The Charles E Kubly Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations for projects that are consistent with our mission to raise awareness of depression, reduce the stigma associated with it and help people access resources in their communities. Additionally we have funded projects that address suicide prevention.

We have provided funds to the following organizations in 2010. Also, please see the projects supported in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009

1. Active Minds (2010) Grant to assist in the development of student mental health awareness chapters in Wisconsin.
2. Columbia St. Mary’s (2010) Co-sponsorship of a conference on postpartum depression for health care providers, Fall 2010.
3. InHealth Wisconsin (2010) Funding for elementary and early childhood teacher in-service addressing depression in elementary schools.
4. Mental Health America of Wisconsin (2010) Grant to develop and implement the new state organizational brand for suicide prevention and to produce and distribute branded materials to local organizations and SPI Steering Committee members.
5. NAMI Greater Milwaukee (2010) Support for costs associated with translating mental health material into Spanish, in order to increase the services of education, support and advocacy to Milwaukee’s Latino population.
6. NAMI WISCONSIN (2010) Grant for creating a directory of mental health resources on the organization’s website and staffing a hotline.
7. Ozaukee Family Services (2010) Support for presentations on depression and suicide prevention at four Ozaukee County High Schools.
8. Today’s TMJ4 (2010) Sponsorship of several segments on The Morning Blend television show dealing with various topics in the mental health field.
9. University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (2010) Grant to implement a Gatekeeper Training program for suicide prevention.
10. Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare (2010) Funding for presentations to increase awareness of and reduce stigma related to mental health challenges including depression and suicide.