COMMUNITY IMPACT

Over the past century, Miron Construction has grown alongside the communities in which we live and work. We embrace the importance of giving back and encourage all of our employees to get involved in their communities, assist their neighbors in need, and better the world by utilizing their unique interests and talents.

As a company, we provide support in many ways, from sponsorships and donations to in-kind services. We are proud to play an active role in our communities by contributing to projects that make them wonderful places in which to raise families, find meaningful work, and enjoy local entertainment and recreational activities.

As we’ve entered new communities, cultivated relationships, and grown as an organization, we have an even stronger sense of appreciation for the places we call home. We continually invest in the people, neighborhoods, and non-profit organizations that have given us so much. It is inspiring to watch them thrive and continue to make an impact in countless ways.

At Miron Construction, we exist to serve the communities in which we live and work, giving back whenever and wherever we can.

ANNUAL Community Impact

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United Way Fox Cities

United Way

United Way envisions a world where every community is a strong one, with jobs that can support families, good schools, and a healthy environment. Miron employees have been giving generously to United Way for several years. In 2022, Miron pledged to donate more than $665,000 in combined employee and corporate donations, an increase of $80,000 from 2021. More than three-quarters of our employees made a gift. As you can see, we take our commitment to sharing in the responsibility of ensuring a safe, healthy community for all very seriously. Miron’s collective commitment to strengthening communities is apparent in its employees’ ongoing donation of time, talent, and treasure. Each year, they make a significant impact on the programs and services supported by United Way throughout each of the communities in which Miron offices are located, including Neenah, Green Bay, Madison, Milwaukee, Wausau, and Eau Claire, Wisconsin, as well as Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

“In their engagement with United Way Fox Cities, the Miron team has been true to their mission of building excellence. Miron’s culture of dreaming and caring comes through in their big-hearted leadership and commitment, not only for United Way, but for the entire community. At Miron, people want to give back, and that passion is contagious! We are grateful for your generosity and vision as you partner with us to build a stronger, more caring community for everyone.”
Peter Kelly
Former President & CEO of United Way Fox Cities

Boys & Girls Clubs

Through our support and the support of others, Boys & Girls Clubs provide kids and teens with a safe place to develop essential skills, make lasting connections, and have fun. As a result, Club kids are more likely to graduate from high school, be physically active every day, and volunteer in their communities. Miron is honored to donate to Boys & Girls Clubs in Green Bay, Oshkosh, Wausau, and the Fox Valley.

The YMCA

The YMCA

Every day, the YMCA supports kids, adults, seniors, and families with programs that protect, teach, connect, heal, nourish, and encourage. When Miron and others support YMCAs, we make our communities stronger and help people realize the power of their full potential. Miron has donated to YMCAs in South Wood County, Green Bay, and the Fox Cities, as well as to the Wisconsin Alliance of YMCAs.  

“Miron has made a meaningful impact on our organization and throughout our community for many years and in numerous ways. Miron has been instrumental in the success of the YMCA and several other non-profits through their generous support of time, talent, and treasure from throughout the Miron Family. We are blessed as a community to have Miron Construction call the Fox Cities home.”
William B. Breider III
President & CEO of the YMCA of the Fox Cities

FOX CITIES MARATHON

Miron has been supporting the Community First Fox Cities Marathon for many years and has been in the platinum sponsor role since 2014. Our partnership and support goes beyond financial; every September, members of the Miron team participate in this community-wide event by volunteering, cheering on runners, and participating in the weekend of events. The Community First Fox Cities Marathon donates to local community non-profit organizations, including the Fox Cities Diaper Bank, Special Olympics Wisconsin, Big Brothers Big Sisters, the American Cancer Society, and more.

Bay-Lakes Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Miron is proud to support one of the largest Boy Scout Councils in the Midwest – the Bay-Lakes Council – which provides programs and services to more than 27,000 youth in 35 counties reaching from east central Wisconsin to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Miron donates to help the Bay-Lakes Council prepare our youth to become leaders of tomorrow.
Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass
Setting out to engage, excite, and educate, the Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass serves as an extraordinary glass experience for regional and global audiences. They provide unique discovery sessions to their guests that ignite creativity, spark fun, and cultivate learning for all.
Greater Fox Cities Area Habitat for Humanity
As an innovative leader, the Greater Fox Cities Area Habitat for Humanity provides diverse housing solutions while empowering families and inspiring community-wide action to break the cycle of poverty in the Fox Cities. Miron donates to help fulfill their vision of a world where everyone has a proper place to call home.
Fox Valley Technical College Foundation
The Fox Valley Technical College (FVTC) Foundation supports the needs of FVTC students, programs, and facilities. During a typical year, the Foundation provides financial support to more than 1,000 students, helping them pay for tuition, books, and unanticipated expenses.
Greater Green Bay Chamber Foundation
Existing to build a greater Green Bay, the Greater Green Bay Chamber Foundation brings together resources to enhance economic, workforce, and community development.
Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce
The Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce captures the energy of one of Wisconsin’s most dynamic regions by promoting employers and economic development, while serving as a catalyst to further improve the quality of life in the greater Fox Cities area.
Valley Kid's Foundation
The Valley Kid’s Foundation was created by a group of Fox Valley business professionals who wanted to make a difference in the lives of underserved children in the Fox Valley. It is the Foundation’s intent to use donated funds to provide medical help, cultural and recreational advantages, and educational assistance that these young people might not otherwise be able to enjoy.
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Miron Volunteer Program (MVP)

Corporate giving is just one way that Miron continues to breathe life into our communities. Additionally, and equally valuable, is the time that staff members personally give to efforts that are near and dear to their hearts. This donation of time, energy, and resources takes place on an individual level as well as the corporate level and is supported through the Miron Volunteer Program (MVP).

MVP hours may be used during the workday to volunteer at any non-profit organizations within the communities Miron calls home. Miron employees donate more than 550 hours of time each year to several worthy community organizations.

MVP: Community Clean-Up
Miron employees regularly head outdoors to pick up trash and debris that has collected on trails and along roads and riverways near our offices. Being a good neighbor is what it’s all about!
MVP: Make A Difference Day
In celebration of Make a Difference Day, Miron employees folded origami cranes, a symbol of strength, to be distributed through area schools’ Sources of Strength program to students struggling with social isolation.
MVP: Cards of Kindness
At the onset of the pandemic, when senior living facilities were on lockdown, Miron staff members and their families created and sent personal greeting cards to residents to let them know that community members were thinking of them during such an uncertain time.
MVP: Operation Gratitude Paracord Bracelet Creation
In honor of Veterans Day, Miron staff members supported Operation Gratitude—a national organization serving military and first responder heroes—by way of assembling paracord bracelets. These functional bracelets are literal lifelines for our service men and women in an emergency; in an instant, and with one strategic pull, 7.5 feet of cord capable of holding up to 550 pounds is available to be used for everything from building a makeshift shelter to suturing an open wound.
MVP: Volunteer Fox Cities Mystery Mission
In honor of National Make A Difference Day, members of the Miron team signed up for a Mystery Mission through Volunteer Fox Cities. After receiving clues about their assignment for several days in advance, the volunteers were finally given the name and address of the non-profit to which they were assigned just a few hours before they were due to report. Miron staff found themselves at BEAMING, Inc., an organization in Neenah that offers equine-assisted therapeutic riding for people of all ages and abilities. The volunteers tackled various improvements and chores, including cleaning out the arena, painting out-buildings, and cleaning saddles and other equipment.
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Kids' Christmas Party

More than 30 underserved kids from the Boys and Girls Club and Big Brothers Big Sisters visit our corporate office and join our Miron volunteers for an afternoon of fun activities, including cookie decorating, ornament creation, and blanket tying. In addition, they enjoy a delicious lunch, along with a visit from Santa. The day is capped off with each child being presented with a towering stack of gifts. The event is funded by way of employee donations.

National Multiple Sclerosis Society

The National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society provides a variety of resources for those battling, treating, or living with someone who has Multiple Sclerosis. Through donations and fundraising, the MS Society fights to cure the disease while empowering those who have it to live their best lives.

ThedaCare Family of Foundations

Donations to the ThedaCare Family of Foundations help fund projects and programs on many levels, keeping true compassion and exceptional healthcare close to home. These foundations transform illness into wellness, tragedy into opportunity, and worry into hope.

CATALPA HEALTH

Serving more than 9,000 kids annually, Catalpa Health is a pediatric outpatient mental health and wellness organization. Catalpa provides therapy, psychology, and psychiatry services, and works with children and families in the Appleton, Oshkosh, and Waupaca areas and on more than 50 school-based therapy sites.

MyMichigan Health

MyMichigan Health demonstrates its commitment to its patients and the future of medicine by providing a continuum of care across a wide variety of settings and specialties. With more than 8,800 employees, volunteers, healthcare providers, and other personnel, Miron is proud to support MyMichigan Health’s initiatives that help create healthy communities through ever-changing solutions.

Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation
The Marshfield Clinic Health System serves Wisconsin with more than 10,000 employees including more than 1,200 providers comprising 90 specialties along with a health plan, research, and educational programs. As a non-profit health system, they enrich lives through the provision of accessible, affordable, and compassionate healthcare. Miron supports the health system’s Foundation, which makes their meaningful patient care, research, and education programs possible.
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) – NE Wisconsin
The Northeast Wisconsin Chapter of JDRF provides support to people with Type 1 diabetes in northeast and central Wisconsin. Miron is proud to support JDRF through financial giving, volunteering, and advocacy for many years. Miron’s financial contributions allow JDRF to create life-changing breakthroughs in Type 1 treatments and therapies.
Aspirus Health Foundation
Existing to strengthen and support the healing mission of Aspirus, the Aspirus Health Foundation oversees the usage of donations and support. Ensuring that all support is used for the purposes for which they are given, the Aspirus Health Foundation helps improve the health and quality of life for the people within their communities.
The Women's Community Inc.
The Women’s Community Inc. of Wausau provides specialized services and resources to those affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking in central Wisconsin. As a non-profit organization celebrating more than 40 years in existence, The Women’s Community helps individuals and families achieve greater emotional and economic sufficiency. Miron has been a long-time supporter of this organization, providing donations, sponsorships, and in-kind work.
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RIVERVIEW GARDENS

Riverview Gardens addresses the root causes of unemployment, poverty, and homelessness in the local community through hard work, creativity, and human dignity. Miron proudly supports their work, which allows people to be part of their own solution by building dignity through job training and employment.

Children's Wisconsin

Miron is a proud partner of Children’s Wisconsin, whose vision is to make the children of Wisconsin the healthiest in the nation. Providing care from routine visits to life-saving advances and treatment options, they work to ensure that every child and family receives nothing but the best care. Miron proudly donates to Children’s Wisconsin to ensure their holistic health experts can continue their work preventing childhood suffering.

“Our Child Advocacy and Protection Services program is grateful for the support of Miron Construction in our efforts to respond to, and prevent, child abuse and neglect. This gift enables our team to be strategic and nimble in supporting educational and service missions, as well as expand access to child maltreatment medical expertise for children, families, and investigators in Wisconsin. Your generosity helps Children’s provide the best possible care for kids each and every day—we are humbled by your belief in our work. Thank you for helping us help the most vulnerable of kids.”
Meg Brzyski Nelson
Chief Development Officer, Children’s Wisconsin Foundation
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Feeding America® Eastern Wisconsin

One in seven people in northeast Wisconsin faces hunger daily. Hunger does not discriminate. It knows no age, race, or sex. Each year, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin serves more than 400,000 people in their mission to solve hunger. Beyond volunteerism, Miron was happy to donate in-kind work for the organization’s build-out at their Appleton facility. 

“Every morning when I arrive in our beautiful Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin building, I’m reminded of the partnership we have with Miron Construction. Miron walked with us through the entire design, construction and opening of the food bank, and they continue to be alongside us in the three years since. Whether through volunteerism, financial support, or expert advice, we can always count on Miron Construction to be a strong partner in our service to community.”
Patti Habeck
President, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin

St. Joseph food prograM

The largest food pantry in the Fox Valley, St. Joseph Food Program works collaboratively with other non-profit agencies and area school districts to extend their reach to outlying areas and students in need of food stability. Miron was honored to support St. Joseph’s Food Program by donating our construction services to achieve its goal of creating a safer, easier distribution option for the people it serves.

“Everyone at St. Joe’s is very happy with the drive-up distribution model. Because of the support of Miron Construction and many other vendors, St. Joe’s is able to bring our volunteers back inside where they will serve our guests from distribution windows. I can’t begin to express how grateful we are for the community’s support of this project. St. Joe’s has been serving those needing food assistance in the Fox Valley for 39 years. This model will take us into the future, ensuring safety for all volunteers and guests while offering face-to-face interactions that are so important.”
Monica Clare
Executive Director of St. Joseph’s Food Program
Xavier Catholic School System
St. Francis Xavier Catholic School System is a co-educational, fully accredited Catholic school community comprised of nearly 1,500 students serving grades Pre-K through 12. The System includes St. Francis Xavier High School, St. Francis Xavier Middle School, and St. Francis Xavier Elementary School at two locations. With new, state-of-the-art facilities, small class sizes, and a curriculum consistent with current trends, they offer the highest quality faith-based education while stressing the importance of pairing awareness with moral and social responsibility.
St. Mary Catholic Schools
Miron’s commitment of support to St. Mary Catholic Schools (SMCS) has been longstanding. We’re proud to be part of the legacy of this incredible institution and look forward to our partnership continuing well into the future. We believe in the foundation of an SMCS education: faith, academics, service, and personal development. Miron supports SMCS through donations, sponsorships, and in-kind work to help ensure students are provided with a well-rounded experience that encompasses students’ intellectual, spiritual, physical, and emotional growth and development in a faith-filled environment.
Diocese of Green Bay and the Catholic Foundation
Miron supports the one by One capital campaign, which will renew the mission and vision for the Diocese of Green Bay. The Diocese of Green Bay is devoted to fostering households and communities of discipleship through the mission and ministry of the Catholic Church.
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Make-A-Wish® Wisconsin

Miron collaborated with Make-A-Wish Wisconsin to grant the wish of a very special five-year-old, Dominic. Dominic is living with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, a severe neurological disease that makes him prone to seizures. Dominic wished to be a “worker man” for the day, so several Miron team members stepped up to make his wish come true.

Dominic started his day with a police and fire escort from his home to a nearby Miron project site. Once on site, Dominic joined the crew, undertaking such efforts as operating equipment, pouring concrete, and laying block. Following the site visit, a custom sandbox was constructed at Dominic’s house, with the help of Dominic himself, to ensure he had the perfect place to play with his collection of excavation toys.

Rawhide

Through the support of Miron and others, Rawhide continues to transform lives by providing healing therapy, counseling, and skill development for young adults. Rawhide’s commitment is to love and serve those who need it the most by combining faith, compassion, and commitment.

“Rawhide Youth Services is blessed to have Miron Construction’s support. Your team’s gifts help us transform the lives of Wisconsin’s at-risk youth and their families who need a second chance at life. Through our new and updated facilities as well as your generous donations, Rawhide staff can continue providing critical services to accomplish our mission each year through therapy, residential care, education, love, and hope with every youth who comes to us for help.”
Alan B. Loux
President and CEO, Rawhide Youth Services

Curative Connections

For more than 70 years, Curative Connections has been helping families, seniors, and people with disabilities find support and achieve their goals for independence. The Curative Connections team believes that engaged and empowered people create vibrant communities, and we couldn’t agree more. Miron financially contributed to Curative Connections so they can continue to provide much-needed programs and services that raise hope in the hearts of their clients and families.

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Donations & Drives

Staff Supplies, Monetary Donation Drives, and Life-Saving Donations

Miron staff members donate to various non-profits and causes throughout the year. These grassroot staff collections support the following organizations:

  • 4th H.O.O.A.H. Wisconsin

  • Backpacks for Kids Community Fund

  • Boys & Girls Club of the Wausau Area

  • Children’s Wisconsin

  • Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District

  • Community Blood Center

  • Families Helping Families

  • Feeding America

  • National Fallen Firefighters Foundation

  • Sharp Literacy

  • The Family Radio Network Help for the Homeless Hygiene Drive

  • The Giving Tree / Howard-Suamico School District

  • United Way

Board & Committee Service

In addition to our corporate giving, several Miron employees are generous with their time and talents, serving on boards and committees of local non-profit organizations and industry associations, including:

  • AIA Nebraska
  • Appleton Area School District Board of Education
  • Appleton Education Foundation
  • Aspirus Foundation
  • Bay-Lakes Council of the Boy Scouts of America
  • Big Brothers Big Sisters
  • Boys & Girls Clubs of Appleton and Wausau
  • Challenge the Outdoors, Inc. Disabled Sportspersons
  • Community Foundation of Johnson County
  • Construction Business Group
  • Curative Connections
  • Downtown Cedar Rapids Rotary
  • Downtown Madison Inc.
  • Eau Claire Area Carpentry Joint Apprenticeship Committee
  • Eau Claire Economic Development Board
  • Eau Claire Gateway Industrial Park Board
  • Employ Milwaukee Construction Industry Advisors
  • Fox Cities Marathon
  • Fox Cities Morning Rotary
  • Fox Valley Jail Ministries
  • Fox Valley Technical College Construction Management Advisory Board
  • Fitwel Advisory Council
  • Five Rivers Carpenters District Council Health & Welfare Fund
  • Five Seasons Advisory Board
  • Freedom Lions Club
  • Gilda’s Club Madison
  • Gio’s Garden
  • Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce
  • Greater Wausau Prosperity Partnership
  • Green Bay Packers Mentor-Protégé Program
  • Heart of the Valley YMCA
  • Imagine Fox Cities
  • Junior Achievement Board
  • Lake Mills Citizen’s Police Academy Alumni
  • Madison College
  • Make-A-Wish Wisconsin
  • Marquette University Construction Industry Advisory Board
  • Milwaukee School of Engineering Construction Advisory Council
  • NAIOP Wisconsin Public Affairs Committee
  • NAIOP Wisconsin Board of Directors
  • National Association of Women in Construction Chapter 160
  • New North
  • North Shore Golf Club
  • Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Architectural Technologies and Foundation Board
  • Northeastern Wisconsin Chapter of Construction Financial Management Association
  • Public Works Board of Lake Mills, WI
  • Ronald McDonald House
  • Riverview Gardens
  • Sexual Assault Crisis Center
  • Elizabeth Ann Seton Facilities and Grounds Committee
  • Mary’s of Appleton Building and Grounds Committee
  • The Association for Facilities CHAPTER 161 for Madison, WI
  • The Salvation Army
  • Troop 1010
  • United Way Fox Cities Board, Resource Development Committee and Workplace Volunteer Council
  • United Way of the Greater Chippewa Valley
  • United States Specialty Sports Association Youth Baseball
  • University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Chancellor’s Council of Trustees and Wellness Impact Committee
  • U.S. Green Building Council Iowa
  • U.S. Green Building Council LEED Advocacy
  • U.S. Green Building Council Wisconsin
  • U15 Boys Soccer
  • Waupaca County Fair Advisory Board
  • Waupaca County 4-H
  • Wausau Chamber of Commerce
  • Waypoint Services
  • WELL Movement Concept Advisory Board
  • Winneconne High School Project Lead the Way
  • Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra
  • Wisconsin Medical Credit Union
  • Wisconsin Lutheran College
  • YMCA of the Fox Cities
  • Zoological Society of Milwaukee Associate Board of Directors