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Grow Healthy Marriages

 

With your help as a volunteer, mentor, and donor, we have successfully helped 92% of last year's couples stay together! That's amazing. 

 

Give 

Your generous financial donation is tax-deductible. Please donate online through the donate button or mail checks to our office.

 

Mail checks to:
Great Marriages for Sheboygan County
612 Center Avenue
Sheboygan, WI 53081

 

 

Mentor Volunteer

The Mentoring Program gives couples the coaching needed to provide hope and to stop the cycle of unhealthy relationships. 

 

Your partnership helps us teach couples how to avoid common relationship problems, while helping marriages grow closer, communicate better, and heal past wounds. Register to become a Mentor with Great Marriages by filling out a contact form here. 

 

 

Share Great Marriages Info
Pass on the knowledge of a great marriage: You can access the couples' resource library, couples' events, scholarships for classes, and curriculum downloads by contacting us at info@great-marriages.org. These resources help couples you know develop stronger connections to eachother. 

 

 

 

Additional ways to fund Great Marriages:

 

Stocks and Mutual Funds

You can donate stock to The Great Marriages Fund by completing the Letter of Authorization (See page two of this link). After completing the form, please take the original to your broker and provide us a copy. View the Asset Based Giving sheet.

 

Alternative Donations

You can support Great Marriages with a donation of cash, assets, insurance, stock, real estate, and even your car.

 

View the Benefits of Giving Chart to help with your next step. (Please consult your tax professional / financial advisor before proceeding with your best giving option!)

 

 

More Information

The divorce rate is an alarming 41% [second marriage is 60% and third marriage is 73%]!* 53% of all Wisconsin divorces involved families with children under the age of 18!**

 

Contact Great Marriages if you have any questions on making donations or about the programs.

 

 

Sources: *Marriage 101  **Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services