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Boldt Delivers 135 Thanks, One Nonprofit At A Time

Boldt Contributes $67,500 to 501(c)(3) organizations nationwide

APPLETON, WIS. (NOV. 21, 2024) – In celebration of The Boldt Company’s 135th anniversary in 2024, Boldt selected 135 employees across the company to give $500 each to the nonprofit of their choice. The exercise in gratitude, the 135 Thanks Campaign, provided $67,500 to nonprofits in Boldt’s 18 locations nationwide. 

From June through September, randomly-chosen employees selected 501(c)(3) organizations close to their hearts to receive $500 donations. Beneficiaries included veterans’ groups, homeless shelters, food pantries, animal rescues, cultural groups and many more nonprofits.  

In the Fox Cities, Amanda Welsh, Talent Acquisition Specialist, selected The Monthlies Project as the recipient of her $500 check. The Monthlies is a nonprofit organization that supports women with a focus on providing menstrual products to school-aged students who lack access, distributing products via homeless shelters, schools and other venues. 

“I’m fond of the Monthlies Project because they think outside the box and address period poverty through education and advocacy,” said Welsh. 

Dave Kievet, President and CEO of The Boldt Group, considers the 135 Thanks Campaign an extraordinary success in commemorating the organization’s 135th anniversary by making employee-driven community impact.  

“135 Thanks was about expressing gratitude for our employees and the communities that have supported Boldt throughout its 135 years in business,” said Kievet. “Employees supported their favorite nonprofit neighbors, and nonprofits received funding to fulfill their missions. What a meaningful way to commemorate our longevity.”

Several Boldt employees’ stories of their nonprofit selections are highlighted in the News section of the Boldt website at Events and Construction News | Boldt.  

Employee-selected nonprofits include: 

  • American Cancer Society 
  • American Heart Association 
  • Autism Oklahoma 
  • Bartlesville Bombers Youth Baseball Club 
  • The Birthday Joy Program 
  • Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater La Crosse 
  • Boys & Girls Club of Sparta Inc. 
  • Breakthrough T1D 
  • Broadmoor Parent Participation Nursery School 
  • Center of Family Love 
  • Cerebral Palsy, Inc. 
  • Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD)  
  • Children’s Dyslexia Center of Upper Wisconsin 
  • Children’s Healthcare Foundation 
  • Chilton Athletic Club Inc. 
  • Clan Beglan, Inc. 
  • Clearity Foundation 
  • The Community Table 
  • Copper’s Dream Rescue 
  • Cramer Cancer Foundation  
  • Curative Connections 
  • Cystic Fibrosis Foundation – Wisconsin chapter 
  • Dakota Medical Foundation  
  • Davison Community Schools Shop With a Hero program 
  • Dragon Master Foundation 
  • Families of Children With Cancer, Inc. 
  • Father Carr’s Place 2B 
  • Feeding America 
  • First Assembly of God – Fort Myers 
  • First Witness Child Advocacy Center 
  • Fox Valley Humane Association 
  • Friends of Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission 
  • Great Pyrenees Rescue of Wisconsin Inc. 
  • Opportunity Development Centers Inc. 
  • Oregon Public Library 
  • Oshkosh Area Humane Society 
  • Making Strides Foundation 
  • Meals on Wheels of Stevens Point 
  • Northeast Wisconsin Hmong Professionals 
  • North Greenville Elementary School PTO Corp. 
  • Oklahoma Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars   
  • Paws and Claws Inc. 
  • Peyton’s Promise  
  • Pregnancy Support Network 
  • Project Avary 
  • PTA Minnesota Congress 
  • Quail Run Learning Fund 
  • Resurrection United Methodist Church 
  • Ripon Tribe Wrestling Club 
  • Ronald McDonald House Charities Eastern Wisconsin 
  • Ruff Start Boxer Rescue 
  • Sacramento Sheriff Canine Association 
  • Saline Parks & Recreation 
  • San Francisco CASA 
  • San Jose Strong sponsored by Collins Foundation 
  • Saving Paws Animal Rescue Inc. 
  • Sleep in Heavenly Peace 
  • St. Joseph Food Program 
  • St. Joseph’s Food Pantry 
  • St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
  • American Lung Association 
  • American Red Cross
  • Greater Fox Cities Area Habitat for Humanity 
  • Habitat for Humanity 
  • Habitat for Humanity of St. Charles County 
  • Happily Ever After Animal Sanctuary, Inc. 
  • Hayden Ross Motorsports Foundation 
  • Hidden Treasures Thrift Shoppe Inc. 
  • Holy Recovery International Church 
  • Hortonville American Legion Post 55 
  • Jane’s Journey 
  • Jericho Ministries Inc. 
  • Kaukauna Kinder Haus 
  • Kewaskum Community Pantry 
  • Kisses From Friends Inc. 
  • Lacawac Sanctuary Foundation Inc. 
  • Laguna Honda Hospital 
  • Lakeside Elementary School (ALP Program) 
  • Liberty K9 Rescue Ranch 
  • Love146  
  • Love & Second Chances 
  • MAAFA Redemption Project 
  • Madison College Foundation 
  • The MAGIC Foundation 
  • Mequon Nature Preserve 
  • Meta House 
  • Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research 
  • Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation 
  • Musana Community Development Organization 
  • National Multiple Sclerosis Society 
  • Neenah Animal Shelter Inc. 
  • Newhouse Inc. 
  • New London Wrestling Club 
  • Oak Creek Youth Football 
  • Ohio Right to Life Society
  • St. Mark Lutheran Church 
  • ThedaCare Family of Foundations 
  • Toto Foundation, Inc. 
  • Tunnel to Towers Foundation 
  • United Services Organization 
  • United Way Bay Area 
  • United Way California Capital Region 
  • United Way Fox Cities 
  • United Way of Central Oklahoma 
  • United Way of Dane County 
  • United Way of Tarrant County – Arlington Office 
  • Upper Peninsula Animal Welfare Shelter Inc. 
  • Video Game Clubs of America 
  • WCDA – K9 
  • Welcoming Willows Adult Day Care Center Inc. 
  • Westland Youth Athletic Association 
  • West Suburban Community Pantry Inc.  
  • Wild & Free Rescue 
  • Winnebago County Foster Closet Inc. 
  • Wisconsin/Nicaragua Partners of the Americas, Inc. 
  • Women in Manufacturing Southern Wisconsin Chapter 
  • The Women’s Fund/The Monthlies Project 
  • Wounded Warrior Project 
  • Wounded Warriors Foundation 
  • Yukon Quarterback Club

About The Boldt Group   
The Boldt Group is a family of companies driven to transform the built environment and beyond, through innovation, Lean methodology and continuous process improvement. Headquartered in Appleton, Wis., the employee- and family-owned businesses focus on creating extraordinary opportunities for employees, customers, partners and communities. The Boldt Group companies serve customers nationwide.  

About The Boldt Company
The Boldt Company (Boldt) is a leading professional construction services firm with customers across the United States and is a subsidiary of The Boldt Group. Founded in 1889, Boldt is a fourth-generation family and employee-owned firm headquartered in Appleton, Wisconsin. Boldt is recognized as a pioneer in Lean construction and in the industrialized construction space. Boldt operates 18 offices across the U.S. that serve customers in healthcare, power, industrial, education, automotive and commercial markets.