Barbara Zabawa has been elected to the Board of Directors of Rogers Memorial Hospital. Established in 1907, Rogers Memorial Hospital is the eighth largest unaffiliated, psychiatric hospital in the country and has the expertise and experience found only in a stand-alone, not-for-profit behavioral health hospital. Their specialized programs are known nationally for their effectiveness in treating children, teens and adults with anxiety disorders, mood disorders, eating disorders and substance use disorders.

John Pienkos was elected to the Board of Directors of the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO). For 55 years, MYSO has been offering the highest level of training in ensemble musicianship to motivated young people from diverse backgrounds across southeastern Wisconsin.

Mike Lauer was appointed to co-chair (along with his wife, Gail) Spring Splendor 2012, Community Memorial Hospital's annual fundraising event supporting the Emergency Room at Community Memorial Hospital.  Mr. Lauer serves as a Board Member of Community Memorial Hospital Foundation.

Rebecca Bradley was elected to the Board of Directors of the Milwaukee Tennis & Education Foundation. Throughout the years, MTEF has served over 23,000 Milwaukee children who otherwise would lack a safe, productive, and healthy after-school and summer environment. MTEF's high quality literacy and tennis programming not only builds academic skills and improves fitness but also emphasizes First Serve Life Skills development, which instills the confidence needed to succeed in school and in life.

Mindi Giftos was elected to the Board of Directors of the Girls on the Run Dane County. Mindi is also the founder of a Girls on the Run program in her community, Cottage Grove, and is an active coach in the program.

Girls on the Run is a life-changing, experiential learning program for girls in third through eighth grade (Girls on the Run for 3rd - 5th grade and Girls on Track for 6th - 8th grade). The program combines training for a 3.1 mile running event with self-esteem enhancing, uplifting workouts. The goal of the program is to encourage positive emotional, social, mental, spiritual and physical development. The Girls on the Run objective is to reduce the potential display of at-risk activities among its participants. The goal is fewer adolescent pregnancies and eating disorders, less depression and suicide attempts, as well as fewer substance/alcohol abuse problems and confrontations with the juvenile justice system.