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We are excited to host a silent auction as part of this year's Women United Brunch! Items include hotel stays, activities and memberships, restaurant gift certificates, fine jewlery and goods, baskets from local businesses and more - there's something for everyone! All proceeds support strategies and programs that help more women achieve financial security.
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Women United Brunch
Madison Marriott West | 1313 John Q Hammons Drive
Join us for an inspiring morning of networking and celebrating the caring power of women! From single women to heads of households, we envision a Dane County where all women can thrive. When women achieve financial security, it strengthens families and creates opportunities for generations to come. Help us celebrate our 14th recipient of the Women United Philanthropy Award, Karen Kallerud - recognizing her service to our community.
You won't want to miss it!
Event Schedule
8:30 am: Check In, Networking & Silent Auction Opens
9:00 am: Brunch & Program
Sponsorship opportunities available! Please contact [email protected] for more information.
Please note, due to an increase in attendance the Brunch will be held in a larger space (The Conference Center) at the hotel.
Honoring Karen Kallerud
18-Year United Way volunteer, community advocate and Women United member
Each year, Women United honors a woman committed to making our community a better place to live, for all. The Women United Philanthropy Award recognizes her achievements in educating, empowering and inspiring women and girls to be philanthropic leaders in Dane County. This year, we are thrilled to honor Karen Kallerud!
Karen's lifelong commitment to service began long before her two decades of impact in Dane County. She was raised along the Mississippi River in a close-knit community where her mother volunteered for 25 years with the local elementary school, helping children learn to read, while her father served on local committees for over 40 years. This family culture of generosity inspired Karen to start giving back at a young age. In college, she joined Big Brothers Big Sisters and remained matched with her "Little Sister" for all four years, deepening her belief that meaningful change begins with showing up for one person at a time.
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