Giving Back to Our Community

“Care.” It’s one of our core values, and the reason that community engagement is closely tied to our business operations. From the Carex Gives Back program to our various sponsorships and volunteer opportunities, we’re committed to using our platform to recognize and support the organizations making a difference in our community—because we believe success feels best when shared.

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Carex Gives Back

A great career match is a win for both our partners and our candidates—and a win for us, too! In 2022, we established the Carex Gives Back program as a way to extend these wins to the communities in which we all work and live.

At the beginning of the year, we select 4 non-profit organizations making a significant impact in our community. Then, we set aside a portion of our profit for every placement we make to be donated. So far, we’ve been able to donate over $32,600 through Carex Gives Back!

It’s our partners’ support that makes this possible—and we’re just getting started!

INTRODUCING:

Our 2025 Partners

Junior Achievement of Wisconsin – Northeast Region

An organization dedicated to giving young people the knowledge and skills they need to own their economic success, plan for their future, and make smart academic and economic choices.

Junior Achievement of Wisconsin logo over photo of kids in classroom

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Madison

A charity organization working to improve the health and well-being of children that provides families with a place to rest and restore while remaining close to their hospitalized child.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Madison logo over photo of mother and child

United Way of Dane County

Part of a community action network that seeks to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities to advance health, youth opportunities, and financial security so all can thrive.

United Way of Dane County logo over photo of people serving food

YWCA of Greater Green Bay

An organization that provides programs and services that fulfill their vision of empowering women and children in an environment that promotes racial and cultural acceptance for all.

YWCA of Greater Green Bay logo over photo of women in an exercise class
A LOOK BACK:

Past Recipients

Check out the incredible organizations we’ve been able to support so far.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County

An organization focused on making meaningful, monitored matches between adult volunteers (“Bigs”) and children ages 6-18 (“Littles”) for the purpose of developing positive relationships with direct and lasting effects on young people.

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Second Harvest Foodbank

Southwestern Wisconsin’s largest hunger-relief charity, working to end hunger and food insecurity in our community.

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Junior Achievement of Wisconsin

An organization empowering the next generation through programs and mentorship in financial literacy, work and career readiness, and entrepreneurship.

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Madison 365

A community news publication that uses journalism to start conversations, find lasting solutions, build community, invite action, and encourage emerging leaders in Greater Madison’s communities of color.

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YWeb Career Academy

An employment service program offered by YWCA Madison that trains women and people of color to become web developers/designers.

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Gilda’s Club Madison

An organization that creates a community of free emotional support, cancer education, and hope for children and adults facing any kind of cancer and those who care for them.

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Rooted WI

An organization committed to collaborations rooted in food, land, and learning so that people can grow and thrive in healthy, equitable, and sustainable neighborhoods.

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Agrace

A nonprofit, community-based health care agency that provides hospice and supportive care services across southern Wisconsin.

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Einstein Project

A non-profit organization partnering with schools and communities to provide leadership and support for STEM education in Wisconsin.

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CP

A non-profit organization in Northeastern Wisconsin offering therapy and life skills services for individuals with physical, cognitive, developmental and sensory conditions.

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Syble Hopp School

A public school funded through Brown County that provides educational programming to meet the needs of children with disabilities.

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Girls on the Run of South Central Wisconsin

A physical activity-based development program for 3rd-5th grade girls that teaches life skills and understanding of self-worth.

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