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Our 2025 Charity Recipients!
​Since 2006, Doctors In Recital has raised over half a MILLION  dollars to support area programs to improve the health, wellness and quality of life in Brown County.  Through an application process each year, the Doctors in Recital board chooses partners from our community to support our mission of making a difference by making music!
2025 Partners Include:
Foster the Village is a nonprofit organization that supports children from birth to 18 years of age in Brown County who have been removed from their homes and placed in foster care. Foster the Village provides services to children and families in foster care, including basic needs, training and community support to ease the journey for children and their caregivers. In six years, more than 5,440 local children have been served, thanks to support from the community.
Ecumenical Partnership for Housing (EPH) is a nonprofit organization that has served families with children facing homelessness in Brown County for more than 30 years and aims to reduce homelessness one family at a time. Its mission is to provide safety, stability and solutions leading to self-
sufficiency for the families it serves. Working in partnership with 21 local churches, EPS provides three main programs: transitional housing, long-term supportive housing and eviction prevention. All families who participate receive intensive case management support focused on family well-being, financial stability, employment, education and home care to help them build the skills necessary to become self-sufficient.
Music Education Recipients:  The Fort Howard Fife and Drum Corps, & the Griffon String Quartet
The Fort Howard Fife and Drum Corps was founded by Heritage Hill at the beginning of 2023, thanks to a donation from the late James Griesinger. The Corps was developed to provide a historically accurate and meaningful sensory experience to the Fort Howard area. The Corps works with youth age 10 to 22, and provides students regular instruction with highly-trained musicians. There is no fee to join and no previous musical instruction necessary in order to participate. As an organization, Heritage Hill is committed to enriching the lives of visitors of all ages by nurturing a deeper understanding and appreciation of the history of Northeastern Wisconsin and its people.
 
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​One of the most vibrant and engaging quartets of its generation, the Griffon String Quartet (GSQ) was formed in 2018 as a collaboration led by Midsummer’s Music. GSQ enriches the lives of children and adults throughout Northeast Wisconsin through concerts, workshops and music education outreach. Each member of the Griffon String Quartet has advanced degrees and significant professional experience both as educators and performers, and they have been recognized for “their youthful vigor, which is absolutely infectious!”
Applications for 2026 coming soon!
Past Community Partner Recipients
2024: Exceptional Equestrians
2023: Brown County Community Gardens
2020: The Volunteer Center of Brown County 
2019: Encompass Child & Family Advocate Program
2018: ASPIRO Positive Parenting Program
2017:  Literacy Green Bay
2016:  CASA of Brown County
2015:  Ben's Wish
2014:  Marion House
2013:  AFCS Camp K.A.R.E.
2012:  Freedom House
2011:  Oral Health Partnership
2010:  Howe Neighborhood Family Resource Center
2009:  Adolescent Parenting Coalition
2008:  Center for Childhood Safety
2007:  Golden House

​Past Music Education Partner Recipients
2024: AVB Community Band, "Powered by Jazz"
​2023: East High School Choral Dept & Birder Studio for the Performing Arts
2020: Cup O Joy & Civic Symphony of Green Bay
2019: SOL: Baile Folklorico de Nicole; the HSSD Ukulele Club; & the UWGB 6:30 Concert Series
2018: Washington Middle School's Creative Skills Class & Music for the Sake of Music
​2017:  Youth Orchestra Program at St. Norbert College
​2016:  Howard-Suamico School District's Harp Choir
​2015:  Institute for the Fine Arts at East High School
Making a difference by making music