it from day one.
What does a Community Indicators Project look like?
Communities across the county are using indicators projects to identify needs, guide strategic planning, and measure progress over time. Explore a couple of examples below (click on each example to view their Dashboards):
Community Foundation of Sarasota County
City of Port St. Lucie
At the launch event, you will:
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Observe a live demonstration of the platform, MySidewalk
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Learn how it can support your work in the community
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Discover practical ways to utilize this free, interactive tool
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Enjoy a complimentary hot breakfast buffet while you network with fellow community members and leaders
When: Thursday, July 30th | 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM
Where: UW-Stout Memorial Student Center Ballroom | 302 10th Avenue East, Menomonie, WI 54751
Who Can Attend: Nonprofits, Local Government, Schools, Businesses, Healthcare Organizations, Donors, Grant Writers, and Community Members
Complimentary Breakfast Buffet: Scrambled Eggs, Ham, Sausage, Breakfast Potatoes, Pastries, Juice, Coffee, Ice Water, Milk
Claim your spot by clicking the button below!
Feel free to view the Community Indicators Project PDF document for more information regarding Dunn County Community Indicators project.
This event will be livestreamed and recorded for those who cannot be in attendance. If you are interested but cannot attend in person, please email indicators@cfdunncounty.org or call the Foundation at 715-232-8019.