CommunityTuesday, November 3
Apricity has raised $11.2 million of its $13 million campaign to expand recovery beds in Grand Chute
The 5AM Neenah team
Apricity has launched the public phase of its $13 million “Rooted in Recovery, Growing in Hope” campaign to expand its Casa Clare women's residential center in Grand Chute. The expansion adds 26,000 square feet to the 10,000-square-foot building, and Apricity will also move its employment program from Neenah to the site.
Apricity has raised $11.2 million toward its $13 million goal
$11.2Mraised so far toward the $13 million campaign
Sources: WFRV Local 5, WBAY
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| raised so far toward the $13 million campaign | $11.2M |
CEO Michelle Devine Giese said waitlists have run two to five weeks at times. More than 116,500 people in Northeast Wisconsin live with a substance use disorder, but only 12% receive treatment, according to WFRV.
- Work began: June 2025
- Construction: expected to wrap up by February
- Residents move to the new site: by mid-May
- To give: apricityservices.com/support
Apricity's residential beds are growing from 39 to 70
Sources: WLUK, WFRV Local 5
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Before expansion | 39 |
| After expansion | 70 |
Once it's done, residential stays will run 45, 60 or 90 days, and staff will be on campus to help with sober living and the next phase of recovery.
Sources: WLUK, WFRV Local 5, WBAY