Ways to Give
For more information about supporting KANDU Industries, call
(608) 755-4123
GIVING MADE EASY
Giving is more meaningful when you are empowered to give in a way that best fits your lifestyle. We have a variety of opportunities for you to make a difference in the lives of more than 200 individuals with disabilities or disadvantages. Whether you give of your time, your talent or your treasure, it all makes a tremendous and positive impact! You can feel good that when you support KANDU, you are changing lives and fulfilling dreams.
SINGLE OR RECURRING DONATION
Make a one-time donation or set up a recurring weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual gift.
Or text “GIVE” to
888-617-3927
PLANNED GIVING AND MEMORIALS
Remember KANDU in your will, trust, or other planned gift and know that you will be making an impact for years to come. You can also honor a loved one, while supporting KANDU, by setting up a memorial fund in their name.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Executive Director
Kathy Hansen
khansen@kanduindustries.com
608.755.4123 (ext. 101)
PERSONAL FUNDRAISING
Share your passion for KANDU with your own fundraising webpage! We’ll help you create a peer-to-peer webpage you can send to your network. We can also help you create a fundraising campaign through your workplace, school, or place of worship.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Executive Director
Kathy Hansen
khansen@kanduindustries.com
608.755.4123 (ext. 101)
WORKPLACE GIVING
Foster a culture of philanthropy within your organization by setting up a matching gift campaign or launching a workplace fundraiser. You can also extend your philanthropic efforts to your customers by donating a percentage of sales from your products, services, events, or auctions.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Executive Director
Kathy Hansen
khansen@kanduindustries.com
608.755.4123 (ext. 101)
EVENT SPONSORSHIP
We put FUN in Fundraiser, and you can too! When you support the KANDU mission by sponsoring one of our popular events, you are not only supporting a great cause, you are also elevating your organization’s brand as a leader in the community.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Executive Director
Kathy Hansen
khansen@kanduindustries.com
608.755.4123 (ext. 101)
SHOPPING
You can give back to KANDU through your everyday purchases.
RaiseRight: Support KANDU by purchasing gift cards for the retail and restaurant locations you regularly visit. A percentage of every card you purchase goes to our organization.
RoundUp: Donate the spare change from your everyday purchases to KANDU.
KANDU Wishlist: KANDU clients use a wide variety of supplies each day for both work and play.
QUICK WAYS TO GIVE
KANDU now offers quick and easy ways to donate through your favorite cash app. You are just a few clicks away from helping people with disabilities!
SCAN IN YOUR BANK APP TO GIVE THROUGH ZELLE
If our options don’t suit your preference, we will customize a giving strategy that works for you. Contact us.
Executive Director
Kathy Hansen
khansen@kanduindustries.com
608.755.4123 (ext. 101)
DONATING TODAY
Help ensure that every KANDU client is filled with a sense of accomplishment and purpose. We offer a wide range of giving options so you can feel great about supporting KANDU in a way that best fits your lifestyle. Or consider volunteering with KANDU and experience first-hand the transformative work we do.
“Growing up we never really expected much because we were told Carissa won’t be able to do this, she won’t be able to do that…If KANDU didn’t exist, I don’t know what we would do. I cannot imagine a world without the support we get from KANDU.”
Tammy Welter, Mother of a KANDU Client
News
SUPPORTING FAMILIES, CARING FOR LOVED ONES: KANDU’S ADULT DAY SERVICES & MEMORY CARE PROGRAM
KANDU provides compassionate, professional care for elderly individuals with memory impairments while giving families the support and peace of mind they need to thrive.
KANDU ANNOUNCES EXECUTIVE BOARD LEADERSHIP CHANGES
Joel Chappelle passes the baton to Michael Davis after an extraordinary organizational restructuring and redefining of excellence in disability care.
KANDU IN THE NEWS: GRAND OPENING PARTY
KANDU Industries received front page coverage in The Gazette.
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Nothing starts the day quite like a warm, delicious breakfast—especially when it’s made with a little extra fun! Clients kicked off the morning with heart-shaped and Mickey Mouse-shaped waffles, turning an ordinary meal into something special. 💙
KANDU In The News
KANDU was featured on Madison’s WMTV 15 News and in the Janesville Gazette yesterday.
Rep. Steil visited KANDU Industries in Milton to talk about the importance of community rehabilitation providers and the employment opportunities at...
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Love isn’t just for one day—we're celebrating all month long at KANDU! Using paint and jewels, clients made one-of-a-kind Valentine's masterpieces filled with festive colors and a whole lot of heart. 💕
Watching each client's creativity shine is a reminder that ...self-expression is just as important as other life skills. Every day, we create opportunities for our clients to explore, connect, and share their gifts with the world. 🎨✨
A heartfelt thank you to Congressman Bryan Steil for visiting KANDU this morning! Representative Steil met with our Executive Director Kathy Hansen and toured our beautiful new facility in Milton, Wis. We were joined by KANDU Board President Michael Davis, Board Vice President Aron Bussan, ...Endowment Board President Pat Lyons, Board Members and Parent Advocates Rick Wilson and Betsy Nelson, and Joel Kleefisch, who represented A-Team Wisconsin. Together, we had a great discussion on the importance of 14(c) special wage certificates for KANDU and similar organizations.
These certificates are crucial as they help people with disabilities access job training and employment. They allow approved employers like KANDU to pay wages based on individual productivity and adjust jobs and work environments to meet employees' needs. Our programs also provide trained supervisors, opportunities for physical activities, socialization with peers, career counseling, and specialized job training.
We are fortunate to have Representative Steil’s support. Keep an eye out for coverage tonight or tomorrow on Madison’s WKOW 27 (ABC 27) and WMTV 15 News (NBC15), and in the Janesville Gazette.
Here are photos of young adults with disabilities in KANDU's Livin' & Learnin' program participating in the last of six nutrition education classes with UW-Madison, Division of Extension Rock County FoodWIse program. We learned about mindful eating, reading nutrition labels, and ...trying out new recipes. Along the way, our clients put their cooking skills to the test, making everything from fruit smoothies and banana pancakes to cheesy broccoli soup and homemade French fries. A huge thank you to Karen from FoodWIse for sharing her knowledge, time, and some seriously tasty recipes with us!
This free talk will be about Alzheimer's disease and healthy brain aging for women. Dr. Van Hulle will provide an overview of dementia and Alzheimer's disease, current treatment options and recommended lifestyle changes with a specific focus on women's health.
Registration ...is required—for details on how to sign up, visit the Facebook event page.
👏 Can we get a big round of applause for the incredible students of Marshall Middle School?
Their student council went above and beyond, raising $1,000 for KANDU! These young leaders are proof that kindness, generosity, and community spirit start early—and we couldn’t be more ...grateful. 💙
Drop a 👏👏 in the comments to show them some love for their amazing efforts!
📸 Pictured: The inspiring students of Marshall Middle School’s Student Council with KANDU’s Executive Director & some staff members.