To preserve, advance and disseminate knowledge of the history of green county and the state of wisconsin.

To provide regional entertainment through live theatre and related performing arts, activities, and education.

Family promises of green county (fpgc) is organized to develop and provide services and facilities for homeless, low income families of green county, wisconsin. specifically the communities of albany, brodhead, browntown, clarno, juda, monroe, monticello and new glarus. this includes but is not limited to providing food, clothing, transportation, temporary shelter, and assistance in obtaining low income housing.

Monroe clinic and hospital foundation serves and enhances the healing mission of monroe clinic by combining the giving spirit of our communities with all who enter through our doors.

To improve the quality of life for all monroe residents by ensuring economic stability, maintaining historic integrity, and maintaining downtown as the focal point of our community.

Forum-myha, inc was organized to provide a well balance recreational and competitive hockey program by creating opportunities for all, to aid in the enrichment of the lives of the players, and to realize individual and team achievements of worth accomplished through effort.

To educate about the history of cheesemaking.

To improve and perpetuate the green county ymca

To match children with a caring adult

To promote and sponsor the green county fair for educational purposes

Strengthen the individuals and families of green county, wisconsin affected by abuse and violence through prevention education, advocacy, support, and services.

Mission statement:the mission of the monroe arts center is threefold: to nurture an appreciation of the arts, to aid individual creative development, and to ensure the preservation and integrity of our historic facility.

Building a stronger community by uniting people and resources to solve problems and improve lives.

Historic building/swiss -amer. culture

Provides various program activites for youth and adults which help persons to develop moral personalities and to aid in building a society through the improvement of physical, mental, social, moral, and educational conditions of persons who participate in these activites.

Provide shelter, food and veterinary services for homeless animals in the community until new homes are found.

Foster independence and allow disabled adults to achieve and maintain their maximum potential as citizens working, functioning and living in the community by providing work services, day services and residential services.