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Couleecap Reports

Tracking Progress. Sharing Results.

A group of state and local officials, including Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers, speaks with a Couleecap representative while reviewing report documents during a formal community event.
A Couleecap Home Energy Services Worker wearing protective gear and a headlamp insulates an attic using a large vacuum-like hose. The space is dimly lit, with exposed beams and a brick chimney visible.

Proving the Power of Community

Couleecap is committed to transparency, accountability, and impact. Our public reports highlight the difference we make in the Coulee Region and demonstrate our fiscal responsibility.

Annual Impact Reports for Couleecap

Review our past reports from 2014–2023 to see our work in action across housing, employment, emergency support, and more. Our 2024 Impact Report will be released in May.

Tax Returns (Form 990)

Explore our financial reports to better understand how your support powers local change. 

Four Couleecap members stand in front of a construction site and a large sign that reads “Prairie Cottages Coming Soon! Thank You Partners,” featuring logos including Couleecap. Construction equipment and tree-covered hills are visible in the background.
Couleecap volunteers welcome community members at an outdoor outreach event, distributing essential items and resources under a banner that reads "Bienvenido / Welcome."

Community Needs Assessments

We conduct a formal assessment every three years to guide program development and ensure we meet community-identified needs.

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